Dr. Prat Manorot

Dr. Prat Manorot (ปรัชญ์ มโนรถ) is a Thai plastic surgeon. His specialty is plastic surgery, and the Phyathai 3 Hospital profile gives his special expertise as plastic and reconstructive surgery. He has an official profile on the website of Meko Clinic in Bangkok, where he is listed among the doctors providing aesthetic surgery, and another on the website of Phyathai 3 Hospital, where the hospital's directory files him under its Beauty Center. The Meko profile also says he works as a plastic surgeon at Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Hospital, which is not part of our directory.

Every surgeon-specific statement on this page comes from those two official profiles. Both are short. Neither names the operations he performs, the languages he speaks, a professional society he belongs to, or any publications. We have left those gaps visible instead of filling them with assumptions, and where a patient would normally expect a detail we say plainly that it has not been published.

Not sure whether Dr. Prat fits what you want from surgery in Bangkok? Use this link to ask for a consultation. One of our coordinators forwards it to the facility, and an appointment is the facility's to offer.

The details below are taken from the Meko Clinic and Phyathai 3 Hospital profiles. The licence can be looked up on the Medical Council of Thailand's public register at checkmd.tmc.or.th, and our patient team can help you confirm it before you travel.

• Medical degree: Doctor of Medicine (แพทยศาสตร์บัณฑิต), earned at Siriraj's medical school within Mahidol University. Meko Clinic gives 2013 as the year.
• Plastic surgery training: specialist training in plastic surgery (ศัลยศาสตร์ตกแต่ง) at that same school. The Phyathai 3 profile gives the period as 2017 to 2022.
• Board certificate: the Thai Board certificate in plastic surgery (วุฒิบัตรศัลยศาสตร์ตกแต่ง), dated 2022 on the Meko Clinic profile.

The two profiles do not agree on every date. Phyathai 3 gives a study period for the medical degree of 2008 to 2014, while Meko Clinic gives 2013 as the degree year. Meko Clinic also starts the residency a year earlier than Phyathai 3 does. We display the Meko year for the degree and the Phyathai range for the residency, and we mention the difference instead of choosing one version silently. If you need exact dates for an insurer, an employer or your own file, ask for them in your consultation request so the facility can supply them.

In general, a Thai Board certificate in plastic surgery is awarded after a structured residency in a recognised training programme. That is background about the qualification, not a statement about which operations any individual holder performs.

The Meko Clinic profile also shows a medical licence number, 47677. The number is repeated here as the clinic gave it; no register entry has been matched to it by us. Looking up any surgeon on the public Medical Council register before you commit to surgery is a sensible step, and it is one we would encourage here.

Put together, the profiles describe a short and clearly dated career.

• From 2016: plastic surgery resident (แพทย์ประจำบ้าน) in a plastic surgery unit, per Meko Clinic. Phyathai 3 places the residency one year later, as explained above.
• From 2022: plastic surgeon at Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Hospital, shown as a current role.
• From 2023: plastic surgeon at Meko Clinic, shown as a current role.
• Phyathai 3 Hospital: listed in the hospital's doctor directory under the Beauty Center, with Surgery as the area of expertise and plastic and reconstructive surgery as the special expertise.

What these entries show is that the 2022 board date and the first plastic-surgeon post carry the same year, and that the Meko Clinic position began the year after. They do not tell us how many operations he has done or how many years he has spent on any one procedure. Neither profile gives a years-of-experience figure or a case count, so this page gives none either.

A surgeon who is listed at several sites raises a practical question for anyone travelling: where will your consultation and your operation actually happen? Name the place you would prefer in your request, or ask the patient team to find out where Dr. Prat sees overseas patients. Remember too that his Ayutthaya post is outside Bangkok, so his availability at the Bangkok sites may follow a schedule that only the facility can describe.

No published profile ties him to a specific operation, so the honest position is that we cannot tell you whether he performs a nose job, breast augmentation or liposuction. A job title of plastic surgeon does not reveal which operations someone routinely offers, and for that reason no procedure page is linked to him on our site.

What is documented is his field, plastic and reconstructive surgery, together with his listing as an aesthetic-surgery doctor at Meko Clinic and under the Beauty Center at Phyathai 3 Hospital. One detail on the Meko directory is worth knowing: the Thai-language category label next to his name reads, roughly, aesthetic-medicine practitioner in aesthetic surgery, whereas his own profile separately states the Thai Board plastic surgery certificate. Ask the facility to explain how he is categorised if it matters to you.

