When the Doctor Uses A Hack-Chapter 740 - 2)

The surgery the next day went very smoothly, with Chen Cang leading the operation with Qin Yue by his side.

Chen Cang's technique was very skilled, much more practiced in various surgeries than before.

Moreover, when it came to facial micro-adjustments, Chen Cang's SMAS wrinkle removal had improved too much from before.

While he was working, Chen Cang suddenly thought of Li Junki's fat transfer surgery. What if he could prevent skin adhesion and change skin elasticity through subcutaneous fat?

Thinking this, Chen Cang glanced at his mother-in-law and decided to give it a try!

This idea had great research value.

Chen Cang extracted some of the excess fat from Ji Ruyun's chest and then began the slow process of injecting and arranging it in the face.

The process was very delicate!

Qin Yue watched without daring to let out a breath.

The procedure was likewise incredibly precise.

The surgery lasted more than three hours, and for the breast reconstruction surgery, Chen Cang did not use implants, as after childbirth, most women's breast tissue develops well enough on its own.

It was enough to restructure and secure the glandular tissue and skin.

After the surgery was complete, Qin Yue was extremely impressed with Chen Cang.

On their way out of the operating room, Qin Yue whispered to Chen Cang, "Chen Cang, I want to ask you something!"

Chen Cang nodded, "What is it?"

Qin Yue's eyes whirled with eager curiosity, "I think you're so lucky!"

Chen Cang was even more baffled, "How am I lucky?"

Qin Yue said with a face full of anticipation, "Look, you're so good at plastic surgery, I definitely wouldn't have the heart to refuse if you offered to do one for me… In that case… wouldn't you end up with a different bride every night?"

A different bride every night...

With one sentence, Chen Cang was left completely dumbfounded!

This girl, are you not being too cheeky?

But...

This is something with considerable research value.

Like certain surgeries… emmmmm!

At that moment, Chen Cang suddenly felt that being a plastic surgeon was quite nice.

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After finishing Ji Ruyun's surgery, Chen Cang operated on a few wealthy women who had been waiting for some time.

He put in extra hours today, completing several surgeries.

After all, Chen Cang couldn't really rely on his father-in-law to buy a house in the capital, could he?

With the move to the capital coming up after the New Year, in that pricey place, how could he manage without saving money...

Now Chen Cang was considering whether he should also develop a side business after moving to the capital?

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After a busy day, Chen Cang came home, quickly freshened up, and prepared to sleep.

Lao Qin lay in bed restless and unable to sleep, constantly worrying about one thing – his wife would surely look different after the plastic surgery, which made him feel both anticipation and anxiety.

This feeling was truly amazing.

Monday was a busy day. After the weekend, everyone was unwillingly forcing themselves to go to work.

At around nine in the morning, a young couple brought their six-year-old child to the emergency room!

Chen Cang hurried to greet them upon seeing the child.

"What happened?"

The child's mother anxiously said, "The child has had a headache for two days, and today it's much worse. He also says that things look blurry and he can't see clearly!"

Upon hearing this, Chen Cang immediately had the child lie down on the bed and carefully performed a full examination.

There were no positive signs found in the physical examination, and the checks by the ophthalmology department showed no problems, as did the neurological examinations.

Chen Cang grew curious and promptly arranged for a head MRI and an electroencephalogram, among other related checks.

But...

The results were all normal!

This left Chen Cang stumped.

Could it be a complicated and rare disease?

Thinking this, the hospital took it very seriously, because diagnosing and treating a rare disease like this could lead to a high-impact SCI paper!

With the emergence of a complex and rare disease in emergency, the hospital called for consultations with experts from neurology and surgery.

Everyone began to hold consultations and discussions!

But there was no breakthrough for a long time.

This made Chen Cang very curious.

Pure headaches could be neurological, but neuro-inhibitory drugs were basically ineffective.

