Faq

No. Many international patients begin with general concerns, photos, and questions. The team can help guide you toward the most relevant consultation pathway.

Yes. Photos, procedure goals, health background, and travel plans can help begin the consultation process. Final recommendations require medical assessment.

Some patients may be suitable for combined procedures, but this depends on health, procedure complexity, surgery time, recovery needs, and doctor approval.

The recommended stay depends on the procedure and your recovery progress. Larger procedures such as facelift, tummy tuck, or mommy makeover may require a longer stay than smaller procedures.

Aesthetic Voyages is an international patient service that helps overseas patients plan and coordinate plastic surgery inquiries. Clinical care is provided through DCH Hospital / Dr. Chen Surgery Hospital in Bangkok.

A deep plane facelift is a surgical technique that repositions deeper facial tissues rather than relying only on skin tightening. It may be considered for patients with mid-face, lower-face, jowl, or jawline ageing.

Because the technique supports deeper facial tissues, the skin may not need to carry all of the lifting tension. This can help suitable patients achieve a refreshed appearance without an overly tight look.

A deep plane facelift works at a deeper tissue layer and may release and reposition deeper facial structures. A SMAS facelift focuses on lifting and tightening the SMAS layer. The most suitable option depends on anatomy, goals, and doctor assessment.

Yes. International patients can begin by sharing photos, goals, medical background, and travel plans for preliminary guidance. Final recommendations require medical assessment.

The recommended stay depends on your surgical plan and recovery progress. International patients should allow time for early healing, follow-up checks, and post-operative guidance before flying home.