Grainne Farrell, Author at Lotus Medical International - Page 6 of 9

Dental treatments in Western countries can work out to be very expensive and compared to dentists in Thailand they are certainly expensive. This means that many people decide to combine their holiday and visit a dentist in Thailand at the same time. Whether you want a simple procedures like teeth whitening or even for treatments as big as full mouth rehabilitation, choosing a dentist in Thailand is not only a good choice because of the costs but our dentists in Phuket and Bangkok are also very highly experienced and qualified. Lotus Medical has been providing dental procedures in Thailand for eight years now. We have dedicated a lot of time and effort to make sure that you go to one of the best dentists in Thailand.

We work the most highly specialised dentists in Thailand. So whether you are in search of a Bangkok dentist or a Phuket dentist we will be able to recommend you to one of the best dentists in Thailand. We have specialists in every field of dentistry so from having dental implants in Thailand; to veneers to something as simple as a filling we can help you to find the best specialist available.

As with all of our procedures we have only listed the procedures which we find are requested most often. If you are interested in a procedure which is not listed please just fill out our enquiry form and we will get back to you with more details including prices specific to dentists in Phuket or dentists in Bangkok

All prices are in Thai Baht, we have provided a currency converter that will give you a rough idea of the costs in your local currency, these are based on exchange rates at the time of viewing!

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The photograph is taken of Michael, from Sydney, who went to one of our Bangkok Dentists last year for extensive treatments including; fillings, whitening, veneers and crowns.  He was quoted around $20,000 in Australia and had the work carried out by one of the world’s top surgeries for 6,500.

Your smile says a lot about you so it is important to take care of it. Dentists in Thailand offer a range of techniques that can give you the smile of your dreams at a fraction of the cost you would pay at home, costs are usually about 20 – 40 % of the costs in Australia.

So whether you would like to go home with a dazzling white smile or just to save money by having your regular dental checkup, cleaning or fillings done, Thailand is one of the best countries for dental care. Our clinics offer treatments such as Veneers, Crowns Implants &
Whitening – all made with the highest quality materials and latest technology available anywhere and designed to give you back a dazzling smile.

Your teeth can look good, feel good and last a lifetime.

For further information please speak to one of our Medical Coordinators at [email protected]

Or you can request a free online quote by filling our our form at – https://lotusmedicalinternational.com/client-center/free-online-consultation/

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When children think of the beach they think of freedom and fun. Adults, on the other hand have a different perspective. For most of us, there’s the dreaded search for the perfect swimming costume and summery clothing that will show off our best features whilst hiding our worst. Then there’s the actual moment of arriving at the beach and having to remove some of the summery clothing in order to blend in with other sun revelers. Even shorts and tank tops can present a problem, since they seem to be designed to accentuate every single bulge.  This is where plastic surgeons in Thailand can help.

But all is not lost and the battle of bulge finally has a decent opponent…

Lotus Medical’s team of plastic surgeons in Thailand offer a variety of body contouring procedures which in conjunction with a continuing commitment to a healthy lifestyle, that includes good nutrition and adequate exercise, can mean that you are finally able to enjoy the surf and sand.

Liposuction is a good example, for instance. This is a simple and non-evasive procedure and you can usually expect to resume regular daily activities within a week, returning to your normal exercise regimen in three weeks, when 80-85% percent of the swelling has decreased. By the fourth month, all swelling should be gone. Since liposuction uses only small incisions (just large enough to insert the fat-removing tube called a cannula) the scarring is minimal. Liposuction can remove fat reservoirs in hard-to-lose places such as the abdomen, hips and thighs. The firmer and more elastic your skin, the better your liposuction results will be.

Hanging skin will not reshape itself to your new contours after liposuction, so in these cases that skin might have to be surgically removed. A tummy tuck (the nickname for abdominoplasty) removes fat and skin from the middle and lower abdomen. It also tightens the abdominal wall muscles. The results can be dramatic, especially in the case of a severely protruding abdomen. Scarring will occur, but due to the location of the surgery, bathing suits and underwear cover the scars. A tummy tuck is best suited for women and men who are in decent overall shape, but are frustrated by fat deposits or lose skin that just won’t decrease after regular diet or exercise.

Now, thanks to companies like Lotus Medical International and the best plastic surgeons in Thailand, we can offer these life changing procedures affordably and you get a much deserved holiday at the same time. Not only can more people now afford to look better, they can’t afford not to, especially in today’s society where the focus is on looking and acting young.

Lotus Medical is proud to provide customized care to all our clients. We acknowledges that the initial stages when choosing or not to proceed with surgery are daunting but we are there to take you through the whole experience step by step, from the first enquiry to after the surgery when you are back at home. For more information on a customized body contouring procedure or any other aesthetic procedure please contact [email protected] and one of our consultants would be happy to assist you.

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I have encountered a lot of girls who have had breast surgery in Thailand.  Of course all of them were so happy and excited  after their surgery. I will definitely feel the same way once I have mine! I just can’t wait to finally say goodbye to push up bras! After that, I can wear my bikini, low cut shirts, and tube dresses with confidence.  After all the struggling of pulling the muscle up, for me to have a nice, “Full” front once and for all, free from insecurities.  That will be me once I get my breast surgery in Thailand.

It’s so wonderful to see women having confidence after the surgery, and sometimes I have to stop them from being too excited. I am not being a buzz kill, but I am just a responsible Medical Host; trying to avoid any inconveniences that may occur if our client will not follow the post operative care advised by their surgeon and by Lotus Medical.

