Injuries of bones and joints treatment in Thailand — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Dr. Piya Assawaboonyadej has performed over 1,100 orthopedic procedures and holds an oncology fellowship from the University of Iowa. His ISO-certified clinic offers minimally invasive techniques like arthroscopic repair. Diagnostics start from around $31 for a consultation. PRP therapy for joint restoration typically costs $1,660–1,675, while a total hip replacement runs $12,500–13,000, covering surgery and a 5-night hospital stay.

Dr. Pongsathorn Sitthisen brings 13 years of experience of orthopedic experience with over 1,100 procedures performed. His expertise includes hand and microsurgery, with training at Mahidol and Chulalongkorn Universities. Initial diagnostics start with an orthopedist consultation. Outpatient treatments may include therapeutic ultrasound for around $20 or regenerative Ostenil hyaluronic acid injections. Stem cell knee therapy typically runs $315–$3,151, covering 5-9 million cells and a consultation.

Dr. Napon Sinthuvanich brings 21 years of experience of orthopedic expertise and 900+ procedures, including Johns Hopkins training. He operates at Thailand’s first dedicated orthopedic hospital, using robotic surgery assistant technology. PRP therapy may cost $320–420 as an outpatient. Revision arthroplasty is around $27,500.

Mali Interdisciplinary Hospital is a modern medical center integrating conventional, regenerative, and precision medicine for comprehensive care. The hospital includes 11 departments and 35 beds, including 12 intensive care beds and 23 general beds, as well as 2 emergency and operating rooms, a plastic surgery room, and a gastro-colonoscopic unit. It focuses on efficient round-trip treatment using advanced medical technologies to reduce hospitalization time and costs. The hospital applies regenerative medicine to support tissue repair and precision medicine to prevent and manage chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and their complications. Care is provided in a green, restorative environment, helping patients improve quality of life, maintain vitality, and support long-term health and longevity.

Bumrungrad International Hospital treats over 1 million patients annually, with 50% being international from 190+ countries. Treatment for bone and joint injuries may cost around $6,900–$9,500. Dr. Mason Porramatikul specializes in orthopedic trauma care at this JCI-accredited facility, ranked among the world's top 10 hospitals.