Cosmetic surgery & aesthetics · Bangkok · Phuket

Find trusted cosmetic clinics in Thailand

Independent guides to cosmetic surgery and aesthetic treatment in Thailand, with sourced prices and a simple way to check any clinic’s licence. Free to use.

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  • Bangkok
  • Phuket
  • Chiang Mai
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  • Hua Hin
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RhinoplastyFrom ฿30,000 per procedurePrice sourced Sept 2026BotoxFrom ฿170 per unitPrice sourced Sept 2026

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Treatments

Popular cosmetic treatments in Thailand

What each treatment involves, how long recovery takes and what it typically costs, with every price sourced and dated.

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How it works

How ThailandHealthFinder works

Three simple steps, and it’s always free for patients.

  1. Step 1: Research

    Read what’s involved, how long recovery takes and what it typically costs, with every price sourced.

  2. Step 2: Check

    Confirm the clinic’s licence and your doctor’s registration on Thailand’s official registers.

  3. Step 3: Contact directly

    Talk to the clinic yourself. No middleman, no booking fees, and we never ask for your medical details.

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Featured

Featured clinics and hospitals in Bangkok

Well-established hospitals and clinics that treat international patients. Listings are free and are not recommendations: always check a clinic’s licence and your surgeon before you book.

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Costs

What cosmetic treatment costs in Thailand

Typical price ranges in Thai baht from hospitals’ and clinics’ published price lists, with the month we checked.

  • Sourced from published price lists
  • Every range shows the month we checked it
  • Your final price depends on a consultation
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Guides & planning

Plan your treatment in Thailand

Practical, independent guides to help you choose safely and budget properly.

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How to choose a clinic and surgeon in Thailand

Check a clinic’s licence and a doctor’s registration in minutes, plus the questions to ask and the red flags.

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Why trust us

How we check every clinic we list

A listing on ThailandHealthFinder means a clinic has passed the same checks, in the same way, every time. Here’s exactly what we look at.

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  1. 01 Licence checked

    We confirm each clinic holds a current licence on the Department of Health Service Support’s register before it’s listed.

  2. 02 Doctors verified

    We only show doctors we can find on the Medical Council of Thailand’s public register.

  3. 03 Claims confirmed

    Specialist training and accreditations such as JCI are only shown if we can confirm them with the body concerned.

  4. 04 Prices sourced and dated

    Price ranges come from published price lists or written quotes, with the source and the month we checked.

  5. 05 Sponsored is labelled

    Clinics can pay for enhanced listings, but they’re always labelled, and payment never skips a check.

  6. 06 Updated and corrected

    Every guide shows when it was last updated, and we fix errors quickly when they’re reported.