Bangkok Hospital Pattayaでのネオグラフト自毛植毛術

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is a tertiary referral hospital in Pattaya, Thailand. Established in 1990, this 300-bed facility provides specialized care across various medical fields. The hospital treats around 150,000 patients annually and manages a wide range of complex cases.

Care Standards and Team Expertise

The hospital has over 100 full-time specialist physicians. This core team is joined by 170 medical consultants for multi-disciplinary care. The facility follows the BDMS Earth Healthcare policy, targeting net-zero emissions by 2050. Solar cell technology is used throughout to improve energy efficiency.

Specialties and Specialized Centers

The Gastrointestinal and Liver Center diagnoses and treats digestive tract diseases. Specialists perform endoscopic procedures for the esophagus, stomach, intestines, and bile ducts. Between 2022 and 2024, the center performed over 6,000 colonoscopies.

The Urology Center provides surgical and non-surgical care for men's health and urinary conditions. In 2025, the center treated over 14,130 urology patients. This included 1,360 cases of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Dr. Jimmy Kongcharoen and Dr. Chuan Prukviwat lead these cases.

The Child Health Center offers specialized pediatric services. It includes a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit for children needing close monitoring. The Women's Health Center provides HPV vaccinations and cervical screenings.

The neurology department includes Dr. Kriththa Puengcharoen and Dr. Wananwat Danworapong. They treat several neurological conditions:

• Stroke and neurosonology
• Epilepsy and sleep medicine
• Preventive neurology and mental health
• Neurological surgery

The Diabetes and Endocrine Center manages metabolic disorders and obesity.

Diagnostic and Treatment Technology

The hospital uses AI-Assisted Colonoscopy to detect small polyps during screenings. This system analyzes images in real time. FibroScan technology assesses liver fibrosis and stiffness without a biopsy.

BPH treatment options include modern outpatient techniques:

• REZUM – uses steam energy to reduce enlarged prostate tissue
• UROLIFT – a permanent implant that lifts and holds prostate tissue
• HoLEP – laser surgery for more severe prostate enlargement

Other diagnostic tools include MRI/ultrasound fusion biopsy for prostate cancer and mammography with tomosynthesis. WALKBOT, a robotic system, supports gait training during physical rehabilitation.

Services for International Patients

The hospital provides telemedicine services for 24-hour video consultations and home medication delivery. The Hospital to Home service offers nursing, wound care, and blood tests for residential care. Inpatient visitors can stay at the Royal Grand Ward on the 16th floor. These luxury suites have separate living and reception areas for added privacy.

English-speaking staff assist international patients during their visit. Specialized coordinators help navigate care at the Urology and Gastrointestinal centers.