Dr. Wichian Wongworngsri

Dr. Wichian Wongworngsri (Thai: นพ.วิเชียร ว่องวงศ์ศรี) operates and sees patients at Yanhee International Hospital, the JCI-accredited private hospital on Charansanitwong Road on the Thonburi side of Bangkok, as a plastic surgeon in its Cosmetic Services department (ศูนย์ศัลยกรรมตกแต่ง). Yanhee's English profile gives 1999 as the year his post there began.

Yanhee is the only place of practice we could document for him. Searches in English and Thai found no second hospital or private clinic, and the Dr's Website button on his Yanhee profile has no link behind it. If you want to see Dr. Wichian, both the consultation and any operation take place at Yanhee.

His documented procedure areas fall into four groups: body contouring (liposuction and tummy tuck), eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty, double eyelid surgery and removal of under-eye fat bags), breast augmentation and nose augmentation. The evidence comes from two kinds of Yanhee page. His Thai-language profile carries a treatment-experience list (ประสบการณ์ในการรักษา) naming breast augmentation, liposuction, abdominal fat excision, double eyelid surgery with under-eye fat-bag removal, and nose augmentation. The hospital's English pages for eyelid surgery, tummy tuck and Renuvion (J-Plasma) skin tightening each name him among the surgeons who perform that treatment. Yanhee also credits him, as a board-certified plastic surgeon, with the medical review of its English liposuction page, last updated in July 2026.

Khon Kaen University awarded his medical degree; he then trained in general surgery at Hatyai Hospital and in plastic and reconstructive surgery at Ramathibodi Hospital, and holds Thai board qualifications in both specialties. Two national bodies include him in their member records: ThPRS, the society for plastic and reconstructive surgeons, plus Thailand's Royal College of Surgeons. Yanhee gives his languages as Thai and English.

To request a consultation with Dr. Wichian, use our booking form or message our patient team. We send your request to Yanhee and confirm with you once the hospital has agreed a time; a request on its own is not a booking.

Yanhee publishes Dr. Wichian's education on its English and Thai profiles, and a university page confirms one step independently. The Thai profile dates each qualification in the Buddhist Era (B.E.); the Western years below are those dates less 543.

• 1989: Doctor of Medicine, Khon Kaen University. The Thai profile records his แพทยศาสตรบัณฑิต (Doctor of Medicine degree) in B.E. 2532.
• 1993: general surgery. Specialty training in general surgery at Hatyai Hospital. The Thai profile dates his board qualification in surgery (วุฒิบัตร สาขาศัลยศาสตร์) to the same year, B.E. 2536.
• 1996: plastic and reconstructive surgery. Specialty training in plastic and reconstructive surgery at Ramathibodi Hospital in Bangkok. The Thai profile dates his board certificate in plastic surgery to B.E. 2539.

Independent confirmation from Ramathibodi. The Division of Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery in the Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, publishes a list of its residents and alumni for B.E. 2531–2540. Dr. Wichian appears on it by his Thai name, with a photograph, under B.E. 2536 (1993). The page does not say whether that is the year he began or completed the programme, so we read it as confirming where he trained rather than as a date.

What the board qualifications mean. In general, a วุฒิบัตร is the Thai specialist qualification awarded once a doctor has completed an approved residency and passed its examinations. Dr. Wichian earned his first, in general surgery, in 1993 and his second, in plastic surgery, three years later. Yanhee's liposuction page describes him as a board-certified plastic surgeon, which matches the 1996 qualification.

Not documented. We found no fellowship, overseas training, sub-specialty certificate or university teaching post in his records, and a search of PubMed returned no publications under the surname Wongworngsri. If further training matters to your decision, for example in a particular eyelid or breast technique, ask him about it at your consultation.

Plastic surgeon at Yanhee International Hospital, 1999 to date. Yanhee's English profile records 1999 as the start of his post there, and he appears both in the English Find a Doctor list of plastic surgeons and in the Thai directory for the Cosmetic Services centre. Outside the hospital's own site, two society records place him at the same address. The ThPRS member entry, posted in November 2019, gives his workplace as Yanhee Hospital's plastic surgery unit. The aesthetic surgery society ThSAPS once kept a members' directory online; the entry under his name, which he last edited in 2013, showed the same practice.

Medical reviewer for liposuction. Yanhee names him as the reviewing doctor of its English liposuction page, updated in July 2026. That is a role on the hospital's patient information rather than a job title, but it is one more official link between Dr. Wichian and liposuction.

