Apirut Thongwattana

• Doctor

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Biography: Dr. Apirut Thongwattana The man behind THE KLINIQUE's complete beauty definition “I emphasize that everyone should be beautiful in their own way. This does not mean that you do not take care of yourself, but rather take care of your own beauty within limits, not too much, and look natural. This is the beauty that makes us happy and stays with us forever.” Dr. Apirut reveals his perspective on beauty, which is not surprising, as to why patients trust the science of skin and beauty as something that must be learned and pursued with enthusiasm all the time. Dr. Apirut often has to travel to receive additional training both domestically and internationally until he has received certification from famous institutions such as the American Board Aesthetic Medicine / Diplomate in Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine, USA / Research Fellow in Dermatology, Ramathibodi Skin Laser Center, Mahidol University Research Fellowship in Dermatologic Laser Surgery, University of Miami, Florida / Diploma in Clinical Dermatology, King College and many more. “One reason I study various branches of beauty science is because I see that nowadays most people pay more attention to themselves. Some cases are middle-aged and may need surgery. When we have knowledge of cosmetic surgery, we can provide more comprehensive consultation to patients, regardless of their age, whether they are male or female,” said Dr. Apirut, explaining the benefits of studying various branches of beauty science. He also shared his experience to provide a clearer picture, “Some people show pictures of celebrities and want their noses or faces to be slimmer like this. I think that’s a good thing because we can understand the patient’s expectations, but we need to communicate about our perspective on beauty first. If you ask if it can be done, it can be done. However, we also need to look at the basic facial structure of each person. What I can do is adjust it to be at a level that is beautiful and not too hard, which is unfair. Some people have dark skin but want to be white like Korean celebrities. It’s not possible because if you want to change your skin tone to that extent, you have to use very harsh chemicals, which doctors definitely won’t do. In any case, being beautiful in your own way is the best.”