Best Breast Surgeons and Clinics in Thailand: 15 Compared on What They Print (2026)

Five of the 15 Thai clinics and hospitals on this page print a breast augmentation price on their own website. Seven print the word "board" beside a named surgeon, and five name an implant brand.

"Best" here means the clinics whose own pages print the most of what you need to check before a deposit: a price, named surgeons with their credentials, the implant brands, accreditation you can read on the accrediting body's own register, and how many patient accounts we found.

This page doesn't rank clinics on review scores or on our opinion, and no clinic on it is called the best. The implant facts, the risks and the surgeon checklist are in our breast augmentation in Thailand guide.

We read the clinics' own pages, the Healthcare Accreditation Institute's register and the patient threads. Nobody at AsiaPatient has had this procedure or visited these clinics. Clinics cannot pay to be listed or ranked higher on AsiaPatient.

The 15 clinics side by side

Every JCI entry below is the hospital's own claim. The HA register lists hospitals only, and "not found" means no match under the names we tried.

Prices, surgeon lines and register rows are what the pages showed on 27 October 2026. Dollars at ฿33.14 = $1 (European Central Bank reference rates, 22 September 2026) are our arithmetic, not a quote.

Two more Bangkok Hospital pages sit outside the table. Bangkok Hospital Samui prints 150,000 THB ($4,526), valid to 31 December 2026, with no surgeon, brand or inclusions, and wasn't found on the HA register under the names we tried. Bangkok Hospital Phuket claims JCI, holds an HA row to 28 October 2028 and shows no breast price on its package page.

"Patient accounts" means breast surgery accounts naming the clinic, written by a patient or a partner away from the clinic's own site. Fewer than two shows as "few patient reports found". Addresses and consultation routes for Bangkok are on our Bangkok page.

Clinic by clinic

In no ranked order.

Yanhee International Hospital, Bangkok

Yanhee prints the fullest price table of these clinics, read 27 October 2026: 17 breast augmentation prices by implant, one hospital night each. The lowest breast price is "Silimed Texture/High 1 Night 116,000", and the page says "The package covers the surgeon, the anaesthesia, the implants, the stated hospital stay, pre-operative tests and post-operative care". The cheapest row, the cheapest Mentor row and the highest are on our cost page.

Two surgeons sit under the line "These plastic surgeons at Yanhee perform breast augmentation." Dr Sanit Pongkapanakai: "Plastic surgery, Ramathibodi Hospital (1995); general surgery, Police General Hospital (1993)" and "Fellow, Reconstructive & Cosmetic Surgery of Thailand". Dr Pramote Manurangsee: "Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons of Thailand; Society of Plastic Surgeons of Thailand; Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery".

Neither line says "Thai Board". The About page claims it for the team, "a team of 18 board-certified plastic surgeons", without naming them.

The breast page says "Yanhee is a 400-bed JCI-accredited full hospital".

On the HA register, Yanhee's history ends at "Re-accreditation 2 r2 12/01/2016 11/01/2019", with nothing later listed, while its About page still lists "Thai Hospital Accreditation (HA)".

Ask Yanhee for its current JCI and HA certificates, with dates, before you pay a deposit.

We found no independent patient account naming Yanhee; its three testimonials are clinic-published and not counted.

Rattinan Clinic, Bangkok

Rattinan's English breast page prints a starting-price table, read 27 October 2026: silicone implants 149,000 to 199,000 THB, "Hybrid Breast Augmentation (Fat Grafting with Silicone Implant) 319,000" and "Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation (Fat Grafting) 69,000". Pre-op screening and post-op insurance are listed as included. Our fat transfer page sets that 69,000 THB price beside the other Thai clinic pages that offer fat transfer and the society guidance.

Three surgeons reviewed the page: "This article was medically reviewed by Lt. Cmdr. JATUPORN SUESAT, M.D. (Dr. Aun) , DITSAYANIN THAWEETHANATSIT, M.D. and SUNISA THONGPRAYOON, M.D. ." The doctor page prints each as "Board-Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon" and doesn't say which board.