Hatyai Hospital and Ramathibodi Hospital. Both appear under Medical Experience on his English profile, without a role or dates. They are the hospitals where he did his general surgery and plastic surgery training, and the profile does not say whether he held posts at either beyond that training.

Revision centre listing. Yanhee runs a revision centre for patients unhappy with cosmetic operations first done at other clinics, and its Thai-language directory for that centre includes Dr. Wichian. His own profiles do not mention revision work, so we have not added revision procedures to his list. If you want an earlier operation corrected, say so in your request and ask him how often he takes on that kind of case.

Professional bodies

• ThPRS membership: shown on the society's own member page (ThPRS brings together Thai plastic and reconstructive surgeons), which lists him as Wichian Wongworngsri at Yanhee's plastic surgery unit.
• RCST, Thailand's Royal College of Surgeons: his record in the college's member search carries the number 2130 and the plastic surgery field. His Yanhee profiles do not mention this membership.
• ThSAPS (aesthetic plastic surgery): the record under his name in that society's old web directory survives in Internet Archive copies from 2019 and 2020. That site no longer loads and we found no current public member list, so membership after 2020 rests on his Thai Yanhee profile, which still names the society.
• The Medical Council of Thailand: named on his Thai profile as his licensing body.

Licence. The ThPRS entry shows a Thai medical licence number, 15755. We have not yet been able to run a search for him in the Medical Council's public online register, so that number is as the society published it and has not been matched by us. You can search the register yourself before you commit to treatment; our research methodology explains how we check each profile.

What we did not find or use. Yanhee's Thai profile prints a case count beside each item in his treatment-experience list. These are hospital-published figures that no outside source confirms, so we do not repeat them. Patient testimonials on the hospital profile are not used here, and no awards or outcome figures are documented for him.

Every area below is tied to Dr. Wichian by a Yanhee page: his Thai treatment-experience list, a hospital service page that names him among the surgeons who perform the operation, or both. The general notes after each one summarise our own procedure guides. They describe how these operations usually work, not Dr. Wichian's personal technique, which is something to ask him about directly. Suitability for any of them is settled only once a surgeon has assessed you.

Liposuction

Why he is listed: ดูดไขมัน (liposuction) is on his Thai treatment-experience list, and he is the named medical reviewer of Yanhee's English liposuction page. That page says the hospital offers tumescent and Vaser (ultrasound-assisted) liposuction. No Yanhee page names him for Vaser specifically, so if you want a particular technique, ask whether he uses it.

In general, liposuction reshapes areas of stubborn fat. It will not bring your weight down, tighten slack skin or smooth cellulite. It tends to suit people close to a stable weight. Surgeons set a safe limit on how much fat to remove in one session, based on your weight and health, and may split a larger plan into stages. Expect to wear a compression garment for several weeks; swelling takes roughly three to six months to subside enough for the final contour to show. Our liposuction guide suggests planning about 7–10 days in Thailand. Risks include dents or unevenness, seroma (fluid build-up), numb patches and, less often, clots in the legs or lungs or fat embolism, with the risk rising as volumes grow or procedures are combined.

Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)

Why he is listed: Yanhee's Tummy Tuck page names him among the plastic surgeons at the hospital who perform abdominoplasty, and his Thai profile lists ตัดไขมันหน้าท้อง (abdominal fat excision). The same hospital page says Yanhee performs both full and mini tummy tucks; which versions Dr. Wichian offers is not stated separately.

In general, abdominoplasty cuts away the overhang of slack lower-belly skin and fat; most operations also stitch together stomach muscles that have separated (diastasis recti), and the navel is brought out through a new opening. Most surgeons prefer to operate once you have no further pregnancy plans and a weight that has stayed level for several months, and smokers need to stop well ahead of surgery because nicotine impairs wound healing. Drains and a compression garment are common in the first days, and heavy lifting is usually avoided for about six weeks. Our tummy tuck guide suggests 12–14 days in Thailand. Clot risk deserves a specific question: abdominoplasty sits toward the higher end among cosmetic operations, so ask Dr. Wichian what prevention he uses, including for the long flight home. Because liposuction and tummy tuck are both on his list, you can also ask whether combining them suits your case and how that would lengthen your stay.

Eyelid surgery: upper and lower lids, double eyelid and under-eye bags

Why he is listed: Dr. Wichian is one of the surgeons shown under Available doctors on Yanhee's Eyelid Surgery page, and his Thai profile lists ตาสองชั้น (double eyelid) and ตัดถุงไขมันใต้ตา (removal of under-eye fat bags). Yanhee's eyelid page covers upper and lower blepharoplasty and double eyelid creation.

