Cleft lip/palate patients
Congenital craniofacial anomalies patients
Microtia and hemifacial microsomia patients
Craniofacial reconstruction patients
Domestic and international healthcare professionals
Chang Gung Craniofacial Center is one of Asia’s leading centers for cleft and craniofacial care, providing patient-centered, multidisciplinary treatment for cleft lip and palate, microtia, hemifacial microsomia, and other craniofacial anomalies. Our team integrates surgery, orthodontics, dentistry, speech therapy, nursing, psychological care, and social support to offer individualized care from infancy to adulthood. Beyond clinical care, the center is committed to outreach, professional training, and academic exchange. Through international collaboration, medical missions, and education, we continue to improve craniofacial care worldwide and fulfill our mission of being rooted in Taiwan while supporting international communities.
Multidisciplinary craniofacial team care
One-stop consultation and individualized treatment planning
Continuous care from infancy to adulthood
Long-term overseas missions and international training
Academic exchange and knowledge transfer to advance global craniofacial care
Over 30,000 cleft surgeries performed
66 overseas medical missions with 1,590 surgeries completed
639 healthcare professionals trained from 56 countries
Assisted in establishing 16 cleft and craniofacial centers
Ongoing international conferences and training programs
Caring for >95% of Taiwan’s cleft patients
Healthcare professionals trained from 56 countries
66 overseas medical missions completed
Assisted in establishing 16 care centers
639 international trainees
Multidisciplinary treatment planning
One-stop integrated care model
Standardized cleft care pathway
Missions led by experienced specialists
Continuous participant feedback system
High patient and family satisfaction
Positive feedback from outreach programs
Ongoing partnerships with overseas centers
Growing demand for international training
Sustained international collaborations
Trained 639 professionals from 56 countries
Established 16 craniofacial care centers
Cleft techniques published in textbooks
Over 400 SCI publications
International craniofacial training center
Improved cleft care quality worldwide
Established standardized care pathways
Trained international healthcare professionals
Supported local craniofacial care systems
Promoted global collaboration and sustainability