The page names "Ergonomix Implants (Motiva Ergonomix)" and Mentor. Its accreditation page shows "AACI Excellences Award 2025", from the American Accreditation Commission International rather than JCI, and calls Rattinan "An outpatient aesthetic surgery center".

Thai law splits facilities into clinics, with no overnight patients, and hospitals (Ministry of Public Health manual, our translation from Thai). ThPRS advises that operations under general anaesthesia happen in an accredited hospital; that's advice, not law. We found no patient account naming Rattinan.

Bangkok Hospital Headquarters, Bangkok

The package page prints "Breast Augmentation (Gel/Saline) 1 190,000" for fly-in patients, 1 night, valid to 31 December 2026, read 27 October 2026. Then: "This price excludes special medical supply, implants, laboratory and other investigation." So 190,000 THB isn't comparable with Yanhee's rows until you have the implant price. Our package comparison lists what each hospital and agency package includes, line by line.

Three doctors on its Plastic Surgery and Reconstruction Center list breast work. Dr Narupon Rojanapithayakorn: "Breast augmentation Breast lift Breast reduction Breast reconstruction" and "Plastic Surgery Siriraj Hospital, Thailand". Dr Suparerk Kamolvat: "Plastic Surgery Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital Mahidol University, Thailand".

Dr Lek Kanjanakomut lists "Mammoplasty (Breast Surgery)". The profiles print the training hospital, not "Thai Board" or a society, and no brand is named.

The Our Story page carries one undated JCI sentence that names no hospital. The HA register lists it as Bangkok Hospital Medical Center with "Re AHA Re-accreditation Advanced HA Survey 19/12/2025 18/12/2029". We found no patient account naming it.

Bumrungrad International Hospital, Bangkok

Bumrungrad's breast page prints no price and no brand.

Its doctor profiles carry a "Board Certifications" block. Asst Prof Ajchariya Sarovath: "Diploma of The Thai Board of Plastic Surgery, 2001" and "Cosmetic Breast Surgery" under interests. Prof Chairat Burusapat: "Diploma of The Thai Board of Plastic Surgery, 2007".

The centre page lists 22 doctors and doesn't say which do breast augmentation. So ask for the surgeon's name first, then open that profile.

Its factsheet prints the JCI claim with its years: accredited in 2002 and re-accredited seven times through 2023. The HA register row reads "Re AHA Re-accreditation Advanced HA Survey 23/05/2025 22/05/2029". We found no breast augmentation account naming Bumrungrad.

Phuket Plastic Surgery Institute (PPSI), Phuket

PPSI is the plastic surgery unit of Bangkok Hospital Siriroj. Its breast page prints "Package Price starting 125,000 Baht" with "Hospital Admission 1 Nights", read 27 October 2026, and no inclusions list. Your quote might land higher than that floor.

The appointment page names six surgeons. Four have hospital profiles that print training; Dr Sanguan Kunaporn, the director, has "Plastic Surgery Chulalongkorn University, Thailand".

The About page adds "All plastic surgeons at PPSI are active members of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS)", the institute's own statement.

Brands are thin: "Implants manufactured by Inamed and Mentor" sits in a paragraph about US approval, and "Motiva Award" is an award label. JCI is claimed for the host hospital on the same site. Siriroj wasn't found on the HA register under the names we tried.

One account names PPSI; others name its host hospital. In an r/PlasticSurgery thread, u/Sufficient-Code-8436 wrote in July 2024: "It's PPSI (phuket plastic surgery institute). Dr. Sanguan." One of the host hospital accounts is a sponsored Thai review from May 2024 naming Dr Singto Siriwiroj and a 245 cc Motiva implant.