In general, upper blepharoplasty removes hooding skin and sometimes fat, while lower eyelid surgery reduces or repositions under-eye fat bags, either through an incision just below the lashes or from inside the lid (transconjunctival), which leaves no visible scar. A double eyelid crease is formed by one of two routes: a full incision, or, on lids that suit it, sutures alone, a non-incisional method whose result may fade sooner. Mention glaucoma, dry-eye symptoms, thyroid eye disease or recent changes to your eyesight, because each one affects planning. Drooping of the lid margin itself (ptosis) needs muscle repair rather than blepharoplasty, and ptosis correction is not among the procedures documented for Dr. Wichian, so ask whether he would treat it or refer you on if it applies to you. Stitches usually come out at around 5–7 days, which is also how long our guide suggests staying in Thailand. Expect a fresh crease to look high in the early weeks; it relaxes over several months. Seek urgent help after surgery for severe pain or any loss of vision.

Breast augmentation

Why he is listed: เสริมหน้าอก (breast augmentation) is on his Thai treatment-experience list. Other breast operations that Yanhee offers as a hospital, such as breast lift, reduction or implant revision, are not documented for him.

In general, augmentation uses silicone or saline implants, or your own fat, harvested by liposuction and re-injected. The main choices are implant shape (round or anatomical); surface (smooth or textured; a rare lymphoma, BIA-ALCL, has been linked to some textured implants); where the scar will sit (in the crease beneath the breast, around the areola's lower margin, or via the armpit); and the pocket, meaning whether the implant sits over or partly under the chest muscle. Augmentation does not lift a low-sitting nipple; if that describes you, a lift may be advised as well or instead. Implants do not last forever, so plan on the likelihood of another operation at some stage. Our breast augmentation guide suggests 7–10 days in Thailand, with strenuous exercise usually delayed for about six weeks. Ask for your implant card before you leave.

Nose augmentation (Asian rhinoplasty)

Why he is listed: เสริมจมูก (nose augmentation) is on his Thai treatment-experience list. Yanhee's nose implant page describes augmentation with silicone, Gore-Tex or Medpor implants, or with cartilage taken from the patient's ear or rib. Reduction rhinoplasty, tip refinement and revision nose surgery are not documented for Dr. Wichian.

In general, augmentation rhinoplasty raises a low bridge or projects the tip. Choosing between an implant and rib cartilage means weighing how each feels, how likely it is to become infected and how well it holds its shape over the years, and an implant that becomes infected, shifts or pushes through the skin may have to be removed. Allow 7–10 days in Thailand, the stay our rhinoplasty guide suggests, so the splint can come off and you can be checked; swelling at the tip keeps settling for a year or more.

Renuvion (J-Plasma) skin tightening

Yanhee's Renuvion page names Dr. Wichian among the plastic surgeons at the hospital who perform it. We do not yet have a guide to this treatment. If you are interested, ask him what it involves in your case, whether it would be done on its own or alongside another operation, and what recovery to expect.

Online first, then in person. While you are still at home you can ask for an online consultation; once you are in Bangkok, the appointment is in person at Yanhee. Yanhee also has its own free online pre-assessment; an international coordinator looks over what you submit before you fly. Treat any plan built from photos as provisional until Dr. Wichian has examined you in Bangkok.

Clinic hours. When we checked his English profile on 27 September 2026, it showed him in clinic from 9:00 to 17:00, Monday through Saturday, and not on Sundays. Hospital timetables change, so treat this as a guide and let our team confirm the actual slot.

Language. Yanhee lists English among his languages, and the hospital provides interpreters without charge if you would rather speak through one.

Questions by procedure

• Liposuction: Which areas do you suggest treating, and how much can safely be removed in one session for me? Do you use a tumescent or a Vaser technique, and why? How long will I wear the compression garment?
• Tummy tuck: Do I need a full or a mini tummy tuck? Will you repair the muscles? Would you add liposuction, and how would that change my recovery and my time in Bangkok? How will blood clots be prevented, including on the flight?
• Eyelids: Upper, lower or both? For a double eyelid, incision or suture, and how long is each likely to last on my lids? For under-eye bags, an approach from inside the lid or one below the lashes? Do I have any ptosis or brow descent that blepharoplasty alone would not correct?
• Breasts: Which implant type, shape, surface, size and brand do you suggest? Which incision and placement? Do I need a lift as well? How should the implants be monitored after I go home?
• Nose: Implant or my own cartilage, which material, and why? What happens if the implant ever needs to come out?

