Breast Implant Brands in Thailand: Which Hospitals Use Which, the Prices They Print and the Warranties (2026)

In Thailand the implant's brand and size move the price of breast augmentation. On Yanhee International Hospital's Korean-language table, each row is one hospital night named by its implant, from 116,000 THB for a Silimed to 305,000 THB for the most expensive Motiva row.

No source we read makes one brand the best or safest for a patient. Rattinan Clinic in Bangkok says so on its own page: "Rattinan Clinic offers Mentor and Motiva implants, but no brand or model is best for everyone."

Our breast augmentation in Thailand guide covers the operation and the surgeon checks. This page covers the implant: which brands Thai hospitals and clinics print and price, and what the approvals and warranties say.

Nobody at AsiaPatient has had this operation. We read the hospitals' and clinics' own pages, plus the makers' and regulators' pages. Clinics cannot pay to be listed or ranked higher on AsiaPatient.

Which brands Thai hospitals and clinics print

These are the brands each hospital or clinic prints on its own pages, read 27 October 2026.

Motiva or Mentor is on every page in the table. Silimed is on three, Allergan on two, and Sebbin and GCA PERLE on one each.

A brand missing from a page might still be used there. Bangkok Hospital HQ, Bumrungrad and Samitivej name no implant brand on the breast pages we read. So their pages say nothing about what they stock.

No Thai hospital or clinic page we read names POLYTECH or Eurosilicone. Eurosilicone appears on a Bookimed listing for Somchai Clinic, in the marketplace's copy.

Yanhee's price table by brand, line and size

Yanhee International Hospital in Bangkok prices brand, line and size row by row on its own page. Ekachai Hospital and Asia Cosmetic Hospital also print a price beside each brand, in the next section.

The prices below are as printed on its Korean-language page, read 27 October 2026, and every row is "1 Night" in hospital. Dollars at ฿33.14 = $1 (European Central Bank reference rates, 22 September 2026) are our arithmetic.

The lowest row on this table is Silimed Texture/High at 116,000 THB ($3,500). No source we read prices every implant sold in Thailand.

The line moves the price most. Mentor runs from 125,000 THB for the round under 400 cc to 183,000 THB for Extra Gel over 400 cc, and Motiva from 157,000 THB for the Round to 305,000 THB for the row this table labels Ergonomix II.

Size moves it too. On this table the over-400 cc row usually costs 20,000 THB more (our arithmetic). On the Mentor round it's 10,000 THB more.

Motiva's Cone rows sit 5,000 THB above the matching Round and Ergonomix rows.

Yanhee's English breast page, read the same day, doesn't match the Korean table. It prices Ergonomix II at 250,000 THB ($7,544), against 305,000 THB in Korean, and at 295,000 THB ($8,902) over 400 cc.

The English page adds Ergonomix II Zen rows at 289,000 THB ($8,721), and 305,000 THB ($9,203) over 400 cc, and prints no Cone rows.

The same page says: "Prices are subject to change and are confirmed after consultation".

Yanhee's Motiva page says who picks: "Your surgeon recommends line, size and placement at consultation."

Get the brand, the line and the size threshold of your implant in writing, beside the price.

Other hospitals' package prices, and what each includes, are on our cost page.

Other prices printed beside a brand

Prices in this section were read 27 October 2026 on the pages linked, or carry the seller's own date.

Ekachai Hospital's Thai-language price table prints eight breast augmentation rows by brand and line. Every row prints "GA" under anesthesia and 1 night in hospital.

Notes under the rows add 20,000 THB ($604) for augmentation through the armpit, 30% for revision of earlier surgery, and 50,000 to 70,000 THB ($1,509 to $2,112) if a breast lift is added (our translation from Thai).

Asia Cosmetic Hospital's Thai-language price table prints its breast augmentation rows by brand, with a condition or a note beside each (our translation from Thai).

The page doesn't say what V means, and no row says what the price includes.

A row with no brand adds 20,000 THB ($604) for breast augmentation of 500 cc and over.

The page adds, in our translation: "Prices may change according to the doctor's assessment."

Rattinan's Thai page prints a starting price of 149,000 to 199,000 THB ($4,496 to $6,005) for silicone breast augmentation, with no brand beside it (our translation from Thai).

