3M Hair Transplant by Masterpiece Hospital

3M Hair Transplant is a hair-restoration programme operating under Masterpiece Hospital in Bangkok. The programme’s own site lists hair, eyebrow, eyelash and moustache transplantation, and describes FUE, DHI and DMI techniques (3M Hair Transplant).

Its FUE description says grafts are extracted from the occipital area with a 0.7 mm punch; the site gives an estimated procedure time of two to four hours for that technique. DHI is described as direct implantation with an implanter pen, while DMI is presented as a multi-implanter approach for placing several grafts at once (technique information).

The website identifies the service as hospital-standard care and says follow-up is provided for two years after hair surgery. Sources checked: 7 September 2026.

Start with diagnosis, not a technique name

FUE, DHI and DMI describe parts of the extraction or implantation process. They do not establish why hair is thinning, how many grafts are available or whether surgery is appropriate. An international patient should ask for an assessment of the donor area, the likely pattern of future loss and a realistic graft estimate before comparing packages. The proposed hairline, density and allocation of grafts should be explained in a way that accounts for age and the possibility of further loss.

The programme says FUE grafts are taken from the occipital area with a 0.7 mm punch and gives an estimated operating time of two to four hours. That description is useful, but the final duration can depend on the individual plan. DHI is presented as implantation using an implanter pen, while DMI is the programme's multi-implanter method. Ask the doctor why one approach is being proposed, who performs each stage and how the team counts and documents grafts.

Questions for patients travelling to Bangkok

Confirm the name of the operating doctor, the number of grafts included, whether the quoted figure is a maximum or an expected count and which tests are required. A complete quotation should identify consultation, medicines, postoperative washing, follow-up and any extra charge if the plan changes. Eyebrow, eyelash and moustache transplantation require different design and placement decisions from scalp surgery, so they should not be treated as interchangeable add-ons.

The service publishes two years of follow-up after hair surgery. A traveller should clarify what that means in practice: how many reviews are included, which can take place remotely, who responds to concerns after leaving Thailand and whether photographs are used for later assessment. Ask when the first wash occurs, how long visible crusting or redness may last and when hats, exercise, swimming and flights are permitted.

Medical history still matters for a cosmetic procedure. Disclose medicines, allergies, bleeding problems, scalp disease, previous transplant surgery and treatments already used for hair loss. Ask which medicines should or should not be stopped, and do not alter a prescription without guidance from the relevant clinician.

Location and records

The programme operates under Masterpiece Hospital at 99/19 Sukhothai Road, Dusit, Bangkok 10300. Before paying, confirm that the appointment and procedure will take place at that address and request written identification of the hospital, doctor and planned method. Keep the graft report, procedure summary, medicine list and aftercare instructions. Those records are valuable if another clinician later reviews growth, donor-area healing or further hair loss. Results develop over time, so immediate postoperative photographs are not a measure of final density.