Dr. Sineenard Thanapurirat

Dr. Sineenard Thanapurirat (Thai: พญ. สินีนาฏ ธนภูริรัตน์) is a female Thai plastic surgeon. Ladprao Hospital's doctor profile gives her specialty as plastic surgery. Two Bangkok hospitals list her: Vejthani International Hospital, where her profile sits under the plastic surgery department, and Ladprao Hospital, where she appears in the surgery centre. Both are in Bangkok.

This page is deliberately limited to what the hospitals themselves publish. Their profiles give her specialty, her medical degree and board certificate, her two affiliations, her languages (English and Thai) and one licence number shown on the Ladprao Hospital profile. None of the pages we read lists individual procedures, subspecialty interests, society memberships, hospital positions or publications. When a prospective patient would expect an answer that no page provides, we state that openly instead of guessing.

To speak with her, request a consultation via our patient team. The hospital receives the request from us, and only its own yes turns it into a booking. For how each fact on this page was gathered and cross-checked, see how we research providers.

Ladprao Hospital's profile records two qualifications for Dr. Sineenard.

• Doctor of Medicine (แพทยศาสตรบัณฑิต) from Phramongkutklao, Thailand, 2012. The profile prints the year as 2555 in the Buddhist Era, which is 2012 in the Western calendar.
• Plastic surgery board certificate (วุฒิบัตรสาขาศัลยศาสตร์ตกแต่ง) through Phramongkutklao Hospital, Thailand, 2020 (printed as 2563).

In general, a Thai specialist board certificate is awarded after a period of approved specialist training, so the 2012 and 2020 dates imply several years of postgraduate work in between. Neither the length nor the content of that training is stated on the profile, so we leave it out. No fellowship, overseas placement or additional certification is published on either hospital page, and the Vejthani profile has no education text at all.

A licence number, ว. 43733, is printed on the Ladprao Hospital profile and we have recorded it exactly as shown. 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. Anyone travelling for surgery should confirm it with the regulator or the hospital before committing.

The two hospital profiles describe her role in different terms.

Vejthani International Hospital. Her entry belongs to the plastic surgery department. Vejthani is a private hospital in Bangkok. Its own pages say it opened in 1994, its fact sheet gives 263 beds, and the Plastic Surgery Center occupies the eleventh floor. All of that describes the building and the department, not the work of any single surgeon.

Ladprao Hospital. Here she is listed in the surgery centre as a plastic surgeon, with a clinic time given as Saturdays, 09:00 to 12:00, during the first week of each month. Hospital timetables change, so confirm the current slot before arranging flights or accommodation around it.

No start dates, academic titles, leadership positions or society memberships are published for her at either hospital. Since one surgeon can see patients at two sites, make sure you know in advance which building your consultation would be held in, and where an operation would be carried out.

Not one of the official pages we read names a procedure for Dr. Sineenard. Our rule is to link a surgeon to an operation only where an official source states they perform it, and holding a plastic surgery qualification does not settle which operations a particular surgeon does. So we make no claim that she performs any specific procedure.

What can be said concerns Vejthani's Plastic Surgery Center as a whole. Its page names facial work (facelift, brow lift, neck lift and blepharoplasty), nasal and lip work (rhinoplasty, alar reduction and lip augmentation), otoplasty, and body and breast work (liposuction, breast augmentation, breast reduction and breast lift). That is the department's list. It does not show which of these Dr. Sineenard herself carries out.

If one of those operations interests you, ask through our patient team whether she performs it, how regularly, and whether she would be your operating surgeon. Ask for the reply from the hospital in writing before you plan any travel. Ladprao Hospital's listing for her gives no procedures either.

With no published procedure areas, the first consultation is where the practical points get settled. In general, patients find it useful to raise these with any plastic surgeon.

• Which operations does the surgeon perform routinely, and is yours among them?
• Who will operate on the day, and who will give the anaesthetic?
• At which of her two hospitals would the surgery take place, and what happens if you need a longer stay than planned?
• Does the written quote spell out every item, and which costs sit outside it?
• What are the specific risks in your case, given your health and previous surgery?
• What follow-up is arranged while you are in Thailand, and how is aftercare handled once you are home?

Our procedure pages set out, in general terms, what each operation involves, the usual recovery and the principal risks. If you are weighing options, read rhinoplasty, breast augmentation or liposuction beforehand so your questions are specific. Treat them as general background; nothing we hold describes how Dr. Sineenard herself operates. Suitability for any operation is something only an examining surgeon can judge.

Her Vejthani profile lists English and Thai, so English is documented as a language she works in. Vejthani also states that it has a team of translators covering more than 20 languages, though the page we read did not name them. A separate Referral and Aviation Division is said to deal with visa extensions, travel and hotel bookings, and to run a flight service for patients and companions.

Ladprao Hospital's international patient services page says interpreters are available for English, Arabic, Myanmar and Khmer. Ladprao Hospital is at 2699 Lat Phrao Road in Wang Thonglang district, Bangkok. Both hospitals are in the same city, so you would arrive at the same airports whichever one hosts your appointment.

We hold no verified information on accommodation, recommended length of stay or fees at either hospital, so none is quoted here. Ask our patient team what each facility says it provides, and, once the surgeon has examined you, ask how many days in Bangkok your specific operation would call for.

A complete first message lets the surgeon give a more useful reply. Because her procedure areas are not published, this list is general.

• A few lines describing the concern, or the operation you are thinking about, and what you hope will be different afterwards.
• Well-lit, clear photographs of the relevant area, taken from the angles our patient team asks for.
• Your health history, covering long-term conditions, daily medicines and supplements, allergies, previous operations, and any past clots or bleeding disorders.
• Whether you smoke or vape, because surgeons commonly ask patients to stop around the time of surgery.
• Any earlier cosmetic treatment or implants, with operation notes if you have them.
• Your possible travel window and whether someone will travel with you.

Share images and records only through the channels our patient team gives you. Photographs cannot replace an examination, and the surgeon may suggest a different plan once she has met you in person.