Bangkok Hospital (Headquarters)

Located in Bangkok's Huai Khwang district, Bangkok Hospital Headquarters is a private hospital that dates itself to 1972 on its own history page. Patients also know it simply as Bangkok Hospital, and the hospital's English site spells the name "Bangkok Hospital Headquarter" (Thai: โรงพยาบาลกรุงเทพ สำนักงานใหญ่). We use the plural form in headings and the official spelling wherever a name is quoted.

For cosmetic and reconstructive surgery the relevant unit is the Plastic Surgery and Reconstruction Center, found on the 1st floor of the D Building and seeing patients every day between 08.00 and 16.00, per its own page. That page describes four areas of work: facial contouring (rhinoplasty, chin or cheek enhancement), breast enhancement (augmentation, lift, reduction), body contouring (tummy tuck, liposuction) and reconstructive repair, including cleft palate, extremity defects and surgery after accidents or burns. It also says the centre offers consultation on health and beauty topics such as skin rejuvenation.

Our research matched 27 doctor profiles to this hospital: general plastic and reconstructive surgeons, two doctors whose facial plastic and reconstructive sub-specialty sits inside the ENT and Eye departments, and one ENT surgeon whose gender-affirming voice practice is documented on a separate clinic page. This page sets out what each source says, separates surgeon-level facts from hospital-level facts, and tells you where the evidence stops.

If you are weighing this hospital, request a consultation. Our patient team reads the request, matches it against the documented procedures below and checks with the hospital before anything is confirmed.

The centre's Our Surgical Services page names the following operations, which we group here by body area:

• Face: augmentation rhinoplasty, upper and lower blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), cheek dimple creation, lip augmentation, chin augmentation and facelift (rhytidectomy).
• Breast: breast augmentation with implants and breast lift.
• Body: VASER liposuction.

The overview page adds breast reduction and tummy tuck and standard liposuction, as well as reconstructive repair and skin rejuvenation consultations.

Some operations are not named on either centre page but appear on the individual profiles of doctors who practise here. The hospital profile of Dr. Ajchariya Sarovath lists otoplasty and arm lift. Dr. Niti Chuysakul's profile lists brow lift and neck lift, and Dr. Suttisun Jankajorn's lists neck lift as well. Dr. Pavinee Annoppornchai's profile lists brow lift, neck lift and ptosis correction (drooping upper eyelid repair).

On the gender-affirming side, two surgeons list genital procedures on their Bangkok Hospital profiles: Dr. Pavinee Annoppornchai and Asst. Prof. Dr. Poonpissamai Suwajo each document vaginoplasty, colon (sigmoid) vaginoplasty and peritoneal vaginoplasty, and Dr. Poonpissamai Suwajo also lists vulvoplasty. Dr. Niti Chuysakul's hospital profile mentions FTM top surgery. Facial feminization surgery, thigh lift, buccal fat removal and facial fat grafting appear for Dr. Poonpissamai Suwajo only on her listing at another hospital, so we do not count them as confirmed here.

The centre pages do not state that the hospital offers gender-affirming surgery as a programme. The centre links to a hospital article on sex affirmation surgery, but we found no service page naming the specific operations. Treat the surgeon-level entries above as the evidence, and confirm the exact operation with the surgeon before you plan travel. Voice feminization and voice masculinization are documented for Dr. Tharatip Likkasittipan on a different clinic's profile, not on his Bangkok Hospital profile.

A hospital-wide list cannot tell you which named doctor performs which operation, which is why the surgeons section below goes name by name.

The hospital's doctor directory lists 27 doctors whose profiles we matched to the plastic surgery centre or to a related facial-plastic sub-specialty. Profile detail is uneven: some pages list individual operations, others give a specialty label only. We group the doctors by how much procedure-level detail we could verify, and we do not infer a procedure from a specialty label.

