Sikarin Hospital

Sikarin Hospital, written โรงพยาบาลศิครินทร์ in Thai, is a private hospital located in Bangkok's Bang Na area. The address on its official website, sikarin.com, is 976 La Salle Road, Bang Na Tai, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260. We list 11 doctors here who appear in the hospital's own online doctor directory and who also have profiles on ThaiCosmeticSurgery.com.

The directory sorts doctors into specialist centres. Four are relevant to anyone researching aesthetic, facial or eye-area surgery: the Surgery Center (ศูนย์ศัลยกรรม), the Eye Center (ศูนย์จักษุ), the ENT Center, whose Thai name begins ศูนย์หู and the Skin and Beauty Center (ศูนย์ผิวหนังและความงาม). The directory pages do not print an individual specialty for each doctor, so this profile groups doctors by the centre they are listed under and does not label them with a surgical subspecialty.

This profile is deliberately cautious. The official Thai site, as we read it, has no English pages, no page of facility facts and no service pages devoted to cosmetic surgery. We therefore publish no figures for beds, operating theatres or year of founding, and no procedure list, because none could be traced to an official page. Our provider research methodology explains why we leave such items out rather than guess.

To take things further, request a consultation. Our team forwards your enquiry and relays the answer; only the hospital can confirm an appointment.

Because the hospital's public pages do not list cosmetic procedures, the only dependable way to describe its services is by centre, using the groupings in its doctor directory:

• Surgery Center: one doctor on our list is filed here.
• Skin and Beauty Center: four doctors on our list are filed here.
• ENT Center: three doctors on our list are filed here; ear, nose and throat care sits in this centre.
• Eye Center: three doctors on our list are filed here; eye care sits in this centre.

A centre's name is not proof that a given operation is carried out at this hospital, and we have not tied Sikarin Hospital to any named procedure. Is a specific operation your reason for looking? Then put the question to us when you request a consultation: does the surgeon you are interested in perform it at Sikarin Hospital, and in which centre?

In general, a first cosmetic consultation, at any hospital, covers what you want to change, your medical history, what the operation can and cannot achieve, the risks that apply to you and the usual recovery period. Only a face-to-face assessment can show if a particular operation is right for you. For background reading on individual operations, browse our procedures section.

The doctors below are listed in Sikarin Hospital's official directory and matched to profiles on this site. The hospital publishes their names in Thai, and we show them that way. Each is grouped under the centre where the directory places them. The directory does not give a specialty for each person, so we state only the centre. Open a profile to see what we could and could not verify about that doctor.

Surgery Center

• กัญจนิน ภัทโรพงศ์ (นพ.): profile

Skin and Beauty Center

• ธรรมนูญ พนมธรรม (นพ.): profile
• พินัย จิรฐิติวงศ์ (นพ.): profile
• แก้วพิชัย, กิติพงศ์ (นพ.): profile
• วิภาวี จิรรัชวณิช (พญ.): profile

ENT Center

• ประสิทธิ์ มหากิจ (นพ.): profile
• กฤษณ์ เกรียงไกรเกษม (นพ.): profile
• ปิยรัตน์ พูตระกูล (พญ.): profile

Eye Center

• ศุภวัฒน์ หงษ์สาคร (นพ.): profile
• ณัษฐา จองพิศาล (พญ.): profile
• วิมลรัตน์ ประทีปะเสน (พญ.): profile

A doctor listed here may also see patients elsewhere, and the hospital's directory is not a list of cosmetic surgeons as such. Which of them can help with your question is something our patient team asks the hospital when you send a request.

When we last checked, on 2 October 2026, no official page we could open tied a specific procedure to Sikarin Hospital, so this facility profile lists none. That is a statement about our evidence, not a statement that the hospital does not perform cosmetic operations.

What the directory does show is a spread of departments: one surgery-centre doctor, four in skin and beauty, three in ENT and three in eye care. If you are weighing something specific, such as a nose, eyelid or body operation, ask our team to find out with the hospital which doctor would perform it and in which building before you commit to flights.

Questions worth raising once the hospital replies:

• Will this operation be done by the doctor I have chosen, at this site?
• Who gives the anaesthetic, and how would an overnight admission be arranged if needed?
• Which items sit inside the quoted fee, and which are charged on top?
• Who reviews my recovery after I return home, and how do I reach them?

We hold no accreditation record for Sikarin Hospital. The hospital's own Thai pages give no dated accreditation statement. Websites that repeat accreditation claims about the hospital exist, but we do not rely on third-party listings as the source of a fact, so we repeat none of them.

Please read this as a hole in our research. It does not mean the hospital is or is not accredited. Should accreditation matter to your decision, ask us to request the current certificate with its validity dates from the hospital, or look the hospital up in the accreditor's own database yourself.

In general, accreditation reflects how a hospital's safety systems were judged at the time of a survey. It cannot predict your own outcome. Whatever the hospital's status, also confirm each doctor on the Thai medical licensing register.

From official sources we could not establish whether Sikarin Hospital runs an international patient desk, which languages its staff work in, or whether it offers interpreters or airport pick-up. The site we could read is in Thai only. For that reason we list no international services under the hospital's name.

Our own role is a different thing and should not be mistaken for hospital services. Once your request reaches us, our team will:

• forward your enquiry to the hospital and chase a reply;
• tell you which photos, records or medical history the doctor asks for;
• report back the hospital's answer on formats and appointment options.

There is no charge for our service; the hospital alone sets any deposit or payment terms. Before you plan travel, ask whether a remote consultation is possible and in what language the doctor can discuss your case. Our research file records no languages for the hospital, so do not assume English.

The hospital sits in Bang Na, in the south-east of Bangkok, on La Salle Road at number 976 in the Bang Na Tai subdistrict (976 ถนนลาซาล แขวงบางนาใต้ เขตบางนา กรุงเทพ 10260). If you are planning a longer stay in the capital, our Bangkok guide covers the city in general.

No official page we read describes public transport, parking or nearby hotels, so we do not give those details. Before the day, ask the patient team to confirm the building entrance, the floor of the centre you are visiting and a sensible route, and allow extra time for Bangkok traffic. The hospital's website is sikarin.com.

Our site does not confirm bookings instantly. Expect these steps:

1. Send a request. Complete the request a consultation form with the operation you are thinking about and the weeks you could travel.
2. We write to Sikarin. We learn which of the listed doctors could see you and what paperwork they require.
3. You hear back from us. We pass on the hospital's reply as it was given; choosing what to do next is up to you.
4. Sikarin replies with a firm slot. Until that reply arrives, nothing is booked.

If one doctor on the list already interests you, open that profile and use the request link there, so the hospital knows who you want to see.

Sending everything at once speeds up the reply. In general, doctors reviewing a cosmetic enquiry ask for:

• a short description of your aims for the consultation;
• clear, recent photos in good light, from the angles requested;
• your history of illness and surgery, current medicines, allergies and smoking status;
• scans or reports connected to the area in question;
• your possible travel window and how long you plan to stay.

If the doctor needs something further, we will tell you. Please ask how to send sensitive records securely, and do not put identity numbers or payment details on photos.