Liposuction in Thailand
Dr Witoon Wisuthseriwong is a national board-certified plastic surgeon who has performed liposuction in Thailand for over 40 years. His clinics are conveniently located in central Bangkok and Chiang Mai, and liposuction by Dr Witoon is also available in Phuket.
At a glance
- Surgery time
- 1 – 4 hours
- Hospitalisation
- 1 day
Approximate, and published by the practice as a general guide. What applies to you is determined by individual medical assessment.
About the procedure
What it involves
During a liposuction surgery, a small tube, connected to a vacuum presure unit, is inserted through one or more small incisions. The tube is then guided by a plastic surgeon, vacuuming the excessive fat out of the required area.
The incisions for liposuction surgery are usually placed as discretely as possible, and the length of the incisions is normally less than a centimetre. After liposuction surgery, the patient is advised to wear pressure garment for a few weeks in order to prevent post-operative bleeding and to contain swelling.
We are able to offer both tumescent liposuction and VASER liposuction in Bangkok and Phuket. However, only tumescent liposuction is available in Chiang Mai.
Before and after photographs
Why we do not show them
Under the regulations of the Medical Council of Thailand, this practice does not display before and after photographs on its website. That applies to every procedure on this site, and it is a rule we follow rather than a comment on any result.
If you would like to understand what the procedure can and cannot achieve, that is a conversation for a consultation, where your own anatomy and medical suitability can be assessed. Contact the clinic to arrange one.
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.