On a multi-building campus on New Phetchaburi Road, the hospital combines advanced technology, English-speaking teams and concierge-style support designed for patients traveling from abroad.

Highlights for Medical Travelers
 

• Reputation & scale: Flagship BDMS hospital campus with specialty centers including Bangkok Heart Hospital, Bangkok International Hospital and Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital.
• Accreditation culture: BDMS facilities—including Bangkok Hospital and its Dental Centers—are known for international accreditation and standardized quality systems.
• Global-patient services: Dedicated international support, airport-arrival help, and clear, pre-treatment estimates.
• Convenience: On-site diagnostics, operating theaters, inpatient units and rehabilitation—so most care stays under one roof.

Medical Team

Bangkok Hospital’s multidisciplinary roster includes senior consultants, subspecialists and surgeons across plastic & reconstructive surgery, orthopedics, oncology, neurology, cardiology, fertility and ophthalmology. Profiles on Medical Departures include many English- and Thai-speaking physicians with decades of experience, including prominent orthopedic and plastic surgeons. Patients can browse surgeon bios, languages and credentials before booking.

Treatments Available

• Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery: Breast augmentation/lift/reduction, tummy tuck, liposuction (incl. VASER), rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, otoplasty, face/neck lifts.
• Orthopedics: Trauma, hand & upper-limb, spine, joint replacement (hip/knee), sports medicine.
• Cardiology & General Surgery: Screening to interventional care.
• Fertility: IVF and related assisted reproduction.
• Vision: LASIK and advanced refractive procedures.
• Weight-loss: Surgical and non-surgical body-contouring options.

Tip: Package bundles are often available for complex treatments (e.g., combined breast and body procedures). Your Medical Departures advisor can help match options to your goals and timeline.

Location & How to Get There
 

• Address: 2 Soi Soonvijai 7, New Phetchaburi Road, Bangkapi, Huai Khwang, Bangkok.
• Nearest transit & shuttles: Hospital shuttle routes connect to MRT Phetchaburi and BTS Phrom Phong (check current schedules).
• From Suvarnabhumi (BKK): Airport Rail Link to Makkasan, transfer to MRT Phetchaburi (shuttle or short taxi).
• Ride-hailing & taxis: Grab and Bolt operate widely; metered taxis are plentiful. Allow extra time during rush hour.

Languages

Most featured doctors list English and Thai. Interpreter support for other languages may be available through the hospital’s international services—ask your Medical Departures advisor.

Payments & Insurance
 

The hospital accepts cash and major credit cards, and supports modern e-payment options. International insurance assistance may be available for eligible plans (pre-authorization or direct billing varies by insurer)—confirm with your advisor before travel.

What to Expect When Booking with Medical Departures
 

• Pre-trip planning: Free estimates and surgeon profiles, appointment coordination and treatment timetables.
• Best Price Guarantee: If you find a lower like-for-like quote, Medical Departures will help match it.
• Aftercare coordination: Clear instructions and optional check-ins; many procedures include scheduled follow-ups.

FAQs

1) Does Bangkok Hospital (Bangkok) offer warranties or guarantees on treatments?

Short answer: Policies vary by procedure and surgeon.

More detail: Surgical outcomes depend on individual factors. Some services include follow-up visits or limited-scope revisions within set timeframes. Your written treatment plan will spell out inclusions and any revision policies—review it before paying.

2) Where is the hospital and how do I get there?
 

Short answer: In Huai Khwang district on New Phetchaburi Road (Soi Soonvijai 7), with shuttle links to MRT Phetchaburi and BTS Phrom Phong.

More detail: From BKK airport, take the Airport Rail Link to Makkasan → MRT Phetchaburi, then hospital shuttle or a short Grab/Bolt ride. From central Sukhumvit, taxis typically reach the campus in 15–30 minutes depending on traffic.

3) Which payment types are accepted?
 

Short answer: Cash and major credit cards; e-payments are supported.

More detail: Card networks widely accepted in Thailand are typically honored. For large procedures, deposits/pre-payment may be required. If using insurance, bring passports, policy numbers and pre-authorization letters.

4) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: English and Thai are widely available.

More detail: Many listed doctors speak English; interpreters for additional languages can often be arranged with advance notice.

5) Can I get a packaged price for combined procedures?

Short answer: Often, yes.

More detail: Common bundles include breast + body contouring or face-and-eyes combinations. Packages usually outline surgeon fees, anesthesia, OR time and hospital stay. Ask your advisor for a written itemization.

6) How far in advance should I book?

Short answer: 2–6 weeks is typical for surgery dates; longer for peak seasons.

More detail: Early booking helps secure preferred surgeons, pre-op tests and hotel rates. Upload recent medical records to speed pre-clearance.

7) What about aftercare and how long should I stay?

Short answer: Plan several days to 2+ weeks depending on the procedure.

More detail: Minor procedures may be outpatient with next-day checks; major surgeries can involve 1–3 inpatient nights plus clinic follow-ups before you fly home. Your surgeon will set flight-safety timelines.