### What Meko Clinic publishes about its services

The list below describes the clinic, not Dr. Prat personally. Meko Clinic's Thai-language website sets out face surgery (the nose, including open rhinoplasty; double eyelids and ptosis correction; lips, chin and forehead; facial fat transfer; facelift and brow lift; buccal fat removal), body surgery (breast augmentation and liposuction), hair restoration (FUE and PRP) and women's health procedures such as labiaplasty. Its home page gives 1982 as the founding year. On its breast surgery page it states that an anaesthesiologist attends every case.

If one of these areas is what you have in mind, our general guides are a reasonable starting point, for example rhinoplasty, double eyelid surgery, breast augmentation and liposuction. Then put a direct question in your enquiry: does Dr. Prat carry out this operation, and does he do so regularly?

### How to get a firm answer

A clinic's service list tells you what the clinic offers, and that is different from what one named surgeon does. Mention the exact procedure in your request. The facility's reply, not an inference from a web page, is what you should rely on when choosing a surgeon.

With no procedure list published, the first consultation is where the specifics get settled. The points below are general guidance for using it well, not claims about what Dr. Prat does.

• Start with the operation. Ask whether he performs it, what approach he would suggest for your anatomy and goals, and how he documents results. If the facility shows before-and-after examples, ask whether they were used with patient consent and whether they match your starting point.
• Ask who does what. In general, you should know who operates, who gives the anaesthetic and who reviews you afterwards. Meko states for its breast surgery that an anaesthesiologist attends every case, so asking whether the same applies to your procedure is reasonable.
• Raise the risks specific to your case. Any operation can involve bleeding, infection, scarring and, at times, a further operation to adjust the result. Your health history, medicines, smoking and earlier surgery change that picture.
• Ask about aftercare away from Thailand. Find out which check-ups are included, how a problem is reported once you are home and who answers.
• Ask where the operation will be done. Because he is listed at more than one site, confirm the venue, and whether the operating facility is the same as the one where you meet him.
• Ask for the plan in writing. A written plan, the inclusions and a recovery timetable make later comparison with other surgeons fair.

Patients commonly ask whether they must decide during the first meeting. You do not have to. Taking the plan away to think about it is normal, and a surgeon who respects your decision will not hurry you.

Meko Clinic publishes two Bangkok addresses on its contact page: the main site at 41 Vibhavadi Rangsit Road in Chatuchak, open daily from 09:00 to 20:00, and a second branch at 500 Rama 2 Road, open daily from 10:00 to 20:00. Our directory lists the main site under the name Meko International Hospital, but the clinic describes itself as a clinic and publishes no bed, ward or operating-room figures. For Phyathai 3 Hospital see our facility page for its location. For orientation on the city as a whole, our Bangkok guide covers getting around and where visitors usually stay.

Some things are not documented. Neither profile says which languages Dr. Prat speaks, and the Meko site we reviewed describes no international patient desk and no interpreter service. For that reason we say nothing about English-language consultations. If you need one, mention it when you write. Our team will then find out from the facility whether an English-speaking appointment, an interpreter or a video consultation can be arranged.

Plan the trip around healing rather than the other way round. As general guidance, our rhinoplasty page lists a typical stay of 7–10 days, ending with a check once the nasal splint has been removed, while double eyelid surgery has its own page. These are typical ranges rather than promises; the surgeon sets the timetable for your case. See the rhinoplasty and double eyelid surgery pages for more.

On accreditation, we currently hold no record for either facility. An accreditation goes on a profile only if the accreditor's own register or a dated facility notice shows it. How we gather and check information is set out in how we research providers.

A complete first message earns a more useful reply. Since the procedure is not fixed in advance for Dr. Prat, these are general items that suit most enquiries.

• Your goal in plain words, plus any operation you already have in mind.
• Recent, unfiltered photos. For the face, a straight-on view, both sides and, where relevant, one from below. For the body, standing views from the front, sides and back in plain underwear in good light.
• Health background: ongoing conditions, regular medicines, allergies, nicotine use and any earlier problem with anaesthesia.
• Past surgery or injectables, with dates, and, if you kept them, operation notes or implant cards.
• Height and weight, and for body contouring whether your weight has been steady.
• Your travel window, including how much room you have if the surgeon wants a longer stay.

In general, photos alone are not enough for a final recommendation. Expect any plan to be finalised after an examination, either in person or on a video call, and treat a plan made only from images as provisional.