Thailand Breast Surgery Packages: What Hospitals and Agencies Include, Line by Line (2026)

Two kinds of package are sold for breast augmentation in Thailand. A hospital package is the operation plus one night in a ward, priced in baht on the hospital's own page; an agency package can add hotel nights, transfers and a coordinator to that operation, priced in Australian dollars, US dollars or baht.

Flights are in none of them. Yanhee, CosMediTour, Destination Beauty, the Bookimed listings and PlacidWay each print that exclusion, and Bangkok Hospital's list of what its price includes doesn't mention them. So every price here is the price before your airfare.

The cover included in the packages is an implant maker's warranty and the warranties on two Bookimed listings.

Our breast augmentation in Thailand guide covers the operation, the surgeon checks and the risks. This page takes each package apart line by line.

Nobody at AsiaPatient has had this operation or booked a package. We read the hospitals' and agencies' own pages and the marketplace listings. Clinics cannot pay to be listed or ranked higher on AsiaPatient.

What each package prints, side by side

Every price below was read 27 October 2026 on the page linked in its row, or carries the seller's own date. Agency and marketplace prices are the agency's or the listing's, never the hospital's. Dollars at ฿33.14 = $1 (European Central Bank reference rates, 22 September 2026) are our arithmetic; AUD figures stay in AUD as the agency prints them.

Hospital-sold packages:

Agency and marketplace packages:

Hospital nights are usually one. The hotel count varies by seller, from none to 11.

Hospital packages: Yanhee and Bangkok Hospital

Yanhee International Hospital prints 17 breast augmentation prices, by implant, from 116,000 THB ($3,500) for a Silimed implant to 305,000 THB ($9,203) for a Motiva Ergonomix II Zen over 400 cc. The hospital covers the package in one sentence: "The package covers the surgeon, the anaesthesia, the implants, the stated hospital stay, pre-operative tests and post-operative care; international flights and accommodation beyond the stated night are not included."

No hotel, transfer or garment line appears on the page. So the hotel is yours to book, and the contact page lists three hotels with "special rates" for patients who book through a Yanhee package, and no room price.

The block headed "Recommended stay before flying" gives 7 to 10 days, and the page adds: "Prices are subject to change and are confirmed after consultation". The per-implant price list and the full trip arithmetic are on our cost page.

Bangkok Hospital's headquarters sells two fly-in packages, breast augmentation (gel or saline) at 190,000 THB ($5,733) and endoscopic at 202,000 THB ($6,095), under the header "Expire Date 31 Dec 2026". The terms say "The package price applies to Fly in only."

The price buys "the operating room, recovery room, medical supply, medicine for the specific operation, surgeon team and anesthesiologist team only".

The implants aren't in it: "This price excludes special medical supply, implants, laboratory and other investigation." Nor is the specialist consultant's fee: "This price excludes the Specialist Consultant fee." Medical clearance by an internal physician is "an additional cost".

Complications relating to surgery "will incur an additional charge", and an Intensive Care stay beyond the package means "all the cost will be charged directly to the patient".

The Thai-language page prices the same two operations at 170,000 and 181,000 THB ($5,130 and $5,462) for Thais and expats, with an exclusion for "special devices placed in the patient's body" (our translation from Thai).

Ask Bangkok Hospital for the implant price and the specialist consultant fee in writing before you set its 190,000 THB beside Yanhee's 125,000 THB.

How a Bangkok trip runs is on our Bangkok page.

The other hospitals print less. Bangkok Hospital Phuket and Siriroj show no breast package on the package pages linked, and Samitivej, Vejthani, Wansiri Hospital and TRP show no breast augmentation price on the pages linked.

Agency packages: CosMediTour, Destination Beauty and the marketplaces

Agency and listing prices in this section were read 27 October 2026 on the pages linked. CosMediTour is an Australian agency pricing in Australian dollars, and its Bangkok page reads "Breast Augmentation Bangkok from $7,990" above this list:

• "Plastic Surgeon & Anaesthetist Fees"
• "1 Night Hospital Stay & Fees"
• "Premium Breast Implants"
• "9 Night Stay at The Montien Bangkok"
• "Pre & Post Surgery Consultations"
• "Daily Nurse Visits to your Hotel"
• "Dedicated Australian Client Managers"
• "In-Destination Client Support Team"
• "Airport & Hospital Transfers"

The package page doesn't name the hospital; the agency's hospitals page lists Samitivej Chinatown for Bangkok. The price moves with the rate, "1 AUD = 21 THB" at the time of final payment, so 7,990 x 21 = 167,790 THB (our arithmetic).

