Best Cat Eye Surgery (canthoplasty) Clinics and Prices in Bangkok for Australians

Dr Phatcharasak Kraisornphongsakul has performed over 20,000 treatments, bringing massive surgical volume to every procedure. ID Clinic Bangkok is a pioneer in cat eye surgery and holds accreditation from the Royal College of Surgeons Thailand. A comprehensive package typically costs around A$2,500. This covers the surgeon and anaesthesiologist fees, laboratory tests, pre-anaesthetic drugs, and all necessary surgical supplies. The clinic treats 4,000 patients every year and maintains a regular flow of Australian patients seeking specialised plastic surgery.

Wansiri Hospital manages its surgical environment with Clean Room grade operating theatres and advanced air filtration to minimise infection risks. Cat eye surgery typically costs around A$2,800–A$3,200 at this Bangkok facility. The hospital is accredited by the Royal College of Surgeons Thailand and treats 2,000 international patients annually. A regular flow of Australians visits the clinic for aesthetic procedures. The six-storey centre features automated touchless systems and 29 patient beds for recovery.

Lelux Hospital is a specialized plastic surgery hospital in Bangkok with over 25 years of experience. It handles aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery, dermatology, and laser treatments. The hospital has dedicated operating rooms with HEPA filtration and private VIP recovery suites.

• Operating rooms use HEPA air filtration systems and specialized plastic surgery instruments.
• Patients recover in private VIP rooms with 24-hour monitoring by doctors and nurses.
• The on-site Skin & Laser Center offers dermatology and laser treatments.
• Founded in 2002 by a board-certified plastic surgeon.

YOUNIFY Clinic is a multispecialty Healthy Aging & Wellness Center in Bangkok, Thailand, offering minimally invasive care in weight management, facial and reconstructive surgery, chronic pain and joint treatments, women's health, and preventive wellness. Its procedures include non-surgical Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG) for weight management and Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) for chronic joint pain, with a 97% success rate reported for image-guided pain procedures.

Founder Dr. Noppachai Siranart completed research fellowships at Harvard Medical School and Mayo Clinic. The clinic treats about 1,000 patients a year, serving international patients in English, Thai, and Mandarin.

Bumrungrad International Hospital was the first in Asia to receive JCI accreditation – meeting the highest global safety standards. It ranks among the world’s top 10 hospitals and top 30 most technologically advanced clinics. Half of the 1 million patients treated each year travel from overseas. The facility specialises in international care with over 150 staff interpreters to assist. Australian patients benefit from a streamlined process with no waiting lists. This centre also holds Global Healthcare Accreditation specifically for its international patient support systems.