About Kamol Hospital
Kamol Hospital is a JCI-accredited gender-affirming hospital in Wang Thonglang, north-east Bangkok, and hormones are part of what it does every day, not an add-on. Its gender-affirming hormone therapy service covers both directions: feminizing hormones, with estrogen and an anti-androgen such as spironolactone, and masculinizing hormones, with testosterone by mouth, through the skin or by injection. It offers hormone therapy to adults as a service in its own right, or as part of a plan leading to surgery.
What I value about Kamol is that it treats hormones as long-term care, not a one-off prescription. Before you start, it takes a full medical and mental-health history and examines you, and it looks for a diagnosis of gender incongruence or gender dysphoria from an experienced health professional and your informed consent; its own gender-affirming psychiatrists are on staff. Once you're on hormones, follow-up is typically every three months in the first year, every six months in the second, then once a year, with blood tests for your hormone levels, liver function and lipids, and the hospital has its own lab on site.
Whether you live in Thailand or you're planning hormones alongside surgery, starting is simple. The first consultation is free, online or in person, and you can message the hospital on WhatsApp. Bring your current prescription and recent blood results if you're already on hormones, so the doctor can see where you are. This is information, not medical advice: the doctor who examines you and reads your results decides what is right for you.
- JCI-accredited gender-affirming hospital
- Feminizing and masculinizing hormone therapy
- Regular blood-test monitoring
- Free consultation online or in person
Facilities
- In-house lab
- X-ray and ultrasound
- Heart checks on site
- Psychiatrists on staff
Hormone care at Kamol Hospital
Getting Hormones
Feminizing Hormones
Masculinizing Hormones
Staying Healthy on HRT
Doctors
Dr. Dolnapha Ruttanagorn
Psychiatrist, gender-affirming care
Dr. Padungkiet Chawanakra
Psychiatrist, gender-affirming care
Dr. Palangsan Chongruk
Psychiatrist, gender-affirming care
How to book
- Consultation
- Free, online or in person. Message the hospital on WhatsApp or use the free consultation button on its hormone therapy service.
- +66 81 558 6969
- Payment
- Paid in full before surgery, in cash, by card or by wire transfer.
- Visa
- Can extend a medical treatment visa
- Accommodation
- K Garden, the hospital's own serviced apartments
- Transfers
- Airport transfers by limousine
Frequently asked questions about Kamol Hospital
Is Kamol Hospital accredited?
Yes. Kamol Hospital is accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI), and it runs as a full hospital with its own lab, X-ray, ultrasound and heart checks on site.
Who looks after hormone therapy at Kamol?
Hormone therapy at Kamol is prescribed and monitored by the hospital's doctors after a medical and mental-health history and an examination. Its gender-affirming psychiatrists, Dr. Dolnapha Ruttanagorn, Dr. Padungkiet Chawanakra and Dr. Palangsan Chongruk, are on staff.
What hormone therapy does Kamol offer?
Feminizing hormones (estrogen with an anti-androgen such as spironolactone) and masculinizing hormones (testosterone by mouth, through the skin or by injection), for adults, either on their own or as part of a plan for surgery.
How often will I need follow-up and blood tests?
Typically every three months in the first year, every six months in the second year, then once a year. The blood tests check your hormone levels, liver function and lipids. Your doctor may ask for more if your dose changes.
How do I book a hormone consultation at Kamol?
The first consultation is free, online or in person. Message the hospital on WhatsApp on +66 81 558 6969 or book through its hormone therapy service, and have your current prescription and recent blood results ready if you're already on hormones.
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