Patients travelling from overseas almost always ask the same question first: how many days do I need? The honest answer is that day one is an assessment rather than a treatment, and what can be done on a single trip depends on what is found, not on what was booked in advance.
As a general guide, a first visit plus any same-trip treatment usually falls somewhere between one and seven days. The shorter end covers problems that can be assessed and started immediately. The longer end applies where results need to come back first, or where an interval is needed to review how you respond. Compressing that into one day does not serve the patient.
To get the most from a short trip, bring your obstetric and surgical history, a list of current medications, any recent test or ultrasound results, and your exact departure date, because the plan will be built to fit the time you actually have.
The consultation fee is 1,500 to 3,000 baht depending on the complexity of the case, plus a 300 baht clinic service fee, and costs are explained before anything is decided. Consultations are held in English or Thai. You will see a female specialist.
Commonly asked alongside this: whether a foreigner can be treated for prolapse or incontinence in Thailand, what happens at a first pelvic floor assessment, and whether a medical appointment can reasonably be fitted into a holiday. The answer to the last one is usually yes, given the clinic is on the 8th floor of EM Tower at EMSPHERE, directly at BTS Phrom Phong, and open daily from 10:00 to 19:00. Contact ahead on LINE @thefitbkk or WhatsApp +66 92 294 6555 so appointment days can be planned before you land.