Available treatments include LASIK, FemtoLASIK, PRK, TransPRK, NanoLASIK, NanoRelex, SMILE Pro, cataract surgery, retina care, glaucoma treatment, cornea care, presbyopia treatment, pediatric ophthalmology, oculoplastic care, and neuro-ophthalmology services. This range makes it suitable for patients seeking laser vision correction as well as broader diagnostic and surgical eye care in one setting.

The hospital is designed for patients who want specialist eye treatment rather than a general hospital environment. Care is organized through dedicated centers, including cataract, retina, laser vision, glaucoma, cornea, children’s eye care, oculoplastic, neuro-ophthalmology, and presbyopia services.

Medical Team

The medical team includes specialists in cornea and refractive surgery, cataract care, retina care, and glaucoma management. Doctors connected with the hospital include Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anun Vongthongsri, Dr. Vivat Komolsuradej, Dr. Rosanun Sikarinkul, Assist. Prof. Dr. Nawat Watanachai, and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yanin Suwan.

For patients considering laser vision correction, the strongest concentration is in cornea and refractive surgery. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anun Vongthongsri is one of the founders of Laser Vision and has long-standing experience in refractive surgery. Dr. Vivat Komolsuradej serves as Medical Director and brings more than 20 years of surgical experience. Dr. Rosanun Sikarinkul is also part of the cornea and refractive surgery team. The hospital also has specialists in vitreoretinal disease, cataract treatment, and glaucoma surgery, which can be important for patients whose eye health needs go beyond laser correction alone.

Treatments and Patient Experience

For patients with nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism, available laser vision options include standard LASIK, FemtoLASIK, PRK, TransPRK, NanoLASIK, NanoRelex, and SMILE Pro. These treatments differ in how the cornea is treated and how much downtime is involved. In simple terms, they are different ways of reshaping the eye’s focusing surface to reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses.

Patients who are not ideal candidates for one method may still have other options after a detailed eye examination. The hospital also provides cataract care, corneal care, glaucoma treatment, retina services, and presbyopia care, so patients can be evaluated more broadly when vision problems are not limited to refractive error alone.

Because eye treatment depends heavily on measurement, eligibility, and long-term safety, a full pre-operative eye exam is an important step before surgery. The hospital also emphasizes follow-up care after treatment, which matters for healing, visual stability, and management of dry eye or other temporary side effects.

Location

The hospital is located at 10/989 Soi Prasertmanukij 33, Nuanchan, Bueng Kum District, Bangkok 10230, Thailand. This is in northeast Bangkok and is generally easiest to reach by road.

For many visitors, the simplest way to get there is by taxi or rideshare. Grab is widely used in Bangkok, and Bolt may also be available depending on your pickup point. Patients arriving through Don Mueang International Airport usually have a shorter drive than those arriving through Suvarnabhumi Airport. Private car access can also be practical for patients attending consultations, surgery, or follow-up visits.

Hours, Languages, and Practical Details

Hours are daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Doctors at the hospital speak Thai and English, and some doctors also speak Chinese. Contact is available by phone and email, which can be useful for international patients arranging evaluation, surgery, and follow-up planning before travel.

Accepted payment methods are not clearly stated in the accessible source material, so patients should confirm card acceptance, transfer options, deposits, and payment timing before booking surgery.

FAQ

What treatments are available at Laser Vision Bangkok Eye Hospital?

Short answer: The hospital offers laser vision correction and broader specialist eye care.
Expanded answer: Available treatments include LASIK, FemtoLASIK, PRK, TransPRK, NanoLASIK, NanoRelex, SMILE Pro, cataract surgery, retina treatment, glaucoma care, cornea treatment, presbyopia care, pediatric eye care, oculoplastic treatment, and neuro-ophthalmology services.

Where is the hospital located and how do I get there?

Short answer: The hospital is in Bueng Kum, Bangkok, and is usually easiest to reach by road.
Expanded answer: The address is 10/989 Soi Prasertmanukij 33, Nuanchan, Bueng Kum District, Bangkok 10230. Most patients use taxi or rideshare. Grab is commonly used in Bangkok, and Bolt may also be available. Patients coming from Don Mueang or Suvarnabhumi airports can usually continue by car directly to the hospital.

What languages are spoken at the hospital?

Short answer: Thai and English are available, and some doctors also speak Chinese.
Expanded answer: This can help international patients during consultation, consent, treatment planning, and follow-up discussions. Language support is especially important for eye surgery because pre-op and aftercare instructions need to be understood clearly.

What payment types are accepted?

Short answer: Payment methods should be confirmed directly before treatment.
Expanded answer: The accessible source material does not clearly list all accepted payment methods. Patients should ask whether the hospital accepts major credit cards, bank transfer, cash, or deposit-based booking for their specific procedure.

What are the hospital’s hours?

Short answer: The hospital is open daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Expanded answer: These daily hours are useful for consultations, exams, and follow-up planning, but exact appointment times should still be confirmed in advance, especially for surgery days.

Does the hospital offer laser vision correction for both simple and more advanced cases?

Short answer: Yes, the hospital offers several refractive surgery options.
Expanded answer: Available methods include LASIK, FemtoLASIK, PRK, TransPRK, NanoLASIK, NanoRelex, and SMILE Pro. The right option depends on corneal thickness, prescription, eye health, and lifestyle factors, so patients usually need a full eye exam before choosing a procedure.

Is there a warranty or guarantee on treatment results?

Short answer: A blanket guarantee is not clearly stated.
Expanded answer: Eye surgery outcomes depend on individual anatomy, healing, and pre-existing eye conditions. Patients should ask whether any enhancement policy, retreatment policy, or follow-up support applies to their procedure before booking.

Who may benefit from choosing a specialist eye hospital instead of a general hospital?

Short answer: Patients who want eye care in one dedicated setting may find it useful.
Expanded answer: A specialist eye hospital can be helpful for patients who need detailed diagnostics, access to ophthalmology subspecialists, or evaluation for more than one eye issue at the same time, such as refractive error plus cataract, corneal, retina, or glaucoma concerns.