Dr. Thiti Tantitham

Dr. Thiti Tantitham (อ.นพ.ฐิติ ตันติธรรม) is a plastic surgeon in Bangkok whose official profiles place him in two settings. At Ramathibodi Hospital, a university hospital belonging to Mahidol University, his title is อาจารย์แพทย์, meaning an instructor physician, and he belongs to the surgery department's Division of Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery. He is also named as a doctor of the Skin and Plastic Surgery Center (ศูนย์ผิวหนังและศัลยกรรมตกแต่ง) at Praram 9 Hospital.

The Ramathibodi staff list records his specialty as plastic surgery. Neither that list nor his Praram 9 profile names a subspecialty, a set of operations he offers, the languages he consults in, or how long he has been in practice. Rather than fill those gaps with guesses, this profile keeps to what the two official pages and his published research actually confirm: where and when he qualified in medicine, when he completed plastic surgery training, his board qualification, his present roles, and three journal articles. Anything we add for patients beyond those facts is marked as general guidance, not as a statement about Dr. Thiti Tantitham himself.

Dr. Thiti Tantitham's training record comes from two official sources that fit together: the Praram 9 Hospital profile supplies the years, and the Ramathibodi faculty list supplies his board qualification.

• Doctor of Medicine (แพทยศาสตรบัณฑิต), 2009 — from Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University; the Praram 9 profile notes that he graduated with first-class honours.
• Plastic surgery training (ศัลยศาสตร์ตกแต่ง), 2017 — also at Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, according to the same Praram 9 profile.
• ว.ว. ศัลยศาสตร์ตกแต่ง, the Thai board diploma for plastic surgery — conferred by แพทยสภา (the Medical Council of Thailand) and shown on the Ramathibodi staff list, which does not state the year it was granted.

Both his medical degree and his specialty training are therefore recorded at the institution where he now holds his teaching post. In Thailand the ว.ว. is the Medical Council's specialist certificate, and Ramathibodi's plastic surgery division is itself one of the programmes that trains residents toward it.

Licence check. Our automated lookup of Dr. Thiti Tantitham in the Medical Council's public licence search was refused on 27 September 2026, so his registration has not yet been confirmed there. 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.

Dr. Thiti Tantitham's two current roles, as the hospitals themselves list them:

• Instructor physician (อาจารย์แพทย์) attached to the plastic and maxillofacial surgery division at Ramathibodi, which sits within the hospital's Department of Surgery. No start date for this post is given.
• Doctor, Skin and Plastic Surgery Center, Praram 9 Hospital, Bangkok.

About the Ramathibodi division (facility facts, not his personal caseload). The division has cared for patients since the Department of Surgery opened in 1969, and its surgeons cover the surgical outpatient department every day, with emergency patients seen at any hour. Services named on the division's history page range from cosmetic surgery, breast reconstruction and hand surgery to microsurgery, burn care, facial palsy surgery, maxillofacial and craniofacial work, cleft lip and palate care, bone distraction, head and neck tumours, and vascular or lymphatic malformations. The division also trains plastic surgery residents toward the Thai board certificate, currently three a year, which is the teaching setting his instructor title belongs to. Which of those services Dr. Thiti Tantitham handles himself is not stated anywhere we checked.

Research. PubMed lists three articles with him as an author, and in each one his listed affiliation is Ramathibodi's plastic and maxillofacial surgery division:

• *Anatomical Relationship of Lateral Low-to-Low Nasal Osteotomy and Inferior Nasal Turbinate. Is Webster's Triangle Still Important?* — Archives of Plastic Surgery, 2026.
• *Relation of Transversus Abdominis to Rectus Abdominis Muscle in Various Anatomical Landmark Levels: A Cadaveric Study* — Archives of Plastic Surgery, 2025.
• *Decoding Periorbital Aging: A Multilayered Analysis of Anatomical Changes* — Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2025.

All three are anatomical studies, concerned with the structure of the nose, the abdominal wall muscles and the tissues around the eyes. A research paper on a region of the body is not the same as a record of the operations a surgeon carries out, so we do not read these articles as a procedure list for him.

Because neither of his official profiles lists specific procedures, the most useful first step is to confirm that what you are hoping for is something Dr. Thiti Tantitham takes on, and at which of his two hospitals. Points you may want to raise, either in your request or at the consultation itself:

• Fit. Is the treatment you are considering part of his own practice, and would he see you at Ramathibodi or at the Praram 9 Skin and Plastic Surgery Center?
• Where treatment happens. If surgery is proposed, which hospital would carry it out, and would admission, dressings and follow-up visits take place at that same hospital?
• Assessment. What does he need to examine, and are any tests or scans needed before a plan can be made?
• Risks for your case. Which complications are most relevant to you, given your general health and any earlier operation in that area?
• Recovery and travel. How long should you expect to stay in Bangkok, when could you fly home, and who would you contact about a concern after returning?
• Costs. What is included in any quote, and what would be charged separately if extra care were needed?

General guidance, not specific to this surgeon. Whether any cosmetic or reconstructive operation suits you depends on an in-person assessment of your health, anatomy and goals; photos and a written history help a surgeon prepare but do not replace that examination. Every operation carries risk, including bleeding, infection, scarring, reactions to anaesthesia and a result that differs from what you hoped for, and a surgeon should explain which of these apply to you before you agree to anything.

The two hospitals where Dr. Thiti Tantitham is listed work in different ways, so it is worth knowing which one your appointment is at before you plan travel.

• Ramathibodi Hospital is a university hospital in Bangkok's Ratchathewi district, at 270 Rama VI Road (postcode 10400). His division sees patients through the hospital's surgical outpatient department, alongside its teaching of residents. Our research on Ramathibodi did not find a published international patient desk or a list of staff languages, so we make no claim about either.
• Praram 9 Hospital is where he is listed at the Skin and Plastic Surgery Center. Ask our patient team what support Praram 9 offers for your visit.

If you are travelling from abroad, ask in advance which location the consultation will be at, whether it can be held in English or needs an interpreter, and what the plan for check-ups would be after you leave Thailand. Keeping copies of your records in English, including any operation notes and discharge instructions, makes it easier for a doctor in your own country to continue your care.

A little preparation lets the hospital decide more quickly whether a consultation with Dr. Thiti Tantitham is the right next step for you:

• Your question in a few sentences — the concern or area you want to discuss and what you would like to change.
• Health background — current medical conditions, earlier operations (especially in the same area), any allergies, smoking, and the medicines or supplements you take regularly.
• Photos, where relevant — clear, unfiltered pictures of the area in even light, taken from the front and from each side.
• Earlier records — operation notes, scan reports or letters from previous treatment of the same area, if you have them.
• Travel details — your possible travel window and which of his two hospitals you would favour.

These details help the hospital prepare, but only an examination in person can establish what is suitable for you.