Bangkok Hospital HQ's fly-in package at 190,000 THB ($5,733) is for gel or saline and leaves the implant out: "This price excludes special medical supply, implants, laboratory and other investigation." So it isn't a brand price.

CosMediTour, an Australian agency, lists "Premium Breast Implants" in its Bangkok package with no brand.

Agency prices beside a brand are the agency's, never the hospital's own:

What each of these packages includes, line by line, is on our packages page.

We found no hospital or clinic page that prints a price beside Natrelle, POLYTECH, Eurosilicone or GCA PERLE.

Round or teardrop, smooth or textured

The UK surgeons' guide from BAAPS, ABS and BAPRAS sets out the two shapes: "Implants can either be round or teardrop-shaped (also known as anatomical)."

On round implants it says: "Round implants provide a bigger volume at the top of the breast, and are the same width as they are tall."

The surface is the second choice: "The outer surface of breast implants is usually made of silicone and can be either smooth or textured."

The two choices are linked. The guide says "anatomical or teardrop shaped implants tend to be textured, because rotation of the implant can alter the overall shape of the augmented breast", and "If a round implant is being used any rotation is not noticeable."

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) gives a trade-off for each surface. "Smooth implants may have some palpable or visible rippling under the skin." "Textured breast implants develop scar tissue to stick to the implant, making them less likely to move around inside of the breast and become repositioned."

The surface also matters for one uncommon cancer. The UK guide says a textured surface "appears to be related to an uncommon condition known as Breast Implant Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL)", and ASPS says "BIA-ALCL occurs most frequently in patients who have breast implants with textured surfaces."

The FDA's release of July 24, 2019 says: "Allergan has notified the FDA that it is moving forward with a worldwide recall of their BIOCELL textured breast implant products".

The FDA's postmarket page says: "In July 2019, Allergan voluntarily recalled Natrelle BIOCELL textured breast implants and tissue expanders from the market to protect patients. Smooth surfaced implants are not affected by this recall."

The UK regulator's patient page on BIA-ALCL doesn't print a ban on textured implants. It asks why its advisory group doesn't advise a textured-only ban, and answers in part: "Textured implants are less likely to rotate/move and, depending on where the implant is placed (under or over the muscle), less likely to form a hard scar tissue capsule (capsular contracture)."

Teardrop shapes are offered in Thailand. Yoskarn's page says "Available in both round and anatomical shapes", Dr Chettawut's former practice page says "round and tear-drop shapes", and CosMediTour sells "Teardrop Implants" as a Bangkok package add-on.

None of the entries on Yanhee's Korean table says teardrop or anatomical. Wansiri Hospital lists its surfaces as "Smooth Silicone Implant", "Textured Silicone Implant" and "Nano Surface Texture".

If you're offered a textured or teardrop implant, ask the surgeon for the model and why it suits you better than a smooth round one.

Which brands are on the FDA's approved list

The FDA's approved-labeling page, read 27 October 2026, says "The tables below list all approved breast implants".

Its silicone gel lines are Motiva SmoothSilk Round and SmoothSilk Round Ergonomix, Mentor MemoryGel and MemoryShape, Allergan Natrelle and Natrelle 410, and Sientra. The FDA calls Natrelle 410 "Highly Cohesive Anatomically Shaped".

Sebbin, Silimed, POLYTECH, Eurosilicone and GCA PERLE aren't on it. So the four lowest rows on Yanhee's Korean table, the Silimed and Sebbin ones, are brands off the FDA list.

The FDA approves implants for sale in the United States. A brand missing from its list isn't a statement about the brand's quality or its status in Thailand.

The FDA approves named lines. Its Motiva entry is SmoothSilk Round and Round Ergonomix, and the Ergonomix II on Yanhee's tables and Wansiri's page isn't on the list by that name.

Ask the clinic whether the Motiva or Mentor implant it uses is the same product line the FDA approved. The FDA's summary for the Motiva implants gives September 26, 2024 as the "Date of FDA Notice of Approval".

Two clinics make regulatory claims of their own. WIH says it uses "FDA-approved, high-end implants from Motiva® and Mentor®", and Phoprawin says its brands "meet Thai FDA requirements and international standards".

The FDA and UK pages can't show whether an implant is authorized in Thailand, and this page doesn't check the Thai register. Ask the clinic whether the brand and model it uses are registered with the Thai FDA.

