Full Hair by DHT Clinic

Hair-restoration services in Bangkok

Full Hair by DHT Clinic is located at 1223 Intraporn Road, Ladprao 94, Wang Thong Lang, Bangkok, at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital. Its official service list includes FUE and FUT hair transplantation, combined FUT and FUE, eyebrow and facial-hair transplantation, body-hair transplantation, scar transplantation, scalp micropigmentation, platelet-rich plasma and low-level laser therapy (services). These methods have different indications, scarring patterns, recovery and cost, so the available menu should not be read as a recommendation for every visitor.

Assessment before treatment

The clinic describes consultation with a doctor and offers an online hair-assessment form. Expats considering surgery should ask for the treating doctor’s name, their role during extraction and implantation, the proposed graft range, donor-area assessment and a clear explanation of why FUE, FUT or a combined approach is being recommended. Discuss ongoing hair loss and medical treatment as well as transplantation; surgery redistributes hair but does not necessarily stop future loss.

Travel and follow-up

Published hours are Monday to Saturday, 09:00–18:00, with telephone +66 94 496 5936 (contact information). Before paying, request a written quotation stating what is included, such as blood tests, medication, washing, PRP, follow-up and any graft-count policy. Ask how the clinic manages complications or concerns after the patient leaves Thailand. Plan enough time in Bangkok for the first wash and early review rather than flying immediately after a long procedure. Patients should disclose bleeding disorders, scalp disease, medication and smoking. Scalp micropigmentation and non-surgical adjuncts should be evaluated separately from transplantation, with realistic expectations for what each can achieve. The clinic may suit someone comparing several restoration methods at one Bangkok site, but the decision should rest on an individual diagnosis and a named clinical team. Before-and-after photographs cannot predict an individual result; ask instead about donor limitations, expected density and a realistic long-term hair-loss plan.

FUE, FUT and combined surgery are different choices

The clinic publishes all three approaches, but they differ in donor harvesting and scarring. Ask the doctor to show how donor density, hairstyle, previous scars and the likely number of grafts influence the recommendation. A combined procedure may be offered for a different reason than FUE alone. Patients should understand the intended hairline and where grafts will be placed before signing consent.

Non-transplant services need separate expectations

Scalp micropigmentation creates an optical effect and does not grow hair. PRP and low-level laser therapy are adjunctive categories rather than equivalents to transplantation. The official menu makes them available for discussion; it does not establish that a visitor needs all of them. Request separate prices and evidence-based goals for each component instead of accepting an unexplained bundle.

Recovery in Bangkok

Hair surgery can involve a long treatment day. Arrange transport and ask what headwear, washing and sleeping position the clinic recommends. Confirm when the first wash occurs and whether it is performed by the clinic. Sun, swimming and strenuous exercise restrictions may affect a holiday itinerary. Someone travelling alone should know whom to contact outside published hours if bleeding, swelling or medication problems occur. The Wang Thong Lang location is not in the core tourist corridor, so calculate travel time rather than booking around a tight flight connection. Take home the operative report, graft count, medication instructions and dated photographs for later follow-up.