PHD Clinic

PHD Clinic lists a Phuket branch at 92, 54–55 Thepkrasattri Road, Koh Kaew, Phuket Town. Its official site describes hair transplantation by American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery physicians and cosmetic procedures including facelift, facial fat transfer, lower blepharoplasty and eye-bag surgery (clinic information).

The published medical team includes Dr Teerasak Pattayadeekul, described with dermatology, laser, aesthetic-surgery and hair-transplant credentials; Dr Thaweeporn Treepraphakorn, listed with ABHRS and IBHRS credentials; Dr Tharinee Treepraphakorn; Dr Orrawara Wisawakul; and Dr Kittinutt Chittipornsarn. The site states that the clinic also operates branches in Pattaya, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.

The Phuket branch phone is 082-103-7758. The clinic publishes opening hours of 10:00–19:30 Monday–Friday and 10:30–19:30 Saturday–Sunday, while the general page states that PHD operates daily. Consultations and procedure suitability are arranged directly with the relevant branch. Sources checked: 7 September 2026.

Hair restoration and cosmetic surgery need separate consultations

The Phuket branch publishes hair transplantation alongside facelift, facial fat transfer, lower blepharoplasty and eye-bag surgery. These procedures differ in assessment, anaesthesia, recovery and facility needs. An international patient should book for the specific concern and confirm which doctor will examine and perform the proposed procedure.

PHD's team page lists Dr Teerasak Pattayadeekul with dermatology, laser, aesthetic-surgery and hair-transplant credentials and Dr Thaweeporn Treepraphakorn with ABHRS and IBHRS credentials. Other named doctors are also presented. Credentials on a team page should be matched to the actual booking; ask for the operating doctor's name in writing rather than assuming the most prominent profile will apply.

For a hair-transplant enquiry

Ask for diagnosis of the hair-loss pattern, assessment of donor supply, estimated graft count and a plan for future loss. Clarify the extraction and implantation method, who performs each stage and how grafts are counted. A quotation should identify medicines, washing, reviews and any limit on graft numbers. Discuss previous surgery, scalp disease, allergies, medicines and treatments already used.

Growth develops over months, while redness, crusting and temporary shedding occur earlier. Ask for written guidance on washing, exercise, sun, swimming, helmets and flying. Confirm which reviews can be remote and what photographs or records are required. Keep the graft report and procedure summary for future care.

For facial cosmetic surgery

Facelift, fat transfer and lower-eyelid procedures require a different set of questions. Confirm the operation site, anaesthesia provider, pre-operative testing, expected stay and urgent-care arrangements. Ask the surgeon to explain scars, swelling, alternatives and procedure-specific risks without relying only on before-and-after images.

Travellers should obtain an itemised quote covering surgeon, anaesthesia, facility, medicines and follow-up. The return date should reflect the surgeon's advice and actual recovery, not the cheapest flight. Anyone with eye disease, previous facial surgery, bleeding risk or significant medical conditions should disclose it during assessment.

Phuket branch details

The branch is listed at 92, 54–55 Thepkrasattri Road, Koh Kaew, Phuket Town, Phuket 83000, with phone 082 103 7758. Published hours are 10:00–19:30 Monday to Friday and 10:30–19:30 Saturday and Sunday. Confirm them when booking because doctor schedules may differ from branch opening hours.

The provider also operates in other Thai cities, so every confirmation should state Phuket, the exact address, doctor and procedure. Ask what happens if a complication arises after leaving the island and request discharge documents in English. The useful decision points are the named clinician, diagnosis, procedure, operating setting, complete cost and realistic follow-up plan.