Plastic surgery in Thailand
Thailand is quickly becoming one of the world's leading medical tourism destinations. And for good reasons: price, quality, service, infrastructure and just being an awesome place are a few of them.
Browse our site to plan your trip and if you need more information, don't hesitate to contact us.
If you have any questions about plastic or cosmetic surgery in Thailand, ask them us.
Or have a look at the treatments to compare prices.
Affordable Much cheaper than home
Rates for plastic or cosmetic surgery in Thailand are significantly lower than in the West or Middle-East.
Don't be surprised if you pay just 30% of what you would pay at home.
With more and more insurance companies covering treatment abroad, it's no wonder Thailand has 1.5 million medical tourists a year.
Quality International standards
Especially when it comes to your health, quality matters.
Thai hospitals are famous in the region for their quality: now 11 Thai hospitals are JCI accredited and hundreds of doctors in Thailand are American Board certified.
Additionally many Thai hospitals provide a luxury more commonly seen in 4 star hotels.
Help Help & advice
The decision to get any kind of plastic surgery is a big one. Having that surgery on the other side of the globe, doesn't make it any easier.
Discussing the situation with real people who have experience with the doctors and hospitals can be a big help.
If you have any questions or are looking for tips contact us and we will get back to you.

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