An English-language patient guide to treatment in Thailand. General information, not medical advice.

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Patient encyclopedia

Clear answers before you book treatment in Thailand.

SurgicalEyes explains common aesthetic, body contouring and rehabilitation treatments in plain English: what they involve, what recovery looks like, what can go wrong and what to ask the clinic.

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Before any procedure: key points

  1. Check the doctor's and clinic's licences
  2. Ask what product or device will be used, and whether it is registered with the Thai FDA
  3. Get the full price and the aftercare plan in writing
  4. Plan enough recovery time before flying

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SurgicalEyes does not cover eye surgery or vision correction. Despite the name, our guides focus on aesthetic, body contouring and rehabilitation care.