Dr. Thitinan Chaichumporn

Dr. Thitinan Chaichumporn is a plastic surgeon who works at Bangkok Hospital Pattaya, a private hospital in the Banglamung district of Chonburi, reached from the Sukhumvit Road. The hospital's own doctor page gives the role as plastic surgeon within its Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Center, and names plastic surgery as the primary specialty.

We checked this profile against that hospital page on 2 October 2026. It is currently the only source we hold for this surgeon, so what follows is intentionally brief. It repeats what the hospital publishes and says openly where nothing is published. The hospital page does not state the surgeon's gender, carries no personal photo, and names no particular procedures, so this page does not either. For how we handle sources, read our provider research methodology.

One qualification appears on the hospital profile: a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) from Thammasat University in Thailand, dated 2013. No plastic surgery residency, fellowship, board certification or society membership is listed there, and we have not found any on another official page. Their absence from the page is not evidence either way; we simply cannot confirm them, so we leave them out.

The hospital profile also prints a licence number, 46104. 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. Before you travel, you can ask in your enquiry for written confirmation of the surgeon's registration and specialist status; our patient team will put that question to the hospital.

Only one role is documented: plastic surgeon at Bangkok Hospital Pattaya, in the centre that combines dermatology with plastic surgery. In the hospital's D building, plastic surgery is on the second floor, above dermatology, and the hospital gives the centre's hours as Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am until 5:00 pm. FUE hair transplantation and skin cancer surgery are named on the centre's page as well. Those describe the centre's offer, not what Dr. Thitinan personally carries out, so please do not read them as a list of this surgeon's procedures.

No earlier roles, academic appointments, publications or years in practice are published, so we give none.

Since no specific procedures are documented for this surgeon, begin by asking directly. In general, a thorough plastic surgery consultation touches on the points below, whatever operation you are considering:

• Which procedures the surgeon routinely performs, and which of them fit your goals and anatomy.
• The surgeon's own training and registration for that procedure.
• The type of anaesthesia planned, and how many days to allow near Pattaya.
• What recovery usually involves, what the risks are, and what follow-up exists after you fly home.
• The full cost, what it covers, and what extra charges could arise.

Our procedure pages describe in general terms what individual operations involve, so you can arrive with informed questions. Which operation fits you is something only a surgeon examining you in person can decide, and we make no claim that this surgeon performs any of them until the hospital confirms it.

For visitors from overseas, the hospital's international pages describe a service centre with interpreters in over 20 languages, assistance covering insurance, repatriation, hotel bookings, embassies and immigration, plus hospital staff who meet you on arrival at the airport and take you to the right department. The hospital also lists about 400 beds. These are hospital services provided by the hospital itself; whether and how they apply to a cosmetic procedure is something to confirm when you enquire.

As for language, the surgeon's hospital profile lists English and Thai. Further facility details are on the hospital page.

Whatever the procedure, the items below help a surgeon give a meaningful first answer:

• Your age, height, weight and the area or concern you want to address.
• Unfiltered, well-lit photos of that area, taken front-on and from the side.
• Health background: medicines, allergies, smoking, and previous operations.
• Earlier operation reports, plus photographs of results you like so you can explain what you mean.
• Possible travel dates, and how much time you can spend away from home.

Share only what you are comfortable sharing; our team will explain how it is used.