World Without White Scars: Returning to Everyday Life and Embracing Equality after Surgery

After the "World Without White Scars" surgery,

returning to everyday life and making normal choices are key.

"World Without White Scars, Learning Without Disparities" – Those seeking treatment for white scars practice methods to treat white scars and heal emotional scars, aiming to return to normalcy and make equal choices. International White Scar Day spreads correct and positive methods for treating white scars and the mindset, aspiring for a "world without white scars, learning without disparities." It provides people worldwide seeking treatment for white scars with equal access to international, patented Translational Medicine – White Scar Color Regeneration, realizing the vision of "Cure White Scar, Cure Mind Scar."

Medicine is serious, but when entering the crowd, it should have warmth.

Even the most advanced medicine should return to "serving the people." A compassionate heart is essential for a medical professional. As a medical practitioner, one should always embrace a heart of love and justice.

Professor Chen Yu-Jui of Chang Gung University and Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, recommended in the book "Plastic Surgery and Mind Surgery" by Dr. Su-Ben Tsao, mentions that both he and Dr. Tsao were disciples of President Noordhoff and Dr. Munro from Canada, forming a brotherhood. He praises Dr. Tsao not only for his extensive knowledge and excellent surgical skills but also for his honesty, humorous personality, and enthusiastic approach, making those who come into contact with him feel energetic and vibrant.

On November 9th, Miss Y from Japan flew to Taiwan for the second time seeking the "White Scar Color Regeneration" surgery performed by the creator. In an interview, she expressed trust in Dr. Tsao and repeatedly conveyed her happiness. After the surgery, she immediately left Taiwan the next day.

Crossing the ocean specifically for white scar treatment, the encouragement and care from the doctor and the team gave her the greatest support and inner stability.

Off-camera, Miss Y kept thanking the doctor and the team and repeatedly mentioned, "I thought a doctor with international-level skills would be very serious, but didn't expect Dr. Tsao is so nice, so nice."

In a side shot, Miss Y's body language reveals a sense of reassurance and trust.

Verbally, she continues to express gratitude, happiness, and appreciation.