Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yi-Shan Liu | Dermatology | Best Researcher Award
Chairman | I-Shou University | Taiwan
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yi-Shan Liu, a leading dermatologist and aesthetic medicine specialist, serves as Chief of the Department of Dermatology and Minister of the Advanced Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine Center at E-Da Hospital, where she is recognized for her clinical leadership and interdisciplinary expertise. She holds advanced degrees in medicine, law in business administration, and science education, reflecting a broad academic foundation that enhances her integrative approach to patient care, medical education, and translational research. Her professional experience spans progressive roles across major medical centers, where she has led dermatology services, contributed to aesthetic medicine initiatives, and guided multidisciplinary teams in delivering high-standard clinical practices. Her research focuses on dermatology, aesthetics, anti-aging science, and applied corneotherapy, with contributions that extend to scholarly publications, collaborative investigations, and international academic engagement. She has earned appointments as an associate professor across multiple academic programs and is an active member of numerous professional societies in dermatology and related fields, reflecting her recognized standing in the global medical community. Her professional certifications in medicine, dermatology, and hyperbaric and undersea medicine further attest to her clinical competence and commitment to continuous advancement. Dr. Liu’s combination of scholarly accomplishment, leadership experience, research productivity, and professional recognition positions her as an exemplary candidate for distinguished award nomination.
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Featured Publications
1. Li, T. S., Wu, M. S., Sun, C. K., & Liu, Y. S. (2025). A novel banana method for surgical treatment of distal phalangeal glomus tumor. Asian Journal of Surgery, 48(11), 7228–7229.
2. Liu, Y. S., Lai, M. C., Hong, T. Y., & Liu, I. M. (2025). γ-Oryzanol: A nutrient-rich ingredient for promoting wound healing. Heliyon, 11(4), e42551.
3. Liu, Y.-S., Lai, M.-C., Tzeng, Y.-C., & Liu, I.-M. (2025). Polyphenolic hispolon derived from medicinal mushrooms of the Inonotus and Phellinus genera promotes wound healing in hyperglycemia-induced impairments. Nutrients, 17(2), 266.
4. Liu, Y.-S., Lai, M.-C., Hong, T.-Y., & Liu, I.-M. (2024). Exploring the wound healing potential of hispidin. Nutrients, 16(18), 3161.
5. Siregar, P., Liu, Y.-S., Casuga, F. P., Huang, C.-Y., Chen, K. H.-C., Huang, J.-C., Hung, C.-H., Lin, Y.-K., Hsiao, C.-D., & Lin, H.-Y. (2024). Optimization of laser-based method to conduct skin ablation in zebrafish and development of deep learning-based method for skin wound-size measurement. Inventions, 9(2), 25. (Co-first author)
Dr. Yi-Shan Liu’s work advances scientific understanding and clinical practice in dermatology, aesthetic medicine, and wound healing through integrative research and evidence-based innovation. Her contributions support improved patient outcomes, foster translational solutions for regenerative and anti-aging therapies, and strengthen global collaboration in emerging biomedical technologies.