Best Clinics for Cataract Treatment in Thailand: 5 Top-Rated Centers

Dr. Sumet Supalaset has performed 900+ phacoemulsification cataract procedures over 22 years, with UCLA training. The ISO 9001:2015-certified hospital offers four premium intraocular lens types. Diagnostics are typically included. Surgery costs around $2,469 per eye with a monofocal IOL, $2,700–$3,000 for a Toric lens correcting astigmatism, $3,600–$4,000 for a multifocal lens, and $4,400–$4,900 for a multifocal Toric – each package includes the procedure, a one-day hospital stay, and clinic transfers.

Dr. Pichit Naripthaphan has performed 900+ cataract procedures over 28 years and is a former President of the Cataract and Refractive Surgery Club. The clinic uses the precise CENTURION Vision System for phacoemulsification. Basic eye exams start from $79, while laser-assisted cataract surgery may cost around $3,464–$4,100 per eye. Packages for both eyes run around $5,403–$9,216, covering the IOL implants and five follow-up exams per eye.

Yanhee International Hospital in Bangkok is JCI, ISO, and Thai HA accredited. A preoperative exam typically costs $90. Cataract phacoemulsification surgery with a standard IOL runs around $1,950 per eye, while a multifocal IOL may cost $3,500-$4,000. These all-inclusive packages cover the surgery, 1-night hospital stay, local anesthesia, and doctor fees.

Bumrungrad International Hospital's ophthalmology department specializes in cataract treatment, with procedures typically costing around $8,600–$12,600. Dr. Manchima Makornwattana, a board-certified ophthalmologist, brings specialized expertise to the hospital's internationally recognized eye care team.