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I know this is an old thread now but quickly going to chime in on 2 points:
1. I know they use a specialist anaesthetist when general anesthesia is being administered. Atleast I do remember that was the case when I had work done as the specialist also introduced them self and what they did, what I would feel etc. Also it wasnt just Kunachak that performed the work; anesthesiast, another surgeon, 2-3 nurses.
2. From conversations I had way back then I do remember they did offer a few laser options including co2, erbium and fraxel. By now perhaps they offer more but I wouldnt know.
3. His charges are quite high and have gone higher but I can bet anything it has to do with the fact that 1. he is very competent and skilled and so is quite popular including amongst farangs and 2. the demands on his time are quite unreal given his professional position and his PS surgery. The charges Im sure are reflective of both points.
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2010-10-05 23:32:48
LovelyThai, on 2010-05-24 10:45:40, said:
Hello all. As this topic is several months old, I thought I would just bump it up and ask if anyone here has any recent news on a topnotch oculo-plastic surgeon in Bangkok (or any other city in Thailand). Much appreciated. Thanks.
Some that u could try and contacting first and see what their opinions are:
Keerati Pungpapong
Chulalongkorn University & Hospital, Dept of Ophthalmology
toey814@yahoo.com
Passorn Preechawai
Dept of Ophthalmology, Faculty of Medicine
ppassorn@yahoo.com
Pornchai Mahaisavariya
Oculoplastic Clinic Bangkok 10700 Ramthabodi Hospital
pkaiI@hotmail.com
Suppapong Thakunwichoha
Chulalongkorn University & Hospital
tsuppapong@yahoo.com
Weerawan Chokthoweesa
Mahidol University, Ramathibodi Hospital
jwee99@hotmail.com
