Board-certified plastic surgery in Thailand
Thoughtful Surgical Care,
Tailored to You
Dr. Witoon Wisuthseriwong has practised cosmetic and reconstructive surgery in Bangkok and Chiang Mai for more than forty years. Every recommendation begins with an individual consultation — your goals, your medical suitability, and a clear account of the options, risks and recovery involved.
- Board-certified
- 40+ years
- Bangkok & Chiang Mai
Practice at a glance
Board-certified surgeon
National board-certified plastic surgeon, licence no. 1278/2528.
Individualised planning
Recommendations follow assessment of your goals and medical suitability.
Bangkok and Chiang Mai
Consultations at Clinic Soi 1 in Bangkok and Feung Fah Clinic in Chiang Mai.
International enquiries
Remote initial enquiries in English and Thai, before any travel is planned.
Our procedures
Plastic Surgery With Clarity, Care and Precision
Which procedure is appropriate — and whether surgery is appropriate at all — depends on consultation. Dr. Witoon assesses your medical suitability, discusses realistic outcomes, the risks involved and what recovery would mean for you, before any plan is agreed.
Nose and Chin
Procedures altering facial profile and proportion.
- Chin augmentation
Breast
Augmentation, lift and reduction, planned to your anatomy.
- Breast augmentation
- Breast lift and reduction
Body
Contouring and abdominal procedures following assessment.
- Liposuction
- Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)
Reconstructive
Scar revision and ear correction, including reconstructive work.
- Scar revision
- Otoplasty (prominent ears)
Meet Dr. Witoon
Experienced. Ethical. Patient-Focused.
Dr. Witoon Wisuthseriwong has practised cosmetic and plastic surgery in Bangkok and Chiang Mai for over forty years.
He has taught plastic surgery at Chiang Mai University since 1971, and holds registrations with Thai and international surgical bodies. Alongside private practice he has served as a volunteer surgeon with the Thai Red Cross, Operation Smile and the Duang-Kaew Foundation.
Consultations are unhurried by design. Whether a procedure is appropriate — and whether any procedure is appropriate at all — is decided through individual medical assessment, with the alternatives, risks and realistic recovery set out before anything is agreed.
- Certification
- Board-certifiedNational board-certified plastic surgeon
- Licence
- 1278/2528Registered plastic surgeon licence number
- In practice
- 40+ yearsBangkok and Chiang Mai
- Teaching
- Since 1971Plastic surgery, Chiang Mai University
Professional registrations
- The International College of Surgeons (Plastic Surgery)
- The Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand (Plastic Surgery)
- The Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons of Thailand
- The Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of Thailand
- Thai Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Surgery of Thailand
- International member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Voluntary appointments
- Red Cross, Thailand — volunteer surgeon
- Operation Smile — volunteer surgeon
- Duang-Kaew Foundation — volunteer surgeon
Your consultation journey
From Enquiry to Informed, Personalised Care
Every stage is designed so that you understand what is being proposed before you commit to anything. You are encouraged to take time, ask questions and seek a second opinion.
Enquire
Send an enquiry describing what you are considering. No medical history is needed at this stage.
Initial consultation
An in-person or remote first discussion of your goals, history and the options available.
Personalised plan
If surgery is appropriate, a plan is discussed with its risks, alternatives and realistic outcomes.
Scheduling
Dates, pre-operative requirements and written consent are arranged once you have had time to consider.
Recovery support
Written aftercare guidance, and a route to contact the clinic if you have concerns.
Follow-up care
Review appointments to check healing and assess the result as it settles.
Enquiring is not the same as being accepted for surgery. Whether any procedure is appropriate for you is determined by professional medical assessment, and a consultation may conclude that surgery is not advisable or that a non-surgical option is preferable.
Clinic locations
Personal Care in Thailand
Consultations are held at two clinics. Please contact the practice to confirm which location and which days suit your enquiry.

Bangkok
Clinic Soi 1
220/2-3 Sukhumvit Soi 1, Wattana,
Bangkok 10110, Thailand

Chiang Mai
Feung Fah Clinic
1 Sriwichai Road, Tambon Suthep,
Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand
- Appointments
- By appointment at both clinics
- Telephone
- +66 (0)2 255 5525 · +66 (0)2 251 2066-7
- consult@witoon.com
- Enquiries
- Request a consultation
International patients
Planning a Consultation From Abroad
If you are enquiring from outside Thailand, the practical questions are usually about sequence and follow-up. These are the points worth settling early.
- Send an initial enquiry remotely before making any travel arrangements.
- Share relevant medical history and current medication when asked to do so, through a secure channel.
- Discuss whether an in-person consultation is required before a procedure can be scheduled.
- Agree how follow-up will be handled once you return home, before you commit to travel.
- Consultations are available in English and Thai.
- Ask what to do, and who to contact, if a complication occurs after you have travelled home.
Recommended length of stay, timing of travel clearance and any assistance with accommodation or transfers are discussed individually — please ask when you enquire, as they depend on the procedure and on your own circumstances.
Patient resources
Trusted Information for Your Journey
General education about consultations, questions worth asking, and what recovery involves. These articles are information only and do not replace individual medical advice.
Preparing for Your Surgical Consultation
What to bring, what to think about beforehand, and how to make the most of the time you spend with a surgeon at a first consultation.
Read article
Questions to Ask a Plastic Surgeon
A practical list of questions covering qualifications, the procedure itself, risks, recovery and what happens if something does not go to plan.
Read article
Understanding Recovery and Follow-Up Care
Recovery is a process rather than a single date. What follow-up care generally involves, and why timelines differ so much between individuals.
Read article
Request a consultation
Start Your Journey With Confidence
Tell us what you are considering. A private consultation is an opportunity to discuss your goals, your medical suitability, the alternatives available to you, the risks involved and what recovery would realistically require.
All surgery carries risk. An enquiry is not a commitment to treatment and is not acceptance for surgery: suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and are determined by individual medical assessment. Please do not send detailed medical history or sensitive personal information through this form.
- Clinics
- Bangkok · Chiang Mai
- Telephone
- +66 (0)2 255 5525 · +66 (0)2 251 2066-7
- consult@witoon.com