Plastic and reconstructive surgeons with documented cosmetic procedures

• [Dr. Suttisun Jankajorn](/doctor/suttisun-jankajorn/) works part-time at this hospital. His Bangkok Hospital profile lists neck lift, Asian-technique rhinoplasty and upper and lower eyelid surgery. His Bumrungrad profile adds tummy tuck, liposuction, facelift, rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty and breast augmentation, lift and reduction, so the full range described in our research spans two hospitals.
• [Asst. Prof. Dr. Poonpissamai Suwajo](/doctor/poonpissamai-suwajo/) is labelled on the hospital's site as a surgeon in cosmetic and gender reassignment surgery. The hospital profile lists vaginoplasty and its colon and peritoneal variants, vulvoplasty, upper and lower eyelid surgery, brow lift, ptosis correction and breast lift. A Praram 9 Hospital listing mentions further cosmetic work (facial feminization, breast augmentation, facelift, fat grafting, rhinoplasty, buccal fat removal, otoplasty, liposuction, tummy tuck, arm and thigh lift); confirm which of these she performs at this hospital.
• [Dr. Pavinee Annoppornchai](/doctor/pavinee-annoppornchai/) is described on the hospital's site as a surgeon specializing in cosmetic surgery. Her profile lists facelift, neck lift, brow lift, upper and lower eyelid surgery, ptosis correction and vaginoplasty with its colon and peritoneal variants. This hospital is the only practice location recorded for her.
• [Asst. Prof. Ajchariya Sarovath](/doctor/ajchariya-sarovath/) is a reconstructive and aesthetic surgeon whose Bangkok Hospital profile lists tummy tuck, breast augmentation, lift and reduction, otoplasty, eyelid surgery and arm lift; the Thai-language page also mentions double-eyelid surgery.
• [Asst. Prof. Dr. Kachin Wattanawong](/doctor/kachin-wattanawong/) trained in craniofacial surgery on a fellowship at Chang Gung University, Taiwan. His hospital profile gives a specialty only; the procedures we hold for him (eyelid surgery, facelift, neck lift, rhinoplasty, tummy tuck) come from his Bumrungrad listing.
• [Dr. Lek Kanjanakomut](/doctor/lek-kanjanakomut/) is labelled reconstructive and aesthetic; documented procedures are facelift, blepharoplasty, tummy tuck, liposuction and rhinoplasty.
• [Dr. Niti Chuysakul](/doctor/niti-chuysakul/) lists facelift, endoscopic brow lift, structural open rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, body contouring, neck lift, tummy tuck and FTM top surgery (chest masculinization).
• [Dr. Narupon Rojanapithayakorn](/doctor/narupon-rojanapithayakorn/) lists breast augmentation, lift and reduction, rhinoplasty, tummy tuck and liposuction; the hospital describes his breast reduction work as aimed at raising confidence.
• [Dr. Chalermpong Chatdokmaiprai](/doctor/chalermpong-chatdokmaiprai/) is a plastic surgeon here with rhinoplasty as his documented procedure.
• [Dr. Suparerk Kamolvat](/doctor/suparerk-kamolvat/) is described as a reconstructive surgeon experienced in aesthetic and post-trauma work, with rhinoplasty and breast augmentation documented.
• [Dr. Parinya Yanpisitkul](/doctor/parinya-yanpisitkul/) lists facelift, rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty and breast augmentation.
• [Dr. Tsz Yin Voravitvet](/doctor/tsz-yin-voravitvet/) has residency training in surgery and plastic surgery at Siriraj Hospital and a clinical microsurgery fellowship at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Taiwan; facelift is the documented procedure here.

Facial plastic surgery from an eye or ENT department

• [Dr. Jugchawin Kanokkantapong](/doctor/jugchawin-kanokkantapong/) appears under ophthalmology in the Eye Center, with Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery given as a sub-specialty.
• [Dr. Visan Mahasitthiwat](/doctor/visan-mahasitthiwat/) is listed in otolaryngology at the Ear Nose Throat Center with the same sub-specialty label.

