ID Clinic Bangkok
ID Clinic Bangkok
Thailand, Bangkok
Dr Phatcharasak Kraisornphongsakul Md
34 years of experience • 20000+ treatments performed
Surgeon's portfolio
Clinic is certified :
In Thailand, a surgical fox eye lift typically costs from AUD $2,321 / ฿A78,913 to AUD $3,772 / ฿A128,234. Prices vary based on the technique used, the specific clinic tier, and chosen anaesthesia. In Australia, patients often pay around AUD $9,719 / ฿A330,450, meaning those travelling to Thailand can save approximately 69%. Standard packages usually include pre-operative tests, surgeon fees, and local anaesthesia.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While base prices are competitive, choosing JCI-accredited facilities provides additional quality marks for Australians. Asia Cosmetic Hospital maintains a 0% complication rate, which offers exceptional value for money. For those seeking advanced precision, Dr. Chen Surgery Hospital uses 3D face scanning. Some clinics, like Wansiri Hospital, even include a one-day hospital stay in their surgical price.
| Thailand | Turkey | South Korea | |
| Fox Eye Lift | from AUD $2,321 / ฿A78,913 | from AUD $4,565 / ฿A155,213 | from AUD $6,267 / ฿A213,066 |
Dr Phatcharasak is a highly experienced plastic surgeon who has performed over 20,000 treatments, with a specific renowned skill in Fox Eye lift surgery.
Dr. Tanongsak Panyawirunroj is a leading plastic surgeon at Asia Cosmetic Hospital in Bangkok. He has performed 15,000+ operations throughout his career. Dr. Tanongsak specializes in transformative procedures like rhinoplasty and sexual reassignment surgery. He completed fellowships in the US, Canada, South Korea, and Taiwan.
Dr Saran Wannachamras is a highly qualified plastic surgeon at Wansiri Hospital with dedicated training from the East Virginia Medical School in the USA.
Dr Narongdej Jiarapeepan completed the Melbourne Advanced Facial Anatomy Course in Australia to master the intricate structures of the face.
A Fox Eye Lift in Thailand is a cosmetic procedure that lifts the outer eye corners and brow tail. This creates an almond-shaped, elongated look. Clinics use surgical canthoplasty or minimally invasive thread lifts to achieve this appearance. These procedures often save Australian patients up to 79% compared to local costs.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Bookimed data shows Thailand is a top global destination for eye surgery, ranking second worldwide. Experienced surgeons like Dr Narongdej Jiarapeepan at Wansiri Hospital trained in Melbourne, Australia. This makes them highly familiar with Western aesthetic standards and anatomical preferences.
Patient Consensus: Fox Eye is a marketing term covering several techniques. Always confirm if the clinic plans surgery or temporary threads. Results in Thailand look best when patients discuss conservative goals to avoid overcorrection.
Surgical Fox Eye Lifts in Thailand offer permanent results by repositioning tendons or trimming skin. Thread lifts provide a temporary, non-surgical alternative using dissolvable PDO or COG threads. Surgery requires weeks of recovery. In contrast, threads allow patients to return to daily activities within 1 to 2 days.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Surgeons at top Bangkok clinics often recommend threads for younger patients. Dr Chen Chaichanchip at Dr. Chen Clinic specialises in Korean non-surgical lifting for this reason. However, patients with heavier brow tissue usually require surgery at Asia Cosmetic Hospital for lasting results.
Patient Consensus: Many find threads are a great way to test the look before committing to surgery. Patients note that surgical results are more predictable. However, threads help avoid the risk of a permanently overdone appearance.
A suitable candidate for a fox eye lift in Thailand is a healthy adult seeking an almond-shaped, elongated eye appearance. Ideal candidates often include younger patients with naturally drooping outer corners. Individuals over 35 wanting to correct sagging are also good candidates. Successful cases require realistic expectations regarding eyelid anatomy and skin elasticity.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Thai clinics like Dr. Chen Surgery Hospital use Swiss 3D facial scanning to help candidates visualise results pre-surgery. This technology is vital because fox eye outcomes depend heavily on individual bone structure. Seeing a digital model prevents over-correction. It also ensures the final look fits the patient’s unique facial proportions.
Patient Consensus: Patients in Thailand recommend bringing reference photos to consultations. This helps make sure the surgeon understands the desired lift. Many suggest starting with thread-based options to test the look before committing to permanent surgical changes.