Showing posts with label cosmetic plastic surgery in thailand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cosmetic plastic surgery in thailand. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 August 2012

We can Rebuild Him (Or Her!)

There is no doubt as to the popularity and necessity of cosmetic surgery in modern society. After all, who does not want to look beautiful and show of their ribs at the same time? It's a win-win for all concerned.

Tuesday, 3 April 2012

Staying Sensible While Having Cosmetic Surgery in Thailand


No matter where you go, having a certain level of self-respect and respect for others will take you a long way. Thailand has experienced a rise in the number of tourists who visit each year. The rate of tourist increase is anywhere between 15-20% with many seeking inexpensive cosmetic surgery in Thailand. Amid this influx of foreign visitors are some who unfortunately don’t take Thai customs and codes of behavior very seriously. These are individuals who ruin what should be a majestic experience as their conduct is not welcome. If you are unfamiliar with some customs that is perfectly understandable which is why we are giving you a brief guide.


Photography

Although you have traveled this far to have cosmetic surgery in Thailand, it would be a real shame not to have treasured memories of your vacation. Aside from the obvious ‘before’ and ‘after’ pictures of yourself, it is only natural to take photos of Thailand’s incredible array of sights. You will not find more extraordinary temples anywhere in the world than in Thailand for example. However, you need to be aware that certain buildings simply don’t allow photos to be taken. This is usually the case in areas that are considered sacred in Buddhism. Likewise, monks often don’t take kindly to having their photo taken. Certain tribes in Thailand believe that photographs capture their soul (a similar belief is shared by some Native American tribes) and will never allow a picture to be taken of them.

A Royal Mess

Did you know that defacing images of Queen Elizabeth II of England can be considered treasonous behavior in the UK? This is also the case in Thailand where criticizing the Royal Family in public or damaging property with their image on it are arrestable offences. The King and the rest of Thailand’s royalty are held in the highest regard by Thais so disrespect towards them is not tolerated. The last thing you want is to have cosmetic surgery in Thailand and spend the rest of your vacation explaining yourself to the authorities.

Nudity
A common misconception among those who are thinking of having cosmetic surgery in Thailand and turning the experience into a vacation is that Thailand is a nation where ‘anything goes’. Western media have a habit of misrepresenting South East Asia and their assertions that Thailand is a country for wild partying are not entirely true. There is no doubt that Thai cities have fabulous nightlife but people’s behavior during the day is extremely mild. Public nudity is not allowed and there are no topless beaches in Thailand. Thai people are modest in nature so keep yourself covered up! Keep your partying urges for after dark!

As cosmetic surgery in Thailand is performed by surgeons who are trained in US and European hospitals, you can rest assured that the procedure will be an unmitigated success. The rest of your enjoyment depends entirely on how you behave. Respect local traditions and the Thai culture and you can be sure that you’ll never have a better vacation in your life.

Sunday, 1 April 2012

Etiquette Tips When Having Cosmetic Surgery In Thailand



Although your focus will be on having cosmetic surgery Thailand, you need to be aware of certain things in order to make it the most memorable vacation of your life. One of the most important aspects of going abroad is respecting the culture and traditions of the local people. Thai residents are friendly and accommodating but there are a few points of etiquette you should be aware of to avoid misunderstandings.
For example, your feet are for walking only and not for pointing at things or touching people. In most parts of Asia, the foot is the 'lowest' or dirtiest part of the body so if you accidentally touch someone with your foot, touch the person's arm with your hand and then touch your head as a means of apology. Avoid putting your feet up on tables and chairs in Thailand also. While we're on the subject, don't touch a Thai on their head or ruffle their hair as the head is seen as the 'highest' and most spiritual point on the body.  Read More

Sunday, 4 March 2012

What To Do When You Have Bad Surgery?

It’s becoming something of an epidemic in the United States. A nation that was once proud to be plastic surgery central is suffering blow after blow with angry ex-patients taking clinics to court over botched plastic surgery. There are television shows dedicated to celebrity plastic surgery mishaps and this doesn’t begin the cover the damage caused to regular people. After paying thousands of dollars for surgery only to find that it was a disaster, what should you do?

The first step is to contact the surgeon who performed the surgery and arrange for an appointment. There is always the chance that the problems you are experiencing are part and parcel of the recovery process. Therefore, you can’t go looking for a lawyer just yet! If it turns out to be a serious problem, you may be offered additional surgery free of charge.