Ladies who were really prepared for the surgery and had the proper expectations were usually the ones recovering faster. So quickly that the next day they will ask me if they can have elephant trekking, go to the beach or have cocktails, or even go shopping and I am shaking my head, “No”.

Phuket, Thailand is undeniably a place that is so hard to resist. Beaches, elephants, mountains, paradise resorts, malls, night markets, and a crazy night life parties. These are really irresistible and sometimes patients need to be reminded on what the purpose of their travel was. We still would want you to enjoy your stay in Phuket, with proper planning for your health & safety in mind, remember that this place will always be here, and you can come back anytime you want for something… an adventure or party vacation. However, your new boobies will go somewhere called the, “The Operating Room” again, if you don’t comply with the Do’s and Don’ts during the first days after surgery.

I will only point out some important details and I will try not to sound like a professor explaining an algebraic equation!

1. Follow the prescribed medications.  Anti-inflammatory is a MUST. Anti-biotic medication is also a MUST. Pain reliever should be AS NEEDED! The strong pain reliever will make you feel a bit sick and moody.
2. Avoid lifting, pushing and pulling.   Let your body heal from the incision/stitches. Let your chest muscles adjust with the new implant and new weight. Avoid excessive use of your arms and chest area, as it may cause irritation, swelling and bleeding. Ouch!
3. Wear a support surgical garment around the clock; always. I know, wearing the granny looking bra is not appealing but, a saggy breast (because you failed to support your chest muscles, because, “Oh, I don’t like wearing that bra, it’s uncomfortable!”)  is also not appealing.
4. Do Not Drink Alcohol. Alcohol may diminish the effect of antibiotics in your body and that’s a FACT. Also, Alcohol can make, if not all, most women, the best cheerleader for the night. Now you’re smiling. I know that “I’ll only drink cocktails” will definitely lead to more mojitos, vodka, long island iced teas, and next thing you know you’re dancing unstoppably then you’ll drink more, because the party ain’t over, which will lead you to altered state of mind, altered balance and then KABOOM!  You fell off and forgot you just had a surgery.. “OUCH! OMG there’s a blood! Bring me to the ER!” That has happened.
5. Sleep on your back. For those who got used to sleeping on their stomach: THIS IS ONLY TEMPORARY and not forever. You should sleep on your back with your head elevated for the first 1-2 weeks after surgery to reduce your discomfort and swelling. After 3-4 weeks, you may try to sleep on your side as comfort allows. Progress sleeping on your abdomen as comfort allows as well. Be sure to discuss this with your surgeon as they may proceed at a different pace. Always remember that the first few weeks are very important to sleep on your back- to prevent deformation of the implant and the drooping appearance of the breast
6. Avoid Sun bathing. I know that Phuket means Beach and I know that it is really enticing. But after the surgery, your chest region and breast skin are highly susceptible to sunburn or the formation of irregular, darkened pigmentation. Do you want your breast skin to be the darkest part of your body? Think twice.
7. No to Bouncing, Moving  up and down (breast.) This includes elephant trekking, speed boat, parasailing etc. Again, do not engage in activities that cause your breasts to bounce or move up and down as this can cause excess stretching of the skin. Anyone want stretch marks?

And last but not the least..

8. Rest, but not bed rest. We don’t want you to have a bed sore. Rest is important in the early stages of healing. Walking after surgery is one of the most important things you can do after having a procedure. It may seem like a simple thing, but a quick walk every hour or two can help prevent serious complications like deep vein thrombosis and pneumonia. It can also help prevent one very common and annoying side effect of anesthesia: CONSTIPATION. Walking is a gentle way to return to physical activity and can help promote a return to regular activities.

Having your breast surgery in Thailand is undoubtedly the best option. Aside from choosing the best hospital and the best surgeon to have a successful surgery, what is more important is your safe health compliance after you are out of the theater (Operating Room). That matters most.

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I love the movies Freaky Friday, 13 going 30, She’s the Man, Mrs. Doubtfire, etc. They’re all about gender or role or sex reassignment films with no surgery done. More of a magical or funny transformation. As a kid, I always fancied how it feels like to be in someone else’s body. That would be an adventure- to be someone else and hit the UNDO button once you’re tired with the role you’re playing or ask the fairy or the magician to bring you back to your old form- Abrakadabra! I am back!

But what if you have been trapped into someone’s body?  A body that you don’t like or wish you never had and there’s no UNDO button or no fairy that would help you end the spell given by a witch. That would be a struggle. Playing the role you never like is not an easy deal. What could be more frustrated than having the gender identity, expression or behavior which different from the assigned sex at birth? Gender identity is your internal sense of whether you are male or female. When you are transgender, this feeling doesn’t match your actual sex. Your body is male or female, but inside you feel you are really the opposite sex. You feel “trapped” in the wrong body. Since magic, fairies and witch are all fantasies, the only possible solution to end the “spell” is a sex reassignment surgery- to make the body match how he or she feels inside.

Public awareness is on the rise for sex reassignment surgery and I am extremely happy about it. For long years,  many transgender and gender-variant people experienced stigmatization and discrimination as a result of living in a gendered culture into which they often do not easily fit. They did not only experience an inner sense of not belonging but also discrimination, harassment, sometimes lethal violence and denial of basic human rights. Stress is a fact of life. Most of us have periods of stress at various times in our lives. But extra stress can have a serious effect on your health, especially if it lasts for a long time.  I never stopped hoping for  equality and acceptance for the transgender people. Gender freedom – isn’t that what we’re all fighting for with every breath we take? Well, how are we going to win it if we don’t support each other’s right to be different from us? Each person has the right to express their gender in any way that feels most comfortable.