And there were no organic lesions in the skull, most importantly, the reason for the blurred vision could not be diagnosed at all.

The nearly sixty-year-old ophthalmology department head was panicking.

A sense of powerless pallor overtook him; he decided to personally make a call, requesting experts from the capital to make a trip out.

These past few days, the old department head had been working overtime, poring over the literature for the sake of this child.

Chen Cang had personally taken charge of this young patient, and after much helplessness, he decided to diverge his thinking, starting with a thorough inquiry into the inducements.

So, he found the kid's parents and had a good talk with them.

He learned that the parents of the young patient were highly educated, with grandparents who were university professors; education was highly valued in the entire family.

Besides school, the child was enrolled in extracurricular classes every day after returning home, and even his weekends were packed with courses, leaving no time for rest.

The little patient had woken up two days prior, suddenly complaining of feeling unwell.

That piqued Chen Cang's curiosity—could it be due to excessive stress, neurasthenia?

A special syndrome triggered by the nervous system?!

But the child was so young...

The academic pressure on kids nowadays was indeed too much.

The young patient's parents were also reflecting, vowing never to let their child go through such hardship again.

After all, as important as education was, it couldn't compare to one's health.

Four family members were kicking themselves with regret.

Determined never again to enroll in any supplementary classes.

All highly-intellectual individuals, they gathered in the hospital room, emitting sighs of distress.

Later, Chen Cang spent some time playing with the young patient, seizing the opportunity to use colorful picture stickers in a game format to test her vision, and the result was a cause for celebration!

Her vision was normal.

At that moment, Chen Cang was startled!

Confirmed in his idea!

This little patient might have contracted a bizarre illness!

That is, "Controllable Intermittent Headache with Selective Visual Blurriness Syndrome!"

This condition wasn't common, yet it was extremely difficult to diagnose.

When Chen Cang shared this diagnosis with the parents, the youngster also heard, and he was quite satisfied with the name.

The parents were taken aback, never having heard of this condition before; Chen Cang chuckled and whispered, "Actually... in plain terms, it means faking illness!"

Perhaps the boy had feigned illness, deliberately avoiding tutoring classes, and when it proved successful...

So, the clever child repeated the trick, deciding not to go to school.

Another success!

Maybe the kid, confined in his room with no TV or smartphones allowed, got tired of lying there with his eyes closed.

Chen Cang took a deep breath as well, deliberately informing the parents in the child's presence,

"Your son is very ill, I'm afraid... he might need surgery!"

"First off, we have to open up his head, I suspect something might have grown inside, we need to cut it open to see."

"However, after cutting, there will definitely be a scar on his face, a scar he'll bear for life. Moreover, he won't be able to see with his eyes ever again, and his ears may not hear either."

"Think it over carefully!"

After finishing, Chen Cang sighed deeply.

Upon hearing this, the little rascal was visibly scared, nervously fidgeting with his fingertips and cautiously looking at his parents.

Fearing they would betray him...

Wondering internally if he had perhaps feigned his symptoms a bit too severely?

Upon hearing this, the child's parents immediately accepted with resigned sighs, "Alright! Doctor, no problem, open up the head, when should we prepare? We'll follow your lead!"

After a moment's thought, Chen Cang replied, "Prepare as soon as possible."

At that moment, the child suddenly stood up, "Oh, Mom, Dad, my head doesn't hurt anymore, and I can see clearly now."

Seeing their son like this, the parents were infuriated to the point their scalps numbed.

At such a young age, he had already learned to play sick!

This hospital trip had lasted three days and cost more than twenty thousand yuan.

Angry, the couple took their child and left.

Chen Cang didn't know the full aftermath.

But...

Before departing, the little guy gave him a strange look.

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PS: Actually, many children who fake illness end up in emergency rooms, often leaving the family and doctors baffled...

And this intimidation tactic, which I've personally used, really works.

It's just that when you leave, the child's look at you is a bit off...