The Cost Of Plastic Surgery In Thailand Vs. America

Plastic surgery in Thailand offers citizens of Western nations cosmetic procedures at prices they can actually afford. It seems that the elective surgery craze among celebrities in countries like the United States gives a ready made excuse for clinics to charge excess prices. After all, these men and women are multi-millionaires and can easily afford these exorbitant charges. Unfortunately, this does not take into account the millions of regular people who also wish to undergo cosmetic surgery. In 2008, more than 10 million people had elective surgery in the United States alone.

Medical Tourism
This is despite the fact that the prices charged are through the roof. It is noticeable however that this figure fell almost 1.5 million from the 2007 level. This is because of the increase in medical tourism with plastic surgery in Thailand and other countries the preferred option for millions of people every year. This is not a surprise when the costs are placed side by side. In America, abdominal liposuction costs up to $7,500. Liposuction in Thailand on the other hand ranges from $1,200-$4,000.


The difference between plastic surgery in Thailand and America/Europe is huge all across the board. In America, expect to pay between $8,000-$10,000 for breast implants. The same procedure can be performed in Thailand for as little as $2,800. Even procedures like Lasik Eye Surgery is up to $3,000 cheaper in Thailand. Simply put, Western clinics can no longer compete with their Thai counterparts. Thailand has equipment as good as if not better than the majority of Western medical facilities.

The cost of living in Thailand is so much lower than in the West. This is the primary reason why plastic surgery in Thailand is cheaper. The quality is the same and perhaps even better in some cases. Judging by the number of medical tourists flocking into Thailand each year, it seems that those living in the West have finally figured this out and are voting with their feet.

Monday, 17 October 2011

Plastic Surgery Thailand Is it really a good option?



Plastic surgery is so common today that it seems to be as simple as getting a good haircut. Breast argumentation, eye, nose, lip argumentation, liposuction and tummy tucks are all procedures undertaken every day. With something so simple many people are now seeking off-shore treatment at much lower costs. The term for this is "medical tourism" and it's a fast growing market segment. Bangkok Thailand is one such destination, hailed as the plastic surgery capitol of Asia. Thailand built its reputation on the most unlikely type of procedures, yet the procedures in question are amongst the most sophisticated. Yes we are talking about gender-reassignment.
Thailand has long been known as a country with liberal attitudes towards the "third" gender. Having lived many years in Bangkok I have seen with my own eyes that gender choice is simply not an issue amongst most Thais. More important is how you interact with society, how good a person you are. So with this being the underlying social environment it's no wonder that Thailand became a pioneer in many gender-realignment procedures.





Due To The High Demand
for this sophisticated end of plastic surgery options this in fact had many ramifications. Surgeons became highly skilled in their art and in their science. The latest medical equipment was introduced and the revenues from this type of surgery helped build many substantial specialized hospitals and clinics. These establishments started to offer other forms of plastic surgery Thailand , the demand for more plastic surgeons became an issue and with demand and higher rewards medical students quickly embraced this career choice. Most trained both in Thailand and overseas, the United States and the United Kingdom being the most popular training destinations. They returned with highly sort after specialist degrees and the experience in working with sophisticated medical equipment. The plastic surgery in Thailand boomed.


Important To The Thai
plastic surgery industry was government support which was forthcoming in spades. This along with the Thai's natural embracing of international standards for recognition, perhaps acknowledging potential customer's apprehension of going overseas for surgery has ensured a vibrant highly regarded industry that is considered a prime destination for medical tourism in Asia.
Following is a typical example of a leading cosmetic surgery establishment in Thailand. Naravee Aesthetic Center which was founded in 1985 in Khon Khaen province, home to Khon Kaen University faculty of medicine, the leading medical school in Northeast Thailand that is one of the most frequently chosen schools by foreign medical electives coming to Thailand has since moved to Bangkok to keep up with the demand of medical tourism. The clinic boasts cutting edge equipment and procedural methods. Chief Surgeon, Dr. Ronachai Komthong M.D. was trained in Thailand, the United States, United Kingdom and Singapore with a host of degrees, certifications and publications under his belt he is a leading example of the high degree of training and experience one can expect here in Thailand. Add to this that they have recently built and fitted out a new wing with the very latest in equipment and a team of highly trained staff, you can feel secure in the knowledge that you are in good and capable hands.


Bonus
Then there is the bonus. Whilst undergoing recovery you can relax at one of the many exotic beaches, get yourself some great shopping bargains at some of the biggest and most famous shopping centers in Asia, all for a cost that inclusive of the air travel, accommodation and surgery is often less that going to a local facility. So let's answer our question. Is Thailand a good option for plastic surgery Thailand . The answer is if you select a good establishment, emphatically yes it is.