Dr. Tassana Chareonngamwongwan

Dr. Tassana Chareonngamwongwan appears in the plastic surgery listing of Bangkok Hospital Pattaya, which stands on Sukhumvit Road in Banglamung, Chonburi. The entry names plastic surgery as the specialty, with English and Thai as spoken languages.

The entry on which this page is based covers training, specialty, languages and place of work. It does not list individual procedures, subspecialties, society memberships or published work, so we do not attribute any of those to the surgeon. Where a gap in public information matters to patients, the sections below say so plainly.

In short:

• Name as published: Dr. Tassana Chareonngamwongwan
• Specialty: plastic surgery
• Practice: Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Center, Bangkok Hospital Pattaya
• Languages listed: English, Thai
• To proceed: send a consultation request via the booking section below

For the sourcing and checking behind each statement here, see how we research providers.

The hospital entry records two training steps, both in Thailand:

• Doctor of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University, 2013.
• Residency in plastic surgery, Lerdsin Hospital, 2021.

These are the only qualifications we can attribute to Dr. Tassana. Nothing in the sources we opened mentions fellowships, board certification, further overseas training or membership of a plastic surgery society. No society membership is stated on this profile. A patient who attaches weight to a particular credential can ask for it in writing when sending a consultation request.

Licence. The hospital entry states a medical licence number. 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. We treat the number as stated by the hospital, not as independently verified, and a patient can ask the surgeon or hospital to show their licence at the consultation.

Only one position is documented: plastic surgeon at the Pattaya hospital, attached to its Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Center. No earlier appointments, teaching posts or leadership roles are listed, and none of the sources we opened gives years in practice or case volumes. If the length of time a surgeon has been operating matters to your decision, ask for it directly and ask that the answer be put in writing.

The hospital entry names plastic surgery as the specialty but lists no particular operations for Dr. Tassana. A specialty label cannot show which procedures a surgeon performs in practice, so this profile is not linked to any procedure page on our site.

At facility level, the Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Center also lists FUE hair transplantation and surgery for skin cancer. Those are services of the centre as a whole; the sources do not say whether Dr. Tassana carries them out personally.

If one procedure is the reason you are looking at this page, put it in your consultation request and ask two things: does Dr. Tassana perform it, and how regularly? Our team will pass the question to the hospital. The general procedure information on our site can help you prepare, but the choice of surgeon for a specific operation should rest on what the surgeon confirms to you directly.

In general, a first plastic surgery consultation covers what you hope to change, your health history, earlier operations, medication, smoking and a realistic view of recovery. Because Dr. Tassana's procedures are not publicly listed, these questions are especially useful:

• Which procedures related to my concern do you perform regularly?
• Which option would you suggest for my goals, and what are the alternatives, including not operating?
• What are the specific risks in my case, and how does this hospital handle complications?
• Who will be in the operating team, and what anaesthesia is planned?
• What follow-up is included, and what happens if I fly home before it is finished?
• Can I have the plan and any costs in writing before I commit?

Suitability for any operation needs a personal assessment by the surgeon. Treat any statement about experience as the surgeon's own account, and ask for it in writing.

The hospital's own pages describe an International Service Center with interpreters in over 20 languages. Its listed help covers insurance questions, repatriation, hotel booking, embassy contact, immigration paperwork and advance appointments. Arriving patients can be received by hospital staff at the airport and taken to a hotel the hospital nominates; staff then help with registration and with locating the department. There is also a night-and-day hotel call arrangement through which a physician may come to the guest room. The hospital states about 400 beds.

Inside the hospital, the plastic surgery clinic is one floor above dermatology (second floor, building D), and the centre gives its hours as 8 am to 5 pm, seven days a week. These are the hospital's own statements; check them for your dates when your appointment is arranged.

Dr. Tassana is listed as speaking English and Thai; if your own language is a different one, ask beforehand whether an interpreter can sit in. Wider facility information is on the Bangkok Hospital Pattaya page.

In general, a surgeon can give a more useful first opinion when you have prepared the following:

• A short note in your own words on the change you are seeking and your reasons.
• Clear, well-lit, unfiltered photographs of the area, taken from the angles the team asks for.
• Health background: regular medicines, allergies, previous operations and existing scars.
• Your height, weight and smoking status.
• Any reports or imaging connected with the concern.
• The dates you might travel and how many days you can stay.

Send only what the patient team requests, and hold back identity documents until a secure channel has been agreed.