Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Center, Synphaet Ramintra Hospital

Caring for both aesthetics and reconstructive correction under medical standards by specialized plastic surgeons.

Since appearance and confidence are essential to daily living, yet sometimes we face unexpected events such as accidental wounds, burn scars, or congenital abnormalities. Today, plastic surgery is not only about external beauty, but it is a surgical procedure to “reconstruct and repair” bodily structures to function normally, alongside optimal aesthetics, enabling patients to confidently reintegrate into society once again.

The Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Center at Synphaet Ramintra Hospital provides comprehensive care for both medical reconstruction and aesthetic plastic surgery. Our team of specialized plastic surgeons works alongside anesthesiologists, specialized nurses, and multidisciplinary teams to provide care from initial evaluation, treatment planning, surgical operations, recovery, to continuous follow-up.

Diseases and Conditions We Treat at the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Center

We provide comprehensive services covering both aesthetic plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery to repair body structures.

• Congenital Abnormality and Cleft Lip/Palate Correction:

  Treatment and correction of abnormalities on the face, neck, mouth (such as cleft lip and cleft palate), and congenital skin conditions.

• Trauma and Severe Wound Reconstruction Surgery:

  Surgical repair for patients with facial injuries, severe laceration wounds, skin grafting, and flap surgery (tissue transfer).

• Burn and Scald Treatment (Burn Surgery):

  Surgical correction of fibrosis, contractures, and scars caused by heat or burns.

• Aesthetic Surgery (Cosmetic Surgery):

  • Upper and lower blepharoplasty (double eyelid surgery, correction of under-eye bags and drooping eyelids)
  • Nose reshaping and alar reduction (rhinoplasty and alarplasty to balance facial features)
  • Facial contouring and facial skeletal reshaping
  • Otoplasty (ear surgery)
  • Anti-aging surgeries and wrinkle reduction
  • Scar revision and keloid treatment

Pre-operative Evaluations in Plastic Surgery

Before every surgery, the doctor will conduct a thorough evaluation to ensure safe, optimal results.

• Detailed Facial and Body Structure Analysis:

  The plastic surgeon evaluates the proportions, bone structures, skin quality, and tissues of each patient individually.

• Medical Imaging for Treatment Planning:

  Assisting in simulation and surgical marking with the patient to align treatment goals and visualize expected results.

• Comprehensive Laboratory and Pre-operative Check-ups:

  Blood tests, electrocardiogram (EKG), chest X-ray, and CT scans or MRIs in select patients to assess the physical readiness of the patient before surgery or general anesthesia.

Why Choose the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Center at Synphaet Ramintra Hospital?

• ✓ Managed by Board-Certified Plastic Surgeons:

  Reassuring maximum safety because every case is handled by highly experienced, board-certified plastic surgeons.

• ✓ Prioritizing “Safety” Alongside “Beauty”:

  As an international-standard hospital, we place great importance on strict safety systems, anesthesia control, and post-operative care.

• ✓ Covering Both Aesthetic Surgery and Reconstructive Rehabilitation:

  Capable of supporting cosmetic procedures as well as emergency trauma cases that require vascular or nerve anastomosis, or deformity correction.

• ✓ Pre- and Post-operative Care by Multidisciplinary Teams:

  Anesthesiologists, medical specialists, nurses, and allied health professionals coordinate to provide safe, high-quality treatment.

Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does reconstructive surgery differ from cosmetic/aesthetic surgery?

A: Reconstructive surgery covers surgical correction of abnormalities and restoration of organs or tissues damaged by accidents, diseases, or congenital defects, whereas cosmetic surgery focuses on enhancing appearance.

Q: When should patients consult a plastic surgeon for facial reconstruction after an accident?

A: Patients should consult a plastic surgeon immediately during the acute stage following the accident. Properly aligning tissues, suturing wounds, and repairing facial structures from the beginning reduces scarring, prevents deformed contractures, and helps restore features to be as close to original as possible.

Q: How does undergoing plastic surgery at a hospital differ from a general clinic?

A: The difference lies in “the readiness of life support systems and multidisciplinary teams.” At Synphaet Hospital, we have dedicated anesthesiologists monitoring anesthesia 1-on-1, and 24-hour standard laboratories and blood banks. Additionally, medical specialists from other departments are available if patients have underlying chronic conditions, ensuring maximum safety.

Q: Can post-operative scars be managed to fade?

A: Yes. The doctor will design a scar management plan, utilizing silicone gels, lasers, or other methods as appropriate.