Samitivej, Bangkok

Samitivej's institute page lists breast augmentation and prints no price and no brand. Its one named surgeon, Dr Pichit Siriwan, has "Diploma of Thai Board of Plastic Surgery, Chulalongkorn Hospital" on his profile; the rest of the team is unnamed.

The institute page's JCI claim names one site: "Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital as a JCI accredited hospital since 2007".

The three Bangkok Samitivej hospitals each have an HA entry. Sukhumvit reads "Re-accreditation 6 r6 13/02/2024 12/02/2027" and Srinakarin runs to 21 April 2028. Thonburi's latest row reads "RS Re-accreditation Survey 08/08/2026 29/09/2026", with nothing later listed.

The one account we found is a 2025 Trustpilot review of the Bangkok agency Destination Beauty, which lists Thonburi as a partner hospital: a revision and lift with 250 cc implants there left one implant moving in the old pocket, and the agency replied that the reviewer wasn't a real patient.

Wansiri Hospital, Bangkok

Wansiri's English home page lists four surgeons for breast surgery, "Saran Wannachamras, M.D Rhinoplasty, Breast Surgery, Sex Reassignment" first among them.

Dr Saran Wannachamras's page prints "Diploma of Proficiency in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, The Medical Council of Thailand, 1995" and "Member, The Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand (Plastic and General Surgery)". Dr Shananya Varophas, also listed for breast surgery, prints "Member, Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of Thailand"; the other two profiles print no credential lines.

Neither the English breast page nor the Thai one prints a price, and the Thai page shows "Motiva" and "MENTOR" only as gallery labels. No JCI or HA claim, not found on the HA register under the names we tried, and few patient reports found.

Vejthani Hospital, Bangkok

Vejthani's plastic surgery centre lists "Breast augmentation surgery" and seven plastic surgeons, without saying which do breast work. No price, no brand.

Two profiles carry a Board Certifications block: Dr Chanikarn Wongraveekul with "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital, Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University", and Dr Patcharasak Chutipunyaporn, whose profile also prints "Member of Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand".

Its About page prints "has received numerous Clinical Care Program Certifications (CCPCs) from Joint Commission International (JCI)". Not found on the HA register under the names we tried, and few patient reports found.

ID Clinic Bangkok

ID Clinic has the most patient reports of the 15. Its English pages show breast augmentation with no price and no brand, and its about page names "Dr Phatcharasak kraisornphongsakul MD" with "Plastic surgery Board certified since 2000", without saying which surgeon does breast work. It claims no JCI or HA, and clinics aren't on the HA list.

Five accounts name it, all on Bookimed, a marketplace. They run from a Singapore reviewer in October 2024, who had surgery on a Saturday and flew home the Friday after, to a July 2026 reviewer who wrote that the clinic wasn't great for overnight stays.

Six more clinics

A clinic that prints little might still have a strong surgeon. The ThPRS member search, linked in the next section, is where to find out.

Lelux Hospital, Nonthaburi. Its medical team page prints 12 doctors with "Specialty : Plastic Surgery", each with a Medical Council licence number, Dr Kittisak Vichachai first. No board or society line, no price, and it doesn't say who does breast work.

Its breast page names "Mentor and Motiva" as its implant options. No JCI or HA claim, and not found on the HA register under the names we tried.

Two Reddit accounts name it. In r/ThailandTourism in January 2024, u/Familiar_Possible_99 wrote: "My girlfriend did them about a year ago at Lelux Hospital, 500cc. We had a great experience." and "Ask for the doctor Kittisak Vichachai (also the owner of the hospital)." In another thread in February 2024, u/amwajguy wrote: "$3500 dollars for 340 cc silicone mentor under the muscle via armpit. Extremely well done and not one issue going on 9 years."

TRP Hospital, Bangkok. TRP describes itself as a facial plastic surgery hospital and lists breast augmentation with one surgeon, "CHAIPAK SITHINATESAKUL, M.D. License No. 38034", whom its team page calls "Dr. Man Facial plastic surgeon". It prints no price, no board line and no brand.