Neither profile spells out individual operations, so we link no procedures to these two doctors.

Otolaryngology with a separately documented voice practice

• [Dr. Tharatip Likkasittipan](/doctor/tharatip-likkasittipan/) appears at this hospital's ENT Center under otolaryngology only; no cosmetic or gender-affirming procedure is stated on that profile. A profile at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital documents voice feminization and voice masculinization alongside head and neck oncology and facial and neck reconstruction. If voice surgery is your reason for coming, ask our patient team to confirm whether it is available at this location.

Doctors with a specialty label and no procedure list

The following profiles carry a specialty label (plastic surgery, in some cases "Surgery") without a procedure list: Dr. Egaboot Lewchalermwongse, Dr. Thanaporn Riansrithongkham, Dr. Watunyou Roengruen, Dr. Wassapon Rattana, Dr. Sitthichoke Taweepraditpol, Dr. Supasid Jirawatnotai, Dr. Papat Sriswadpong, Dr. Kitipong Kaewpichai, Dr. Jaturong Ninnagara, Dr. Chris Siripoon, Dr. Bhakabhob Mahachitsattaya and Dr. Tawan Pulpinyo. If a referral named one of these doctors, mention it when you write to us and our team will put it to the hospital which cosmetic procedures that surgeon currently performs before your consultation is arranged.

Different procedure areas call for different questions. The notes below are general guidance in line with our procedure pages, not a statement of this hospital's protocol for your case.

[Rhinoplasty](/procedures/rhinoplasty/) and [Asian rhinoplasty](/procedures/asian-rhinoplasty/). Several surgeons above list rhinoplasty, and one lists Asian-technique work. Patients commonly ask whether the plan is to reduce, refine or build up the nose, whether cartilage taken from the patient or implant material is proposed, and how the follow-up visits will fit around a flight home. In general, our rhinoplasty page describes a time in Thailand of 7–10 days, generally until the splint comes off, and a hospital stay of the same day or one night. Your own surgeon may set a different timetable.

[Breast augmentation](/procedures/breast-augmentation/), [breast lift](/procedures/breast-lift/) and [breast reduction](/procedures/breast-reduction/). For augmentation the conversation usually covers implant size, shape and position. For a lift or reduction it turns to how much tissue is removed or repositioned and what scar pattern to expect. Ask what happens if you are later pregnant or breastfeeding, and what follow-up imaging or checks the surgeon recommends.

[Blepharoplasty](/procedures/blepharoplasty/) and ptosis correction. Eyelid surgery questions include how much skin or fat will be addressed, whether a double fold is part of the plan, and how dry-eye symptoms or asymmetry would be handled. The facial-plastic sub-specialty doctors in the Eye and ENT departments do not list operations on their profiles, so ask the hospital in writing before assuming either of them treats eyelids.

[Facelift](/procedures/facelift/) and neck lift. Typical points are which layers are tightened, where incisions sit around the ear and hairline, and how long visible swelling and bruising usually last. Ask whether a neck lift or brow lift would be done at the same sitting and what that does to the length of the anaesthetic.

Body contouring: [tummy tuck](/procedures/tummy-tuck/), [liposuction](/procedures/liposuction/) and [VASER liposuction](/procedures/vaser-liposuction/). Consultations normally review the areas to be treated, previous abdominal surgery, whether more than one operation is planned in a single session, and the surgeon's view on timing between combined procedures. Long flights soon after surgery raise a clot risk, so ask when flying home is advised.

Gender-affirming surgery. Where it is offered here it is documented for individual surgeons (see above), so the practical question is which operation your named surgeon performs at this hospital rather than at another clinic. As general guidance, our vaginoplasty page describes 5–7 nights in hospital and 3–4 weeks in Thailand, with dilation continuing long term. Eligibility requirements and the documents required differ between providers and are set by the surgeon and hospital.

