Eyelid surgery is not one operation. Blepharoplasty covers several distinct procedures that readers often lump together: upper eyelid surgery to remove loose skin, lower eyelid surgery for bags and puffiness, double-eyelid surgery to create a fold using either an open incisional technique or a non-incisional suture technique, epicanthoplasty to adjust the inner corner of the eye, ptosis correction for a drooping lid caused by a weak muscle, and revision surgery to correct a previous operation. This comparison sets out which of those the ten providers below actually name on their own published pages, so a reader can match the procedure they want to a provider who genuinely describes it, rather than assuming any blepharoplasty page covers every variant.
How we compared these eyelid surgery providers
For each provider we read its own published eyelid surgery page and recorded exactly which procedures it names: upper eyelid, lower eyelid, double-eyelid technique, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction and revision surgery. A provider that only says blepharoplasty without specifying a variant is noted as such rather than credited with a variant it does not mention. We also recorded whether a surgeon is individually named and whether the page states revision work is offered, since a page that stays silent on revision is not the same as one that rules it out.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, a hospital built specifically for cosmetic surgery, names double eyelid surgery by both open incisional and suturing non-incisional technique, eye ptosis correction for drooping eyelids, lower eyelid surgery by transconjunctival or transcutaneous approach, and epicanthoplasty broken into W, Z and V techniques, alongside lateral canthoplasty and canthopexy. It is the only provider here naming three distinct epicanthoplasty techniques. It does not address revision surgery as a standalone category, so a reader whose priority is fixing a previous procedure should raise that directly at consultation.
Preecha Aesthetic Institute (PAI)
Preecha Aesthetic Institute publishes separate pages for upper and lower blepharoplasty, and its main page states that both upper and lower eyelid procedures can be performed at the same time under local anaesthesia. It also recommends a sub brow lift for patients with excess upper eyelid skin rather than blepharoplasty alone, and links out to a distinct blepharoptosis page for ptosis correction, treating it as a separate service from double-eyelid surgery. Epicanthoplasty and revision surgery are not named on the pages reviewed, so a reader interested in either should ask the clinic before booking.
Bumrungrad International Hospital
Bumrungrad International Hospital publishes a comparatively general eyelid surgery page stating only that blepharoplasty can be performed on the upper or lower lids, or all four at the same time, without naming double-eyelid technique, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction or revision surgery. The hospital publishes Joint Commission International accreditation at facility level. It suits a reader who wants a large accredited hospital setting for a straightforward upper or lower eyelid procedure, but who should ask directly if their case needs a more specialised variant such as ptosis correction or a revision.
Rattinan Clinic
Rattinan Clinic in Silom names upper and lower blepharoplasty on its dedicated page and additionally publishes two refinement procedures, canthoplasty and canthopexy, for adjusting the outer corner of the eye. It states that upper blepharoplasty can gently lift and open the eyes by easing heavy lids, while lower blepharoplasty smooths puffiness and softens under-eye bags. Double-eyelid technique, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction and revision surgery are not named on this page, so a reader wanting one of those should confirm directly with the clinic before booking.
Plastic Surgery and Reconstruction Center, Bangkok Hospital Headquarters
The Plastic Surgery and Reconstruction Center at Bangkok Hospital Headquarters publishes a page titled explicitly for upper and lower blepharoplasty, describing an incision placed within the natural skin fold of the eyelid, removing excess skin, fat or muscle and closing the incision with sutures. The page treats ptosis only as a problem being addressed rather than naming ptosis correction as its own procedure, and does not mention double-eyelid technique, epicanthoplasty or revision surgery. It suits a reader who wants the surgery performed inside a full hospital campus and who is booking a standard upper or lower procedure rather than a specialised variant.
Bangkok Plastic Surgery
Bangkok Plastic Surgery, led by Dr. Pichet Rodchareon in Din Daeng, names upper and lower eyelid surgery and a double eyelid fold procedure, and states that blepharoplasty typically takes between one and two hours to complete, with the lower lid approached through an internal incision to minimise visible scarring. The surgeon is named directly as a board certified plastic surgeon. Non-incisional suture technique, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction and revision surgery are not addressed on this page, so a reader needing one of those variants should raise it at consultation.
Radiance Skin Clinic
Radiance Skin Clinic publishes a page dedicated specifically to double eyelid surgery, naming both the incisional, open technique and the non-incisional suture technique for creating an upper eyelid crease, and states that a small incision is made where the new crease will be for the incisional method. It stresses the importance of using a specialist oculoplastic surgeon given the delicate eye anatomy. The page does not cover lower eyelid surgery, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction or revision surgery, so it suits a reader whose priority is specifically the upper eyelid crease decision rather than a full eyelid rejuvenation.
Vejthani Hospital
Vejthani Hospital publishes a dedicated page naming both upper and lower blepharoplasty, and describes incisions placed within the natural crease of the upper eyelid so they stay discreet when the eyes are open, with fat repositioning offered as an alternative to fat removal. Double-eyelid technique, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction and revision surgery are not named on this page. It suits a reader who wants a general private hospital setting for a standard upper or lower procedure and who will ask separately about any more specialised variant they need.
Samitivej Plastic and Esthetic Surgery Institute
The Samitivej Plastic and Esthetic Surgery Institute lists blepharoplasty among the wide range of procedures on its single institute page rather than on a dedicated eyelid surgery URL, alongside rhinoplasty, chin augmentation and face and neck lift. The institute states its surgeons are board certificated in plastic and reconstructive surgery and describes its operating facilities as international standard with modern technology, and the hospital publishes JCI accreditation. No eyelid-specific variant, technique or revision statement is published, so a reader should ask the institute directly which eyelid procedures it actually performs.
What to ask before eyelid surgery in Bangkok
Start by naming your own procedure precisely before you contact any clinic. Ask for upper blepharoplasty, lower blepharoplasty, incisional or non-incisional double-eyelid surgery, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction or a revision of a previous operation, because this comparison shows that most Bangkok providers publish detail on only some of these, and a page that says only blepharoplasty may not mean what you assume. None of the ten providers compared here explicitly states that it performs revision eyelid surgery, so if you are correcting a previous operation, raise that directly and ask to see photographs of the surgeon's own revision cases rather than assuming any blepharoplasty listing covers it.
Ask who will operate by name and what their registration is, ask whether local or general anaesthesia is used for your specific combination of procedures, and ask how many days you should plan to stay in Thailand before flying home. Recovery from eyelid surgery is usually shorter than from a full facelift, but bruising and swelling still vary by technique and by how conservative the surgeon is with incision placement, so get a written estimate of downtime rather than relying on a general figure quoted before your consultation.
If eyelid surgery is only one part of a larger facial plan, it is worth seeing how these providers fit into the wider plastic and cosmetic surgery landscape in Bangkok, since several of the hospitals and clinics above also publish facelift, rhinoplasty and body-contouring services, and a provider that is strong on eyelid detail is not automatically the right choice for a combined procedure. Nothing on this page is medical advice, and no provider has paid for its position here.
Yanhee International Hospital publishes the most granular eyelid page in this comparison, naming upper and lower blepharoplasty, double-eyelid creation by both incisional and suture methods, epicanthoplasty, and ptosis correction split into mild levator surgery and more severe frontalis surgery. It states that upper eyelid surgery removes loose, sagging skin and excess fat and can correct lid skin that droops over the lashes and interferes with vision, and publishes a price of 33,500 baht for upper blepharoplasty. Revision surgery is mentioned only as a possible complication risk, not as an offered service, so a reader wanting a revision should ask directly.