# Deep Plane Facelift in Taiwan — 5 Listed Surgeons (2026)

> Machine-readable markdown mirror of https://deepplane.com/taiwan. Last built: 2026-08-13.
> License: CC BY 4.0 — Source: DEEPPLANE™ registry.

## Cost

- Procedure (surgeon + facility + anesthesia): $12,000–$15,500 USD
- Source: https://deepplane.com/deep-plane-facelift-cost (2026 canonical registry dataset, CC BY 4.0, machine-readable at https://deepplane.com/api/v1/cost-by-country.json)

## Top surgeons by DeepPlane Score

Ranking basis: the public DeepPlane Score (board certification, documented case evidence, verified review history) — identical order to the on-page roster at https://deepplane.com/taiwan.

1. Dr. Roger Tsai — DeepPlane Score 35 — https://deepplane.com/surgeons/roger-tsai
1. Dr. Mingyi He — DeepPlane Score 26 — https://deepplane.com/surgeons/mingyi-he
1. Dr. Yun-Ta Tsai — DeepPlane Score 10 — https://deepplane.com/surgeons/yun-ta-tsai
1. Dr. Chao-Huei Wang — DeepPlane Score 3 — https://deepplane.com/surgeons/chao-huei-wang
1. Dr. Xie Yuxuan — DeepPlane Score 3 — https://deepplane.com/surgeons/xie-yuxuan

## Frequently asked questions

### Are Taiwanese Hospitals JCI Accredited?

Yes — top Taiwanese hospitals hold JCI accreditation or equivalent national standards, including National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH), Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, and Taipei Medical University Hospital. Chang Gung's plastic surgery program is considered a top-tier Asian training center. Taiwan's National Health Insurance produces high surgical volumes and strong continuous peer review.

### Are Taiwanese Surgeons Qualified for Deep Plane Facelift?

Yes — Taiwanese plastic surgeons hold TSPS (Taiwan Society of Plastic Surgery) certification, requiring a 5–6 year subspecialty residency regulated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Many TSPS specialists complete fellowships in Japan, Korea, or the USA. Taiwan has produced internationally published research on facial anatomy and deep plane technique, with surgical standards among the strongest in Asia.

### When Is the Best Time for Surgery in Taiwan?

October through early December and March through May are optimal — Taipei averages 18–28°C with moderate humidity and clear skies. Avoid humid rainy summer (June–September) with typhoon risk July–September that can cause flight disruption. Cool damp winter (December–February) has persistent rainfall. October and November offer the best combination of mild weather and reliable conditions.

### How Much Does a Deep Plane Facelift Cost in Taiwan?

A deep plane facelift in Taiwan generally starts around $12,000, with published Taiwan ranges of $12,000–$15,500 covering surgeon, facility, and anesthesia fees. The exact figure depends on the surgeon's deep-plane case volume and your anatomy — get itemized quotes (surgeon fee 40–60%, facility 20–30%, anesthesia 10–15%, follow-up care) from 2–3 of the surgeons listed on this page and compare like for like.

### Who Is the Best Facelift Surgeon in Taiwan?

No single surgeon is objectively "best" — the honest answer is a shortlist built on verifiable signals: board certification, documented deep-plane case volume (50+ per year), verified Google review history, and depth of deep-plane-specific before/after photos. The ranked roster on this page applies exactly these criteria to Taiwan's verified deep plane facelift surgeons so you can compare candidates side by side instead of relying on any one clinic's marketing.

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