About Kamol Hospital
Kamol Hospital is a JCI-accredited private hospital in Wang Thonglang, north-east Bangkok, and it has its own hair transplant service. It offers both main techniques: FUE, where grafts are taken one at a time and leave tiny dot scars with a quicker recovery, and FUT, the strip method, which leaves one fine linear scar. Which one suits you depends on your hair loss and your donor area, and the team talks that through with you before anything is planned.
What steadies me about having it done here is that you are in a full hospital, not a day clinic, with outside accreditation behind every part of your stay. A session typically runs about 6 to 12 hours or more, depending on how many grafts you need. Kamol also offers the supporting treatments that protect your result, PRP, finasteride and minoxidil (see medical treatment), and if you are also planning hairline lowering or facial surgery, it can assess combining them case by case.
You won't be planning it alone. The first consultation is free: send your photos through the online form and its doctors reply to you personally, or book a free consultation in person, and its multilingual coordinators and Kamol Trip service help you organise the travel. Plan on about 3 to 5 days in Bangkok, for a check-up and your first gentle wash before you fly home. Expect shedding in the first weeks, new growth from about 3 to 4 months and most of your result by about 12 months, with hair often thickening for up to 18 months. This is information, not medical advice; your doctor will tell you what suits your hair.
- JCI-accredited hospital in Bangkok
- FUE and FUT both offered
- Free online consultation
- About 3 to 5 days in Bangkok
Facilities
- Microsurgery theatre
- Endoscopic theatre
- 11-bed recovery room
- In-house lab
- X-ray and ultrasound
- Heart checks on site
- Anaesthesiologists and psychiatrists on staff
Techniques at Kamol Hospital
Techniques
Medical Treatment
How to book
- Consultation
- Free online consultation through the form on its hair transplant page, with a personal reply from its doctors, or a free consultation in person booked through Contact Us. Multilingual coordinators and the Kamol Trip service help you plan your travel.
- +66 81 558 6969
- Payment
- Paid in full before surgery, in cash, by card or by wire transfer.
- Visa
- Can extend a medical treatment visa
- Accommodation
- K Garden, its own serviced apartments, where you recover after discharge
- Transfers
- Airport transfers by limousine
Hair transplant at Kamol Hospital: common questions
Is Kamol Hospital accredited?
Yes. Kamol Hospital is accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI), and your hair transplant is done in a full private hospital in Bangkok.
Which hair transplant techniques does Kamol Hospital offer?
FUE, where grafts are taken one by one and leave small dot scars with a faster recovery, and FUT, the strip method, which leaves a single linear scar. It also offers PRP, finasteride and minoxidil to support the result.
How long does a hair transplant take at Kamol?
Typically about 6 to 12 hours or more, depending on the number of grafts. Shedding is normal in the first weeks, new growth starts from about 3 to 4 months, and most of the result shows by about 12 months, with thickening up to 18 months.
How long do I need to stay in Bangkok?
Plan on about 3 to 5 days, which covers a check-up and your first gentle hair wash before you fly home.
How do I book a consultation at Kamol Hospital?
Send your photos through the free online consultation form and its doctors reply personally, or book a free in-person consultation through Contact Us. The Kamol Trip service helps with travel.
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