Its AACI page says "On February 13, 2026, Teeraporn Hospital officially received accreditation from the AACI." AACI isn't JCI, TRP wasn't found on the HA register under the names we tried, and few patient reports were found.

Bangkok Plastic Surgery, Bangkok. Dr Pichet Rodchareon's page prints "Breast enlargement 3,200 USD" (about 106,048 THB at our rate), read 27 October 2026, with no inclusions. The credential line is "M.D. A board certified Plastic surgeon" with no board named.

The home page says "He has performed over 3,000 procedures"; no brand, no accreditation claim, few patient reports found.

Phi Beauty Clinic, Phuket. Its one surgeon, Dr Chirayut Tolertmongkhol, has an about page printing "Thai Certified Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery" and "International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS)", plus "Medical License : Medical council of Thailand" with no number. The breast page prints no price and no brand, and few patient reports were found.

Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, Bangkok. Its website wouldn't open for us, so nothing here comes from its own pages, and we don't use third-party listings in their place.

The Art Clinic, Bangkok. We found no website of its own, and we don't use directory listings in its place.

How to check a clinic yourself

The registers are where you check what a clinic prints about itself.

• The Medical Council of Thailand lookup at tmc.or.th works by the surgeon's name. Since March 2026 it is meant to show suspensions and revocations, with no reasons given.
• The ThPRS member search lists full members only, some of whom have opted out, and membership requires the Thai Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. The society says it has more than 600 members.
• The HA Certificate Status search shows each hospital's level, start date and expiry date. Clinics aren't on it.
• For JCI, ask the hospital for its own certificate with dates, and check JCI's directory at jointcommission.org.

A name that returns nothing on the Council lookup isn't proof of a clean record, because the Council said in March 2026 that the data was still being loaded. So check the licence, then the diploma through the ThPRS search, then ask the clinic for both numbers.

Since 3 July 2026, doctors advertising cosmetic services in Thailand must show their full name and licence number (Pattaya Mail). The seven-step checklist with the register links is on our Thailand guide.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best breast surgeon in Thailand?

No register ranks surgeons, so there's no sourced answer. What you can check is a Diploma of the Thai Board of Plastic Surgery, issued by the Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand and the Medical Council, and ThPRS membership, which requires it. Seven of the 15 clinics here print the word "board" beside a named surgeon: Bumrungrad, Samitivej, Rattinan, ID Clinic, Bangkok Plastic Surgery, Vejthani and Phi Beauty.

What is the best hospital in Thailand for breast augmentation?

Four hospitals on this page claim JCI and hold a current HA row: Bumrungrad (Advanced HA to 22 May 2029), Bangkok Hospital Headquarters (to 18 December 2029), Samitivej Sukhumvit (to 12 February 2027) and Bangkok Hospital Phuket (to 28 October 2028).

Which is the best breast augmentation clinic in Bangkok?

No register ranks Bangkok clinics. Yanhee, Bangkok Hospital Headquarters, Rattinan and Bangkok Plastic Surgery print a price, and Bumrungrad and Samitivej print a Thai Board diploma beside a named surgeon.

Which breast implant brands do Thai clinics use?

Mentor and Motiva are printed most often, and Yanhee's table adds Sebbin and Silimed rows. Mentor and Motiva are on the FDA's list of approved breast implants; Sebbin and Silimed aren't.

Does JCI accreditation mean the surgeon is qualified?

No. JCI and HA accredit the hospital, and ThPRS says there's still no clear written law barring a doctor without the plastic surgery diploma from cosmetic surgery (our translation from Thai). Check the hospital's row and the surgeon's diploma as two separate steps.

How many patient reports did you find per clinic?

ID Clinic Bangkok has the most patient accounts of any clinic we looked at. Most accounts, 43 of them, sit on one agency's Trustpilot page, and that agency lists Samitivej Thonburi and Ruamjairak as its hospitals.