Areas of Expertise

Zhou Xiaoxi, Aesthetic Expert at Xi’an Ninth Hospital, specializes in severe burns, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery, and chronic wound care.

Biography

Dr. Zhou Xiaoxi is a Chief Physician in the Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery at Xi’an Ninth Hospital, where she combines burn care, reconstructive surgery, and aesthetic medicine in a patient-centered practice.

Her clinical expertise includes the rescue and treatment of large-area burns and scalds, burn reconstruction, aesthetic plastic surgery, and the management of chronic wounds. She is experienced in evaluating complex tissue damage, planning staged reconstruction, and coordinating multidisciplinary care for patients with severe injuries or long-standing wounds.

In burn reconstruction, Dr. Zhou focuses on restoring function, comfort, and appearance after injury. Her approach considers scar behavior, contracture release, skin grafting, and long-term rehabilitation, with the goal of helping patients return to daily life with greater confidence and mobility.

Her aesthetic practice is grounded in the same surgical principles of safety, proportion, and natural-looking results. She tailors aesthetic plastic surgery to each patient’s anatomy, health status, and expectations, emphasizing clear communication and realistic planning.

For chronic wounds, Dr. Zhou provides comprehensive assessment and individualized treatment for persistent or hard-to-heal wounds. She emphasizes infection control, tissue viability, appropriate debridement, and follow-up care to support stable healing and reduce recurrence.

Her medical philosophy centers on evidence-based decision-making, meticulous surgical technique, and respectful patient education. She believes that successful outcomes depend on listening carefully, setting achievable goals, and supporting patients throughout recovery.

As a Chief Physician at Xi’an Ninth Hospital, Dr. Zhou contributes to clinical care, surgical planning, and the advancement of burn and plastic surgery services. Her practice reflects a commitment to safety, function, and aesthetically sensitive reconstruction for patients with complex and common concerns.