Dr. Techin Wasinsangworn

Dr. Techin Wasinsangworn is a plastic surgeon listed on the staff of Bangkok Hospital Pattaya, in the Banglamung district of Chonburi. The hospital's online doctor directory shows Dr. Techin under the Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Center heading and records English and Thai as working languages.

Everything on this page rests on that single directory entry, plus the checks we attempted ourselves. The entry names a specialty but does not name individual operations, special interests or society memberships. For that reason we describe Dr. Techin simply as a plastic surgeon and do not credit any particular operation to them. Where information is missing, we say so rather than guess.

If you want to find out whether Dr. Techin is the right person for the surgery you have in mind, request a consultation. Our patient team forwards your goals and questions and then tells you what the hospital confirms.

The rules we follow when deciding what may be published are explained on our provider research methodology page.

The directory entry lists two milestones:

• Doctor of Medicine, Zhejiang University, China, 2014.
• Qualification in Plastic Surgery through the Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand, dated 2024.

Patients often want to know where a surgeon stands in their career, and the second line answers part of that: the plastic surgery qualification is dated 2024. That is a statement about a date and nothing more. We do not treat it as an advantage or a drawback, and the entry gives no detail on the rotations or hospitals involved.

A medical licence number appears on the hospital page as well. 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 can search the register personally.

The entry shows no fellowship, overseas attachment or professional-society membership. At a consultation it is reasonable to ask whether any additional training relates to the operation you are considering.

Only one role is documented: plastic surgeon, working from the Pattaya hospital's dermatology and plastic surgery unit. The entry lists no earlier posts, teaching appointments or publications, and we found no other official source that adds to it.

We do not quote years in practice, operation counts or outcome rates for Dr. Techin, because no official source provides them. Should such figures weigh on your choice, put the question to the surgeon in person, and treat any number given verbally as the surgeon's own statement rather than something we have checked.

Dr. Techin's directory entry names no procedures, so this site attaches none to the profile.

The centre is a separate matter. Our hospital research records these services as listed by the department: eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), alar base reduction, facelift, liposuction, tummy tuck, and three breast operations: augmentation, lift and reduction. The centre also lists hair transplantation by the FUE technique and skin cancer surgery. A place on a centre's service list does not tell you which surgeon performs each operation day to day.

A practical step: name your operation when you write to us, and ask for written confirmation of which surgeon at the centre would carry it out. If the answer is a colleague of Dr. Techin, it is far better to learn that before you book flights.

Because no procedure list is published for this surgeon, the consultation carries more weight than usual. Patients commonly find these questions useful:

• How often do you perform this exact operation here, and who assists you?
• Given my anatomy, what can surgery realistically change, and what would you advise against?
• Which risks are most relevant to my own situation, given the medicines I take, whether I smoke, earlier operations and my health?
• What type of anaesthesia is planned, where will the operation take place, and who monitors me overnight?
• Once I am back home and something worries me, who answers my message, and within what time?

Before the appointment, read what an operation generally involves on our pages for breast augmentation, facelift or liposuction, so your questions can be specific. General information is not a substitute for being examined, and only an assessment can settle whether a given operation suits you.

The hospital's website has an international services page. According to our hospital research, it describes an International Service Center with interpreters in more than 20 languages, help with hotels, embassy contact and immigration matters, and airport pick-up by hospital staff with escort to the department on arrival. The same page gives the hospital's own bed figure of 400. Address and further details are on the hospital page.

Two points apply to this surgeon in particular. First, Dr. Techin's own entry lists English and Thai, so if you speak another language, ask when you write whether an interpreter can attend the appointment. Second, we could not confirm the hospital's current accreditation from a dated official source, so we state none here. If accreditation affects your choice, ask the hospital directly.

A well-organised first message makes a useful reply more likely. In general we suggest:

• Your goal in plain words, with a few reference images and a note on what appeals to you in each.
• Photos of the area taken in daylight in front of a blank wall, facing forward and turned to each side, with no filters.
• Height, weight and any recent weight change.
• Medical history: illnesses, prescribed or over-the-counter medicines, allergies, nicotine use, plus anything previously operated on or injected where you want treatment.
• Records from previous operations, especially implant details.
• The dates you could be in Thailand, since follow-up checks usually need to happen before you fly home.

Send only what our team asks for through the form, and never share identity papers or card details by email.