What the makers' warranties print

Yanhee's Motiva page says whose warranty it is: "Warranty terms are Establishment Labs', not Yanhee's, and are published in USD by the manufacturer."

It sums up Motiva's cover: "Every Motiva implant is replaced free of charge for rupture for the lifetime of the device, and for capsular contracture at Baker grades III or IV for 10 years." Then the limit on its two no-cost programs: "Both cover the device only, not the surgery to put it in."

Each maker's own page, read 27 October 2026, prints this:

Motiva's US Health Program is a separate US scheme, with "up to $3,500 for uncovered fees and costs for up to 10 years".

No maker page we read says its warranty applies to surgery in Thailand.

Agencies make their own warranty statements. CosMediTour's breast FAQ says: "Our premium implants have either a 10-year or an unlimited manufacturer warranty against structural defects." It doesn't name the brand.

Get the warranty terms that apply in Thailand in writing, from the clinic or the maker's Thai distributor, including whether they pay anything toward surgery.

What to ask the clinic before you pay

• The brand, line and model in writing. Cosmacare's Bookimed listing gives Motiva in one line and Mentor in another, and CosMediTour's package says "Premium Breast Implants" with no brand.
• The size the price assumes. On Yanhee's Korean table, each over-400 cc row is 10,000 or 20,000 THB above the matching row.
• Which price list your quote comes from. Yanhee's Korean and English tables print different Motiva rows.
• Whether the implants are in the price. Bangkok Hospital HQ's package excludes them, and no row on Asia Cosmetic's table says what's included.
• The implant's Thai registration. No page above shows it, and Phoprawin's Thai FDA line is the clinic's own claim.
• The warranty that applies in Thailand, and its deadline. Motiva's free extra year needs registration within 90 days of surgery.
• Who pays for surgery if the implant fails. GC Aesthetics covers the product only, and Yanhee says Motiva's no-cost cover is for the device, not the surgery.

Frequently asked questions

Which breast implant brands are used in Thailand?

Motiva or Mentor is on every Thai hospital and clinic page we read that names a brand. Yanhee also prices Sebbin and Silimed, Ekachai prices Silimed, Phoprawin lists GCA PERLE and Silimed, and Aurora Clinic lists Allergan Natrelle.

A brand missing from a clinic's page isn't proof the clinic doesn't use it.

Motiva vs Mentor in Thailand: what's the price difference?

On Yanhee's Korean table, read 27 October 2026, a Mentor round under 400 cc is 125,000 THB and a Motiva Round with the Silk Surface is 157,000 THB, a 32,000 THB gap (our arithmetic).

Ekachai Hospital prints 115,000 THB for its Mentor Round Gel row and 145,000 THB for both its Mentor Round Memory Xtra and its Motiva Round Silk Surface Plus Gel rows.

No source we read says either brand is better for a given patient.

What are the cheapest breast implants in Thailand?

No source answers that for the whole country.

On three hospitals' own price tables, read 27 October 2026, Asia Cosmetic's lowest brand row is Mentor at 59,000 THB, for patients with no underlying disease who have never had breast surgery, and no row on its table says what the price includes. Ekachai's lowest is a Silimed Truetexture at 89,500 THB, and Yanhee's is a Silimed Texture/High at 116,000 THB, each with 1 night in hospital.

Can I get teardrop implants in Thailand?

Yoskarn's page and Dr Chettawut's former practice page list anatomical or tear-drop shapes, and CosMediTour sells teardrop implants as an add-on. The UK surgeons' guide says teardrop implants "tend to be textured", the surface ASPS links most often to BIA-ALCL.

Are the implants used in Thailand FDA-approved?

Some brands Thai pages print have lines on the FDA's approved list: Motiva SmoothSilk Round and Round Ergonomix, Mentor MemoryGel and MemoryShape, and Allergan Natrelle. Sebbin, Silimed, POLYTECH, Eurosilicone and GCA PERLE aren't on it.

The FDA list covers the US market, so it can't tell you a brand's status in Thailand.

Does the implant warranty cover surgery in Thailand?

No maker page we read says its warranty applies to surgery in Thailand. GC Aesthetics covers the product only, Silimed's cash help is UK only, and Yanhee says Motiva's no-cost cover is for the device, not the surgery.

Get the terms that apply in Thailand in writing before you pay.