Questions for any operation

• Who gives the anaesthetic, and what kind will I have?
• How often do you perform this operation? Yanhee publishes case numbers on his Thai profile, but hearing it from him lets you ask follow-up questions.
• What does the package include? Yanhee's own wording is that most cosmetic packages usually take in the surgeon's fee together with medicines, room, nursing, food and theatre charges. Get a written breakdown of what your quote includes and excludes, and what a revision would cost.
• When can I safely fly home, and how will follow-up work once I am there? Yanhee says aftercare carries on by email after you leave Thailand, with the photos you send passed to the surgeon for review.

The hospital. Dr. Wichian sees and operates on his patients at Yanhee's hospital in Bang Phlat. For taxis and maps: Soi 90, 454 Charansanitwong Road, Bang-O, Bangkok 10700. Its roots are the Yanhee Polyclinic, an outpatient clinic the founders opened in 1984; today it presents itself as a 400-bed hospital, and it states that its cosmetic and reconstructive team counts 18 plastic surgeons, all board-certified and all ThPRS members. Separate Yanhee centres handle hair transplants, breast surgery, gender-affirming surgery and revisions of operations patients had at other clinics.

Accreditation. Joint Commission International's directory lists Yanhee Hospital as accredited under its Hospital Program, and the certificate the hospital publishes is valid 13 March 2026 – 12 March 2029. Thai Hospital Accreditation (HA) is also mentioned on Yanhee's About Us page, but the most recent entry for the hospital in the HA database ended in January 2019, so we treat JCI as its current accreditation.

What Yanhee says it provides for international patients

• registration at a dedicated International Counter on the first floor
• an interpreter who meets you on arrival, helps you register and walks with you from department to department, at no extra charge
• staff and coordinators who speak English, placed at key points around the hospital
• a pre-travel assessment done online, free of charge and checked by an international coordinator
• airport, hotel and hospital transfers, arranged for a fee
• visa-extension assistance for admitted patients whose treatment runs longer than planned
• discounted rooms at partner hotels for guests on a Yanhee package
• a visit every day from the international liaison team while you are an inpatient
• settling bills: cards (credit and debit), bank transfers, or cash in the main foreign currencies
• paperwork handed over when you leave the ward, namely a fit-to-fly certificate, your discharge summary and a medical certificate
• aftercare once you are home, coordinated by email, with your photo updates reviewed by the doctor

The hospital does not name its interpreter languages beyond English. If you need another language, ask our team to check before you travel.

How long to stay. Our procedure guides suggest planning roughly 5–7 days in Thailand for eyelid surgery, 7–10 days for liposuction, breast augmentation or nose augmentation, and 12–14 days for a tummy tuck, with longer stays after combined operations. Clearance to fly home is Dr. Wichian's call, so build in spare days in case a review is moved.

Yanhee, not ThaiCosmeticSurgery.com, runs these services. Our team can check the current details with the hospital, including what a package covers, before you book your travel.

Three details are enough for a first request: what you want treated, your travel window, and the consultation format you prefer (online or face to face). Keep everything else to hand for when Yanhee's team or Dr. Wichian asks for it, and route medical details and pictures through just two channels: the booking form on this site or our WhatsApp line.

For every procedure

• your age, height and weight
• health conditions, including diabetes, high blood pressure and any bleeding or clotting problems
• medicines and supplements, especially blood thinners, aspirin, ibuprofen and herbal products
• allergies, including any reaction to anaesthesia
• your smoking or vaping habits, and any other nicotine use
• earlier operations on the same area, and the surgical notes if you still have them

Liposuction or tummy tuck

• photos of the areas from the front, side and back, standing in plain light, if the team asks for them
• how stable your weight has been, and any recent weight change
• pregnancies, and whether you plan more children
• any earlier abdominal operations and where the scars are
• any history of blood clots in the legs or lungs

Eyelid surgery

• close photos of both eyes looking straight ahead, open and gently closed, if requested
• dry eyes, glaucoma, thyroid eye disease or other vision problems
• any previous eyelid or eye surgery
• what you are hoping for: a double eyelid crease, less hooding, removal of under-eye bags, or a combination

Breast augmentation

• front and side photos at chest level, if requested
• the size or look you hope for
• any previous breast surgery, plus the implant card from any existing implants
• results of any recent breast imaging

Nose augmentation

• if the hospital asks: evenly lit photos of the nose face-on, in both profiles and looking up at the nostrils from below
• any previous nose surgery, injury, fillers or other injections, and any breathing problems

Write down the questions you want to ask Dr. Wichian and send them with your request, so the hospital can pass them on before your appointment.