The garment isn't on the list. The recovery FAQ says: "While they can sometimes be purchased at hospitals, we suggest you buy a few post-surgery support garments prior to your procedure."

The hospitals FAQ says "we require all our clients to have a companion with them to discharge them from hospital and stay with them for at least 24 hours", while the travel FAQ says "you can absolutely travel alone to Thailand for your surgery." The two pages disagree, so ask which applies before you book.

The cancellation policy says "All deposits are non-refundable.", with the final payment due six weeks before surgery; the deposit amount isn't printed.

The Phuket package is "from $7,190" with "6 Night Stay at The Bliss South Beach Patong" at "1 AUD = 23 THB", without the daily nurse-visit line. A 5-star version is AUD 7,690 on the summary page; the agency's hospitals page lists PPSI as its Phuket hospital.

Destination Beauty is a Bangkok agency pricing in baht. Its deal page reads "Starts from ฿ 119,000" for "Mentor implants up to 400cc, surgery only" ($3,591): the surgery, two Mentor silicone implants up to 400 cc, one hospital night and a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, with airfare left out.

The hotel is a separate line, "3-Star Accommodation (11 nights package) 17,900" THB ($540) or "4-Star Luxury Accommodation (11 nights package) 1 bedroom 38,800" THB ($1,171). So surgery plus the 3-star stay comes to 136,900 THB ($4,131), our arithmetic.

Its Australian-dollar column disagrees with itself. The same 119,000 THB shows as AUD 5,328 on the deal page, AUD 5,097 on its price list and AUD 4,499 on its payment-plan page, so hold the agency to the baht.

On revision, its safety page says "Depending on the circumstances, additional hospital, anaesthetic, accommodation, or travel costs may still apply." and describes an optional Flyback Cover.

Bookimed is a marketplace, and its guide says: "A package usually leaves out your flights, and accommodation where the quote says so."

The ID Clinic Bangkok listing gives two hospital-night counts, "2 days in the hospital 2 days in the hotel" in one block and "Admit 1 night in the medical center" in another, so ask before you count on either. The Wansiri listing adds: "This promotion is available for patients who agree to let us use their before & after photos for marketing purposes."

Medical Departures' listing showed no clinic price when we checked it, and its FAQ tells patients to book their own transport and accommodation; PlacidWay prints only the lines in the table.

Ask the agency which hospital, which surgeon and which implant model are in its price, then set the surgery part against the hospital's own row above. To check the hospital's accreditation and the surgeon it names, use the register checks on our clinic-by-clinic comparison.

What the agency says it adds

Booked direct with the hospital, Yanhee's About page offers a translator: "the hospital provides free translator services using the different languages commonly used by foreign patients at Yanhee."

CosMediTour's summary page promises "A dedicated Client Manager to support you throughout your journey." and "On-ground liaison support."

Destination Beauty's patient journey page says "your patient coordinator will help organise everything before you travel." and lists airport pickup among what a package may include and "Scheduled nurse visits" among what you may receive during recovery; its hospitals page ties the nurse visit to a hotel booked through the agency.

Bookimed's guide says "A Bookimed coordinator sets up the consultations, and the service is free for patients."; its offer pages add that "clinics pay Bookimed a commission." MyMediTravel promises "no hidden fees, and no price markups guaranteed."

Daily nurse visits to the hotel appear only on CosMediTour's Bangkok page, and no hospital page prints one.

Revision and warranty wording, seller by seller

The FDA says implants aren't lifetime devices: "The longer people have them, the greater the chances are that they will develop complications. Some complications will require more surgery."

Manufacturer warranties cover the device: Yanhee's Motiva page says "The Always Confident Warranty replaces a ruptured implant free of charge for the lifetime of the device." and then the limit on both of its no-cost programs, "Both cover the device only, not the surgery to put it in." CosMediTour's breast FAQ gives "either a 10-year or an unlimited manufacturer warranty against structural defects."

