M.D. Panutas Piyananthasomdee

M.D. Panutas Piyananthasomdee (Thai: ภาณุทัศน์ ปิยะนันทสมดี) is a male physician whose official hospital profile lists his specialty as otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat, or ENT), with expertise in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. He practises at Siriraj Piyamaharajkarun Hospital, Bangkok Noi, Bangkok, where the profile places him in the Ear Nose Throat Center.

The hospital publishes his title as M.D. rather than Dr., and we reproduce it as published. The same profile records a Diplomate in Otolaryngology (2022) and a Diplomate in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (2025), so the facial plastic qualification sits on top of ENT training. On this site we therefore describe him as an ENT specialist with facial plastic and reconstructive expertise, not as a general plastic surgeon.

This page is built only from that hospital profile and from the hospital's own public information. The profile does not name individual procedures, memberships, languages, publications or a case history, so this page does not claim any of those. Gaps are stated as gaps. You can read how we verify providers in our research methodology.

If you are considering a consultation, you can request a consultation with M.D. Panutas Piyananthasomdee through our patient team. The team passes the request to the hospital and replies once a slot is agreed; submitting it does not reserve anything.

The Siriraj Piyamaharajkarun Hospital profile lists four steps in his education, in this order:

• Doctor of Medicine (2016) at Mahidol University's Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Institute faculty of medicine, Thailand.
• Clinical Medical Science (2020), listed as a certificate from Mahidol University's Siriraj faculty.
• Diplomate of Otolaryngology (2022) taken at Mahidol University's Siriraj faculty.
• Diplomate of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (2025) awarded through Chulalongkorn University's otolaryngology department.

Read together, this shows a pathway from medical school to ENT specialty training and then to additional board-level qualification in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. The most recent qualification is dated 2025, so his facial plastic credential is recent. That is a fact about timing, not a statement about skill, and we do not draw conclusions about the volume or outcome of his work from it.

What is not documented: the profile does not describe fellowships abroad, the length of any programme, or society memberships such as those of Thai plastic surgery societies. The membership field on the profile is blank. Licence status is shown as unavailable: the Thai medical register would not respond to our automated lookup, so nothing is confirmed there. Anyone wanting certainty can request written verification from the hospital.

The hospital profile lists him under Otolaryngology (General ENT) in the Ear Nose Throat Center at Siriraj Piyamaharajkarun Hospital. It also publishes a clinic session: Fridays from 16:30 to 19:30 in weeks 3, 4 and 5 of the month, marked as subject to change. Because that schedule can change, treat it as a guide only and rely on the confirmation your patient coordinator obtains.

The profile does not give a start date for his position, previous hospital appointments, a teaching title or any leadership role. We therefore do not describe his years in practice, and we do not state how many procedures he has performed. If these matter to your decision, ask for them directly at the consultation stage.

We list the hospital as a public hospital. A JCI statement on the hospital's website carries an end date of 17 November 2026. Our team had no way to match that against JCI's own directory, and with the date only weeks away it is worth asking the hospital what stands today. Any accreditation belongs to the institution, not to an individual surgeon. More facility detail is on the hospital page.

The one documented focus is facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, listed by the hospital as his expertise alongside general otolaryngology. No individual operation is named there, so no procedure page on this site carries his name. We prefer to state that openly than to suggest he does rhinoplasty or eyelid work when nothing published says so.

In general, facial plastic and reconstructive work typically covers the structures of the face that sit within the ENT specialty's territory: the nose, the framework of the face, the soft tissues of the face and neck, and the repair of those areas after injury, disease or previous surgery. Many ENT-trained facial plastic surgeons combine appearance with function, for example considering breathing when assessing the nose. Whether M.D. Panutas Piyananthasomdee offers any particular operation within that field is something only he or the hospital can confirm.

A separate Skin and Plastic Surgery Center at the hospital lists, on its own page, services including nasal surgery, eyelid surgery and reconstructive surgery. That is a different department from the one in which his profile places him, so we do not assume his work is part of it. If you are unsure which department fits your goal, ask our patient team to clarify before you travel.

Procedure information on this site is general. If you want to understand an operation before a consultation, you can browse our procedure guides; treat them as background and not as a list of what this surgeon performs.

Because his procedures are not itemised publicly, the most useful consultation is one that begins by establishing scope. Patients commonly ask:

• Is the operation I am considering one you perform regularly, and is it done in your ENT clinic or in another department of the hospital?
• Which part of my concern is cosmetic and which is functional, such as breathing or the effect of a past injury?
• What are the realistic options, including non-surgical ones, and the risks of each?
• Where would surgery take place, what anaesthesia would be used, and who is in the team?
• How much time in Thailand should I plan around assessment, surgery and review?
• What happens if I need review or a revision after I return home, and who do I contact?

In general, an ENT-trained facial surgeon may examine the inside of the nose or throat as part of an assessment, so be prepared for an examination as well as a conversation. Bring previous operation reports if you have had facial or nasal surgery, and list every medicine you take. A good consultation should leave you with a clear understanding of the proposed plan, the risks and the recovery period, and you should feel free to decide not to proceed.

On its contact page the hospital gives its address as Wanglang Road no. 2, Bangkok Noi, postcode 10700. We found no dedicated international desk and no published list of spoken languages, either for the hospital or for him. English-language consultation or interpreter help is therefore unconfirmed. Mention your language needs when you send your request so they can be checked ahead of the visit.

In general, overseas patients should plan some time in Bangkok before and after any procedure for assessment and early follow-up, should arrange travel insurance that covers complications abroad, and should ask about flying times after surgery. The right interval depends on the operation and the surgeon's advice, so we do not give fixed numbers here.

Patients of the separate skin and plastic surgery unit book through the hospital call centre, but that is another department; for a consultation with this surgeon, our team makes the enquiry when you submit a request. See the Bangkok city page for general travel context.

A tidy first message lets the team judge fit quickly. As a general guide, include:

• What you hope to change or repair, and how long it has concerned you.
• Clear, well-lit photos of the face from the front, both sides and, if relevant to your concern, from below, in natural expression with no filters.
• Details of any previous facial, nasal or ENT surgery, with dates and, if available, operation notes.
• Breathing, sinus, allergy or hearing problems, if you have them.
• Your medical history, current medicines, allergies, smoking status and any blood-thinning treatment.
• Your height and weight, your country of residence and your intended travel window.

Your information is used to arrange your consultation. A remote review of photos cannot replace an in-person examination, and any plan is confirmed only after the surgeon has assessed you.