Lipofilling, or fat grafting, restores facial volume using the patient’s own fat at W Plastic Surgery Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand. The ISAPS-accredited hospital filters and purifies fat into micro-fat or nano-fat for transfer.
Fat is usually taken from the abdomen or thighs. For slimmer patients, the upper arms or hips may be donor areas.
The team filters, centrifuges, and purifies the fat before placing it in areas such as hollow cheeks, sunken temples, nasolabial folds, or a flat forehead. Using a person’s own fat carries a low allergy risk.
An anesthesiologist manages anesthesia, or the procedure may use local anesthesia with sedation. The hospital lists a dedicated one-to-one anesthesiologist, a sterile operating room, and Dantrolene emergency medication among its safety measures.
Some swelling and bruising are expected for about 5–7 days. Many patients return to work and normal activities within 1–2 weeks.
About 30–50% of transferred fat may be absorbed during the first 1–3 months. Fat that survives becomes permanent tissue. The result is visible right away, with a more balanced appearance after about one month.
A follow-up program tracks recovery from the first day through month three. Patients are advised to avoid saunas for at least one week.
Before treatment, patients should share their health history. The hospital advises avoiding anticoagulants, vitamin E, fish oil, and certain supplements for 1–2 weeks beforehand. It also advises avoiding alcohol and smoking.
Fat may be injected again every 1–2 years if needed. Lipofilling can also be combined with a facelift in one surgery, which the hospital calls Structural Rejuvenation.
Fat from body-contouring liposuction is not suitable for facial grafting. Energy-based methods can damage living stem cells in that fat. An initial consultation with a specialist surgeon is free. Patients can request a consultation through Bookimed.
Individual treatment program and cost estimate
Average answering time – 5 minutes
| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Lipofilling (Fat Grafting) | $4463.01 | |
| Rhinoplasty (nose job) | Price on request | |
| Facelift | Price on request | |
| Liposuction | Price on request | |
| Breast augmentation | Price on request | |
| Tummy tuck | Price on request |
The hospital holds ISAPS accreditation for international safety standards. A team of 16 specialists performs all procedures. These doctors are board-certified in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Sirachai Jindarak chairs the medical advisory board. He also serves as President of the Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons of Thailand.
The medical staff trained at several recognized institutions:
Surgeons hold active memberships in the Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of Thailand.
The surgical department focuses on advanced facial rejuvenation. Surgeons perform the Deep Plane Face Lift to address aging. This method tightens the SMAS muscle layer for firm, lasting results. It also removes excess fat beneath the skin. The hospital offers specialized Neck Lift (NECK-LYFT) surgery too. Incisions are hidden behind the ears to tighten inner muscles.
For facial contouring, the clinic uses FaceTite technology. The LipoTite Pro device melts fat while lifting sagging skin. Tiny incisions under the chin keep scarring minimal. Other facial options include endoscopic brow lifts and under-eye fat removal.
The hospital provides intimate wellness treatments and body surgery:
Vaginal ultrasound treatments require no downtime, so patients leave the same day. Surgeons plan buttock augmentations with each patient, assessing implant size and incision location together.
The Skin and Beauty Laser program treats various skin concerns. Doctors select specific lasers based on each patient's needs. Treatments address acne scars, melasma, dark spots, and enlarged pores. The clinic also removes multicolored tattoos with laser technology.
Non-surgical firming options are available for patients who prefer to avoid surgery:
These treatments improve skin elasticity without incisions or recovery periods.
An anesthesiologist monitors every surgery from start to finish. Operating rooms are sterile and equipped with life-support vital-sign monitors. The clinic keeps Dantrolene on-site as a safety measure for anesthesia reactions. A follow-up system tracks patient recovery from day one through month three. Nurses and doctors stay available for advice throughout this period.
International patients receive support through a multilingual online presence. Staff communicate in Thai and English. Dedicated digital messaging channels provide foreign-friendly assistance. Initial consultations help patients plan their treatment approach. The hospital serves both local Thai citizens and international visitors.
Individual treatment program and cost estimate
Average answering time – 5 minutes