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⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

I am glad that I found this platform which is very helpful to me. I am especially delighted with the collaboration with Ms. Y. Elisabeta, an involved, dutiful, compassionate person who quickly helped me with everything I needed, namely information, contacts, discussions, planning to solve my case. Thank you!

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

I am glad that I found this platform which is very helpful to me. I am especially delighted with the collaboration with Ms. Y. Elisabeta, an involved, dutiful, compassionate person who quickly helped me with everything I needed, namely information, contacts, discussions, planning to solve my case. Thank you!

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

⭐️⭐️ 2/5 – Misleading, expensive, and poor care Asia Cosmetic Hospital started off helpful when it came to taking payment, but once I arrived, everything changed. I was briefly contacted by Dr. Chatchawarn Chinpaisarn (Dr. Thor), who isn’t even listed on their main website pages — raising red flags about who actually performs the surgeries. The main building and consultation rooms felt like a staged setup, while the actual coordination came from scattered sales reps like P’Jeab Ka, who completely disappeared after I refused to pay more. Right before surgery, I was suddenly told I owed extra payments, which I declined. From that moment, the energy shifted and the experience became stressful and unprofessional. The surgery itself was rough — they struggled to put me under, and kept injecting anesthesia into my back as the gas mask kept failing. It didn’t feel safe or controlled at all. Post-op, I was ignored, likely because I didn’t give in to their pressure for hidden costs. My surgeon never followed up, and P’Jeab Ka was gone. I was charged for everything, including a short hospital stay that cost over $500 per night, with more charges if you touch or use anything in the room. If you’re bringing $3,000, be prepared to bring another $3,000 — they’ll find reasons for extra payments no matter what they originally told you. Only giving two stars — one for a kind nurse who treated me decently, and one for the polite attitude at the start. But the results are poor, the process felt like a hustle, and the overall experience was disappointing and stressful. Beware of this clinic and ask very specific questions upfront.

I am glad that I found this platform which is very helpful to me. I am especially delighted with the collaboration with Ms. Y. Elisabeta, an involved, dutiful, compassionate person who quickly helped me with everything I needed, namely information, contacts, discussions, planning to solve my case. Thank you!