Why this matters more than the machine
Aesthetic medicine is marketed around equipment, but the outcome depends far more on the person holding the needle or handpiece. The same filler injected at the wrong depth looks lumpy. The same laser at the wrong energy causes pigmentation instead of clearing it. The same HIFU in the wrong plane does nothing at all.
In Thailand, aesthetic injections and energy devices must legally be performed by a registered medical practitioner. You are entitled to ask who will treat you and to see their medical licence number before you agree to anything — at any clinic, not just ours.
How to verify any doctor in Thailand
Every registered physician in Thailand holds a licence number beginning with ว. (wor). You can check that number against the public register held by the Thai Medical Council.
Our lead physician is Dr. Natthanicha Kraikhajornkitti (“Dr. Namfon”), medical licence number ว.64310. You will see this number printed on our treatment documentation and promotional material.
Five questions worth asking at any clinic
- Who will actually perform my treatment — a doctor, a nurse, or an assistant?
- What is their medical licence number?
- May I see the product box and vial opened in front of me?
- May I see the shot counter on the device before and after treatment?
- What happens if there is a complication — who do I contact, and when?
A clinic that answers all five comfortably is one worth trusting. A clinic that deflects any of them is telling you something.
Language
Consultations are available in Thai and English. If you would prefer to discuss your treatment in another language, message us on LINE beforehand and we will arrange what we can.