Available treatments include Botox, dermal fillers, HIFU, IPL, chemical peels, melasma and brightening treatments, keloid injections, meso Botox, and Korean V-Lift thread lifting. A chin augmentation option is also listed. The overall treatment mix is better suited to patients seeking minimally invasive cosmetic care rather than major plastic surgery.

For international patients, this type of clinic may work well for a shorter Phuket stay, especially for treatments that can usually be done as outpatient visits. Publicly listed amenities include free Wi-Fi and free water. Patients should still confirm in advance whether consultation fees, numbing cream, aftercare products, or follow-up visits are included in the final quote.

Medical Team
 

Care is led by Dr. Potchara Kekina, MD, whose public profile states a focus on cosmetic dermatology and non-surgical aesthetic medicine. The clinic description notes that Dr. Potchara has worked in aesthetics since 2009, and the doctor profile lists English and Thai among the spoken languages.

Professional association and training details shown publicly include the Medical Council of Thailand, Ultra V and Velo HIFU advanced training, Definisse thread lift training by Menarini, the IMSA workshop in Seoul, and hands-on workshop training at Mae Fah Luang University Hospital. For international visitors, the English-speaking support may be useful during consultation, treatment planning, and aftercare instructions.

Treatments and Patient Experience

The treatment menu is built around non-surgical skin and facial aesthetic care. Injectables include Botox by treatment area or by unit, plus dermal fillers and combination Botox-plus-filler options. Skin-focused procedures include chemical peels, IPL, HIFU, melasma and brightening care, and keloid injections. Thread lifting is also listed for patients looking for a lifting option without traditional surgery.

This range may appeal to patients who want facial refreshment, contouring, or anti-aging care with limited downtime. Some treatments are listed as single-day visits, but the right plan depends on the treatment type, the number of areas treated, and whether the clinic recommends staged sessions. Patients should ask how long swelling, bruising, redness, or sensitivity may last, and whether they should avoid sun, makeup, exercise, or flights immediately after treatment.

Because the clinic is in Phuket Town rather than a beach resort area, it may suit patients who prefer easier access to local services, transport, and day-to-day conveniences. Those staying in Patong, Kata, or Karon should allow extra travel time for appointments and follow-up visits.

Location

The clinic’s address is 183/13 Phang Nga Road, Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket, Phuket 83000, in Phuket Town. This places it in the town area rather than on the west coast beach strip. Patients staying in Phuket Old Town or nearby central areas may find local transport and follow-up visits more manageable.

From Phuket International Airport, the journey to Phuket Town at about 45 to 60 minutes by taxi or ride-hailing, depending on traffic. Grab and Bolt are specifically mentioned as ride options, and Airport Bus 8411 is listed as a budget option to Phuket Old Bus Terminal before a short onward taxi ride.

Hours, Languages, and Practical Details
 

Clinic hours are Monday to Saturday from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm, and the clinic is closed on Sunday. Languages spoken are English and Thai. Accepted payment methods are Visa, Mastercard, and cash.

Free Wi-Fi and free water. Before booking, patients should confirm the consultation process, product brand details, how pricing is calculated by area or by unit, and whether same-day treatment is appropriate after assessment.

FAQ

What treatments are available at Dermaplus Phuket?
 

Short answer: The clinic focuses on non-surgical cosmetic dermatology and facial aesthetic treatments.

Expanded answer: Publicly listed treatments include Botox, dermal fillers, HIFU, IPL, chemical peels, melasma and brightening treatment, keloid injections, meso Botox, Korean V-Lift thread lifting, and chin augmentation. These are mainly aimed at skin quality, wrinkles, contouring, and facial rejuvenation without major surgery.

Who leads the clinic?

Short answer: Care is led by Dr. Potchara Kekina, MD.

Expanded answer: Dr. Potchara's focus is on cosmetic dermatology and non-surgical aesthetic medicine. Public information states that the doctor has worked in aesthetics since 2009 and speaks English and Thai.

Where is the clinic located and how do I get there?

Short answer: The clinic is at 183/13 Phang Nga Road, Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket, Phuket 83000, in Phuket Town.

Expanded answer: The clinic is in Phuket Town, including the Old Town area rather than the main beach zones. From Phuket International Airport, many patients use a taxi, Grab, or Bolt, with the trip often taking around 45 to 60 minutes depending on traffic. A lower-cost option is Airport Bus 8411 to Phuket Old Bus Terminal, followed by a short taxi ride.

What languages are spoken at the clinic?

Short answer: English and Thai.

Expanded answer: English and Thai are listed publicly for the clinic and doctor profile. This can help international patients during consultation, consent, treatment planning, and aftercare discussion.

What payment types are accepted?
 

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, and cash.

Expanded answer: Patients should still confirm deposit requirements, accepted foreign cards, and whether there are separate charges for consultation, numbing cream, or aftercare products.

What amenities are listed?

Short answer: Free Wi-Fi and free water.

Expanded answer: These are simple but useful amenities for consultation and treatment visits. Patients coming from outside Phuket may also want to ask whether the clinic can help with scheduling around same-day arrival or departure.

Does the clinic publish a warranty or treatment guarantee?

Short answer: No specific written warranty or guarantee was clearly published in the reviewed public materials.

Expanded answer: Patients considering injectables, thread lifting, or treatment packages should ask for written details on touch-ups, exclusions, follow-up support, and how concerns are handled if results settle gradually over time.

How long should I stay in Phuket after treatment?

Short answer: It depends on the treatment.

Expanded answer: The procedures are generally one-day visits, but that does not always mean immediate travel is ideal. Patients should ask directly about swelling, bruising, redness, sun sensitivity, and whether the clinic recommends waiting a day or two before flying or returning to the beach.