The surgeon
Dr. Witoon Wisuthseriwong
A national board-certified plastic surgeon who has practised in Bangkok and Chiang Mai for more than forty years.
Dr. Witoon has performed cosmetic and reconstructive surgery since the early years of the speciality in Thailand, and has taught plastic surgery at Chiang Mai University since 1971. He holds registrations with Thai and international surgical bodies, and his plastic surgeon licence number is 1278/2528.
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, the risks and the 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
Credentials
Professional registrations
Membership and registration with the surgical bodies below are the practice’s own published credentials. Each link goes to the organisation itself, so they can be checked independently.
- 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
- American Society of Plastic Surgeons — international member
Beyond the clinic
Voluntary surgical work
Alongside private practice, Dr. Witoon has served as a volunteer surgeon with the following organisations.
- Red Cross, Thailand — volunteer surgeon
- Operation Smile — volunteer surgeon
- Duang-Kaew Foundation — volunteer surgeon
Medical information notice. This page is general information. It is not medical advice and does not replace consultation with a qualified medical professional. All surgery carries risk; suitability, recovery and results vary from person to person and are determined by individual medical assessment.
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Discuss It Before You Decide
Whether a procedure is appropriate for you is determined by individual medical assessment. Talk to us about the options, the risks and what recovery involves, before anything is agreed.