In April 2026, Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan attended the scientific seminar "Application of New Technology and Complication Management in Plastic Surgery," held at Gia Dinh University, Ho Chi Minh City.

This was an in-depth academic event in the field of plastic surgery, gathering numerous domestic and international experts, doctors, and researchers. The seminar focused on trends in applying new technology in medicine while also discussing the issue of complication control in modern plastic surgery.

Scientific Seminar at Gia Dinh University

Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan presents at the Scientific Seminar at Gia Dinh University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 1

The seminar was organized on April 24, 2026, at Gia Dinh University. According to information from the university, the event was considered an in-depth academic forum where new technological trends in modern medicine were analyzed from perspectives linked to clinical practice and patient safety.

The program featured the participation of many experts in the medical field, along with international presenters from the Philippines, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asian medical technology organizations. The presence of domestic and international experts contributed to expanding the space for academic exchange while updating many new perspectives for current plastic surgery.

Technology and Complication Topics

With the theme "Application of New Technology and Complication Management in Plastic Surgery," the seminar emphasized two critical issues in modern surgery: the application of technology in diagnosis, planning, and treatment monitoring, and risk management during surgery.

According to an article from Gia Dinh University, over 20 thematic reports at the seminar focused on the core issues of plastic surgery, especially the combination of technology application and complication control. Many presentations also updated management protocols, complication handling, and shared clinical experiences in difficult cases.

Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan’s Report

Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan presents at the Scientific Seminar at Gia Dinh University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 3

Within the framework of the Plastic Surgery thematic session, Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan presented a report titled: "Three-dimensional Surgical Planning for Mandibular Angle Contouring"

The report focused on the role of 3D technology in evaluating jawbone structure, analyzing the mandibular angle area, and developing surgical plans suitable for each case. This content holds practical significance in the field of maxillofacial surgery, especially regarding facial contouring techniques.

3D Technology in Mandibular Angle Contouring

Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan presents at the Scientific Seminar at Gia Dinh University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 4

Mandibular angle contouring is a technique that requires careful assessment of bone structure, soft tissue, facial proportions, and the aesthetic desires of each client. Each face has different anatomical characteristics; therefore, surgical planning must be based on personalized analysis rather than applying a common template.

3D technology helps make the pre-operative assessment process intuitive and more evidence-based. Through three-dimensional imaging data, doctors can better observe the maxillofacial structure, thereby orienting intervention plans that are more appropriate, harmonious, and safer for each specific case.

For Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan, technology does not replace the doctor’s professional role but serves as an important support tool during the process of analysis, planning, and controlling pre-operative risk factors.

Complication Management in Surgery

Complication management was one of the core topics of the seminar. In plastic surgery, especially techniques related to the maxillofacial region, safety issues must be prioritized starting from the initial examination, indication assessment, and surgical planning stages.

Complication management does not only depend on actions in the operating room but also relates to the entire pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative process. Factors such as anatomical structure assessment, choosing the appropriate method, preparing intervention plans, and post-operative monitoring all play important roles in improving treatment quality.

According to experts at the seminar, in the context of increasing aesthetic and functional rehabilitation needs, the ability to apply technology in diagnosis, planning, and post-operative monitoring is considered a key factor contributing to improved treatment efficiency and patient experience.

Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan’s Professional Orientation

Through his report at the seminar, Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan continued to demonstrate his professional orientation: combining medical expertise, aesthetic mindset, technology application, and safety principles in surgery.

For techniques such as mandibular angle contouring, mandibular angle reduction, cheekbone reduction, sliding genioplasty, and facial contouring, comprehensive pre-operative assessment is an essential factor. Each case needs to be analyzed based on bone structure, soft tissue, facial proportions, and the suitability of the intervention plan.

This is also the foundation that helps maxillofacial surgery not only aim for changes in contours but also ensure overall harmony and long-term safety.

Milestone in Professional Journey

Participating as a presenter at the scientific seminar "Application of New Technology and Complication Management in Plastic Surgery" is a noteworthy milestone in Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan’s professional journey.

Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan focuses on updating knowledge, researching new technology, and sharing experiences with the professional community. This is the basis for Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan to continue developing in specialized fields such as maxillofacial surgery, mandibular angle contouring, cheekbone reduction, sliding genioplasty, and rhinoplasty or blepharoplasty.

Through academic activities and professional reports, Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan continues to affirm his sustainable development orientation, in which surgical practice, scientific research, and technology application are always closely linked.