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  • Image of  Shanghai United Family Hospital

    Movement is something most people take for granted until a stiff knee, a numb hand or a locked finger starts getting in the way of work, sport and sleep. The orthopedic and sports medicine department at Shanghai United Family Hospital is organized to solve exactly these problems, with subspecialty surgeons for the spine, shoulder, hip and pelvis, knee, foot and ankle, and hand, working alongside physical therapists in one JCI-accredited general hospital in China. For people living with advanced arthritis, the joint reconstruction team performs knee replacement, including complex and revision cases, after conservative options such as medication, activity changes and physiotherapy have been properly explored. Hand specialists handle the small but disabling conditions that affect everyday dexterity: carpal tunnel surgery relieves the tingling, weakness and night pain caused by a compressed nerve at the wrist, while trigger finger treatment releases a tendon that catches or locks when the finger bends. Athletes and active adults also benefit from a sports medicine service that manages injuries of the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, ankle and foot, and a pediatric orthopedic team looks after fractures, growth problems and scoliosis in children. Emergency orthopedic care is available seven days a week with fast access and short waits. Surgery takes place in modern operating theatres supported by advanced 3.0T MRI imaging, and recovery is guided by an in-house physical therapy team. Consultations are available in English and Chinese, and the hospital offers direct billing with more than forty international insurers, making Shanghai United Family Hospital a straightforward, well-coordinated choice for expatriates and local families seeking orthopedic care.

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  • Image of  Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital

    Obesity is a medical condition, not a matter of willpower, and that belief shapes the weight-loss and metabolic surgery service at Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital. Founded in 1904 and now a large tertiary general hospital in China, it combines a nationally recognised endocrinology and diabetes programme with an experienced surgical team. This pairing matters, because severe obesity often travels with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and sleep apnoea, and the best results come when surgeons and metabolic specialists plan care together. For many patients, the first step toward a lasting change is gastric sleeve surgery. The surgical team performs it with minimally invasive techniques designed to reduce pain, shorten the hospital stay and support a faster return to normal activity. Candidates are assessed carefully, with attention to nutrition, blood sugar, heart and lung health and emotional readiness. For people with poorly controlled diabetes or more complex metabolic needs, gastric bypass may be recommended instead. The choice between options is always made after a full review of the patient's history, goals and test results, and it is explained in clear, practical terms. The hospital has also developed single port bariatric surgery, performed through one small incision at the navel. This approach aims to leave minimal visible scarring while keeping safety standards high. Care continues long after the operation. Dietitians, endocrinologists and nurses guide patients through the early weeks and the years that follow, with regular checks of weight, vitamins and metabolic health. Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital welcomes international patients and offers English-language support through its international cooperation office, making it a reliable choice for metabolic surgery in China.

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  • Image of  Parkway Shanghai Hospital

    International standards, English-speaking doctors and transparent pricing make Parkway Shanghai Hospital a natural first stop for expatriates and medical travellers looking for aesthetic and reconstructive care in China. Opened in 2023 as part of IHH Healthcare, one of the largest private healthcare networks in the world, this modern 450-bed hospital brings the service culture of its sister hospitals in Singapore and beyond to a purpose-built campus in China. Its plastic surgery team covers both cosmetic refinement and reconstruction. Body contouring through liposuction helps patients remove localised fat on the abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms or face when diet and exercise have not been enough. Many patients prefer to use their own tissue for volume, and the hospital offers fat transfer to add fullness to the breasts, buttocks or face with results that look and feel natural. On the reconstructive side, surgeons focus on scar removal and revision after injuries, burns or earlier operations, using careful closure techniques, flaps and grafts, and laser options to leave marks as discreet as possible. Every journey begins with an unhurried consultation in English, Chinese or Japanese, where the surgeon explains the options, the expected recovery and the risks in plain language. Direct billing with many international insurers, online booking and a promise of no hidden costs remove much of the stress that can come with treatment abroad. For people living in or visiting China who want a private, internationally accredited environment, Parkway Shanghai Hospital combines skilled surgeons, modern theatres and genuine, patient-centred service under one roof.

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  • Image of  Barley Microneedle Hair Transplant

    Hair shapes how people see themselves, and when it thins or disappears, confidence often goes with it. Barley Microneedle Hair Transplant was built to help people in China and visitors from abroad get that confidence back, using a patented microneedle technique developed by the brand itself. Known in Chinese as Damai, the group has grown into a national network of more than thirty branches, supported by over one hundred doctors and fourteen national patents. The technique uses very fine needles to place each follicle with minimal damage to the surrounding skin. This supports high graft survival, dense and natural-looking coverage and a comfortable recovery. The same precision makes it well suited to delicate facial areas. An eyebrow hair transplant can rebuild brows that are sparse, uneven or lost after years of over-plucking or scarring. Doctors design the shape and angle of each hair to match the patient's face, so the result looks soft and realistic. For men who want a fuller, more defined look, a beard transplant can fill patchy areas on the cheeks, chin and moustache line. Growth direction is planned carefully so the new hairs blend with existing ones. Not every patient needs surgery. The clinic also provides hair loss treatment for early thinning, including medical therapy, scalp care and regular monitoring, helping people slow shedding and protect the hair they still have. Each plan starts with a detailed scalp and hair assessment and an honest discussion of goals. English-speaking coordinators help international patients with booking, travel planning and aftercare, making Barley Microneedle Hair Transplant a practical choice for hair restoration in China.

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  • Image of  Aidencare Dental
    China
    China, Shanghai

    Aidencare Dental

    Artificial intelligence and old-fashioned clinical care meet in an unusual way at Aidencare Dental, a modern international practice in China founded by a UK-trained dentist who saw how digital analysis of X-rays and photographs could make diagnosis clearer for every patient. The result is a clinic where technology supports the dentist's judgement, and where patients can actually see, on screen, what is happening in their mouth before they decide on care. The team brings together general dentists and visiting specialists trained in the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany and China, covering restorative, surgical, orthodontic and children's dentistry. Care is delivered in English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Spanish, which makes the practice a comfortable choice for expatriate families and medical travellers alike. For missing teeth, the clinic places dental implants, from single-tooth cases to complex full-arch work planned with digital imaging and guided techniques. Adults who want straighter teeth without metal brackets can choose Invisalign, with treatment planned and monitored by the orthodontic team. Patients with worn, broken or failing teeth often need a bigger picture approach, and the practice is known for full mouth rehabilitation, rebuilding bite, function and appearance step by step. Everyday comforts matter too. The clinic sits high in a modern office tower near a metro station, with convenient parking, WeChat booking and a team that usually answers messages within a day. Direct billing is available with selected international insurers, and assisted claims are offered for several others. For anyone seeking thoughtful, English-speaking dentistry in China, Aidencare Dental offers a calm, well-equipped and forward-looking option.

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