Any of these operations can bring bleeding, infection, poor scarring, asymmetry or a need for revision. Whether a procedure is suitable for you is something only a qualified surgeon can judge after examining you.

The Joint Commission International (JCI) directory of accredited international organizations lists the hospital as Bangkok Hospital Headquarters (IHCO ID 60000567, Bangkok, Thailand). Its Hospital Program status reads Accredited, effective 30 June 2007. The same entry lists Clinical Care Program certifications for Acute Coronary Syndrome, Lung Cancer, Orthogeriatric care and Primary Stroke care. The directory shows no end date, so we record none.

A caution about sources: the hospital's own accreditation page describes its sixth Gold Seal period as 18 February 2023 to 17 February 2026. That period had already ended when we checked on 27 September 2026, so we rely on the accreditor's directory for current status rather than that page, and ask patients to have the hospital confirm the current position when you book.

JCI accreditation concerns hospital-wide safety and quality processes. It is not a rating of any surgeon or department, and it is silent on how any single operation will go.

The hospital publishes several services for overseas visitors on its own site:

• The hospital's Airport Services counter, on the 2nd floor of the International Arrival Hall beside Gate 5 at Exit B. People arriving for the first time can register ahead and get doctor appointments arranged at that desk.
• A shuttle van linking Suvarnabhumi and the hospital, free of charge and filled in order of arrival.
• Limousine transfers, which you arrange via the Concierge Department.
• A chargeable escort who meets or sees you off at the airport.
• Fit to Fly certificates asked for before discharge, which the airport counter can print for you.
• Overseas network offices and agents, listed on the hospital's site for six markets: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, China, and the UK with Europe.

We did not find an official page stating which languages the international staff cover, so we give no language list. If this matters for your visit, ask before you travel.

Our role is narrower than the hospital's. Our patient team handles your consultation request, checks availability with the hospital and answers general trip questions. The airport counter, shuttle, limousine and certificates belong to the hospital, and you arrange them with the hospital directly.

The hospital stands at number 2 on Soi Soonvijai 7, a side street that runs from New Petchburi Road; the postcode is 10310 and the district is Huai Khwang. It lies within the city of Bangkok. The plastic surgery centre sits on the 1st floor of the D Building and, according to its page, receives patients daily from 08.00 to 16.00.

The centre lists these contact points: (+66) 2310 3000 and (+66) 2310 3021, the short number 1719 for local mobile calls, and the email address info@bangkokhospital.com. Contact details on a hospital site can change, so check them against the hospital's contact page before you rely on them.

For arrivals at Suvarnabhumi, the airport counter and shuttle van described above are the hospital's own route in. Confirm the current arrangements once your consultation is requested.

To start, request a consultation at Bangkok Hospital Headquarters, or open a particular surgeon's profile and request that doctor directly. Tell us which procedure you are interested in and, if you have one, the name of the surgeon from the list above. We then check availability with the hospital and confirm the appointment with you.

Nothing is booked instantly. A member of our team follows up on every request, and the surgeon and hospital set the final date and time.

The sources, priority order and limits of our fact-checking are described on the provider research methodology page.

What helps most depends on the procedure area and the surgeon you are asking about.

• Face (rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift, chin or cheek augmentation): recent, well-lit front and side photographs at rest, any earlier facial or nasal surgery, and any breathing or dry-eye symptoms.
• Breasts: your current bra size, front and side photographs, any previous breast surgery or biopsy, and relevant family history.
• Body (tummy tuck, liposuction): present weight, recent weight changes, and any earlier abdominal surgery.
• Gender-affirming procedures: any readiness or referral letters you already hold, your current hormone therapy if you take any, and your goals for the operation. Requirements are set by the surgeon and hospital rather than by our patient team.

In every case, bring a list of medications and known drug allergies, together with a summary of your general health and any previous anaesthetic problems. This is standard for a surgical consultation anywhere, and the surgeon decides what else is needed.