Yanhee's plastic surgery price list, read 27 October 2026, has "Corrective surgery (case done elsewhere?) 2 Nights 181,000" THB ($5,462) and "Breast Implant Removal 1 Night 81,000" THB ($2,444). CosMediTour's price list shows "Breast Revision Package | from $9,890" in AUD.

Clinic warranties sit on Bookimed listings. Cosmacare's prints a "1-Year clinic warranty, covering:" wound separation, delayed or non-healing wounds and implant displacement, plus a "Lifetime implant warranty (by Motiva)"; Somchai's prints "Follow-up appointments 1-year warranty", and Asia Cosmetic's "FREE follow-up care for up to 6 months".

Bangkok Hospital charges complications on top, Destination Beauty says revision costs "may still apply" and sells an optional Flyback Cover, and CosMediTour's travel add-ons tile lists a "Surgery Travel Back Warranty" with no terms printed.

Get the revision terms in writing before you pay a deposit: what is covered, for how long, and who pays the hospital, the flight and the hotel the second time.

How to read a package before you pay

Each line is something one of these packages leaves out or prints two ways.

• Implants in or out. Bangkok Hospital excludes them; Yanhee and Destination Beauty include them.
• The implant model. Yanhee prices by model; CosMediTour prints "Premium Breast Implants" with no model.
• Hospital nights. ID Clinic's Bookimed listing shows 2 days in one block and 1 night in another.
• The hotel in the price or beside it. Destination Beauty's 11 nights are a separate line; three Bookimed listings include no hotel.
• Transfers. Cosmacare's Bookimed listing excludes them.
• The garment. CosMediTour tells you to buy your own before you fly; ID Clinic, Wansiri and DGB Clinic list one on Bookimed.
• Pre-op tests, clearance and the specialist's fee. Bangkok Hospital bills all three separately; Yanhee includes the tests and the surgeon.
• Follow-up before you fly. Yanhee gives 7 to 10 days under "Recommended stay before flying"; CosMediTour books a consultation before you leave.
• Complications and revision. Bangkok Hospital charges extra, and Destination Beauty says costs "may still apply".
• Currency and rate. CosMediTour's AUD price moves with the rate at final payment.
• Validity. Bangkok Hospital's package ends 31 December 2026; Yanhee prints no date.
• Deposit and companion. CosMediTour's deposit is non-refundable and its two FAQs disagree on a companion; no hospital page prints a deposit rule.

Frequently asked questions

What's included in a Thailand breast surgery package?

From a hospital, the surgery, the anesthesia and one night, with the implants in at Yanhee and out at Bangkok Hospital. From an agency, that operation, with hotel nights, transfers or a coordinator depending on the seller. Flights are in none of them.

Do Thailand breast implant holiday packages include the hotel?

Only the agency ones. CosMediTour's Bangkok package has 9 nights at The Montien and its Phuket package 6 at The Bliss South Beach Patong, Destination Beauty sells 11 nights as a separate line from 17,900 THB, and on Bookimed, ID Clinic and Somchai include a hotel, three listings don't, and Cosmacare lists "5 days in the hotel" while listing the hotel as not included. No hospital page prints a hotel in its package.

How much is a breast augmentation package in Thailand?

Hospital packages, read 27 October 2026: Yanhee from 125,000 THB ($3,772) with the implants in, Bangkok Hospital 190,000 THB ($5,733) without them, Samui 150,000 THB ($4,526) with no inclusions printed, PPSI from 125,000 THB. Agency packages: CosMediTour from AUD 7,190 with the hotel in, Destination Beauty 119,000 THB ($3,591) surgery only, the sellers' own figures.

Does a Thailand package include a revision if something goes wrong?

Two Bookimed listings print a one-year warranty. Yanhee prices corrective surgery at 181,000 THB, CosMediTour sells a revision package from AUD 9,890, and Bangkok Hospital bills complications as an additional charge. Yanhee's Motiva page says the maker's two no-cost programs "cover the device only, not the surgery to put it in".

How long is the hotel stay in a package, and is it enough to fly home?

CosMediTour's packages give 9 nights in Bangkok or 6 in Phuket after one hospital night, and Destination Beauty's add-on is 11 nights. ASPS, the NHS and BAAPS each say wait five to seven days after breast surgery before flying, and Yanhee asks for 7 to 10 days in Bangkok for the follow-up and stitch check.