Facelift in Thailand: Prices, Safety and Planning Your Stay

A facelift in Thailand costs THB 140,000 for a mid/lower face lift on Ekachai's English list, while TRP prints THB 420,000 for its combined upper and lower Face-Lock procedure (read 27 October 2026). Before comparing those prices, ask which areas your operation would treat and what the hospital would charge beyond surgery.

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Start with the operation you are actually comparing

Facelift, neck lift and brow lift treat different areas

The NHS facelift guide describes lifting and pulling back facial skin to make the face look tighter and smoother. Rhytidectomy is the medical term for a facelift.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) describes a neck lift as surgery for visible aging in the jawline and neck. Its brow-lift guidance covers sagging brows, forehead wrinkles and frown lines.

A named variant matters more than a headline "facelift" price

Ekachai's list separates mid/lower face lift from mid/lower face and neck lift, with further rows adding neck-muscle tightening. It also lists forehead and brow procedures separately.

Ask the surgeon to mark the proposed treatment areas and explain the technique. If you're considering a deep plane facelift, ask the hospital to name that technique in its proposal alongside the areas treated.

Published facelift prices in Thailand, with the seller and read date shown

Hospital and clinic prices published on their own sites

The hospital prices and admission terms below were read 27 October 2026. Compare the procedure name, city and inclusions together, and request a dated quote for your operation.

For a facelift, the facelift hospital notes compare hospitals using their listed surgeons, accreditation, procedure costs, and admission terms.

Bangkok Hospital's English package is for fly-in patients and expires on 31 December 2026. Its terms exclude several costs, including tests, home medication and complications, detailed below; the hospital also reserves the right to change prices.

Yanhee and Ekachai print different figures on their English and Thai pages. Both versions appear below so you can ask which price and terms apply to your booking.

Agency packages are a different price type

These CosMediTour prices were read 27 October 2026. They are agency packages in Australian dollars (AUD).

The linked packages list consultations before and after surgery, plus airport and hospital transfers. The Bangkok package also lists a daily hotel nurse visit; flights are excluded from these packages.

Their hotel terms carry 2024 dates, including a Phuket rate window of 1 April to 30 September 2024. Ask for accommodation pricing for your actual dates and keep the eyelid surgery attached to the third package when comparing quotes.

For more price comparisons, see facelift costs in Thailand.

Who a facelift may suit, and when to pause before booking travel

Questions a surgeon needs to assess before saying you are suitable

ASPS's candidate guidance describes healthy nonsmokers with realistic expectations as general candidates for facelift surgery. Suitability is individual.

If you smoke or have a health concern, ask the surgeon whether you should postpone surgery and travel. Ask how any nicotine use affects the plan, and what assessment is needed before booking.

Explain the face or neck concern you want addressed and the change you expect. Ask whether the proposed operation is appropriate for you, what result is realistic and whether you should decide against surgery.

Risks to discuss before travel

The NHS lists nerve injury, asymmetry, hair loss, scarring and healing problems among facelift risks. Asymmetry means the sides look different.

For facelift travel, safety planning information addresses hospital and surgeon checks, flight timing, aftercare, insurance questions, and surgery-tourism research.

It also lists excessive bleeding, blood clots, infection and an allergic reaction to the anesthetic as surgical risks. Ask your surgeon about your individual risks and how each would be treated.

Get the contact arrangements for problems after discharge, including after you return home. Ask who would treat a complication and which costs you would pay.

What to get in writing before you pay

Send this information when requesting a quote

Start with the concern you want assessed and the hospital price page you're asking about. You can use this request:

"I'm considering facelift surgery for the areas described below. What information do you need from me for a surgeon consultation and an itemized written quote? Please confirm the proposed operation, treatment city and care plan before I book travel."

Ask which photographs, health details or documents the hospital wants and how to submit them. Let the hospital specify its requirements.

Ask the hospital to itemize the proposal

Bangkok Hospital's package terms include operating and recovery rooms, procedure medicine and supplies, and surgeon and anesthesiologist teams. A second inclusion line adds a standard inpatient room, nursing, package food and medical equipment.

The same terms exclude special supplies and implants, laboratory work and other investigations, pathology and special instruments, the specialist consultant charge, and home medication. They also exclude costs for underlying or related conditions and complications, plus intensive care beyond the package.

Ask for the exclusions to remain visible in your written quote.

Have the hospital itemize anesthesia, admission, tests, medicines and follow-up. Ask about extra hospital nights and treatment after discharge, with prices for anything outside the proposed package.

TRP prints a one-year warranty subject to hospital terms. CosMediTour's Bangkok package lists Surgery Travel Back Warranty as an add-on; ask for the applicable terms and the costs you would still pay.

Resolve known conflicts before booking

These seller prices and offer terms were read 27 October 2026. Keep both page versions with your quote request.

The Thai labels are translated into English. Ekachai's rows state general anesthesia and two hospital nights on both pages; ask each hospital to confirm the applicable price and terms.

Bangkok Hospital specifies different patient groups: THB 282,000 on its English page for fly-in patients, and THB 253,000 on its Thai page for Thais and expats (translated from Thai). Both face-and-neck packages list one hospital night and expire on 31 December 2026.

Its medical-clearance terms conflict across two English pages:

Both offers expire on 31 December 2026. Ask the hospital to state the clearance charge in your quote.

CosMediTour's price list labels Face + Neck Lift from $17,590, using a dollar sign without a currency name. Its Bangkok package labels mid and lower facelift plus neck lift from AUD 15,390; ask the agency to confirm the currency and operation covered by each offer.

Your Thailand treatment plan, from quote to follow-up

1. Get the exact operation and written terms

Match the proposal to the procedure you discussed, including any neck or eyelid surgery. Request the deposit, payment and cancellation terms before paying.

2. Have the consultation and medical-clearance requirements confirmed

Yanhee's pricing page says the actual procedure and price are confirmed only after consultation with the doctor. Ask what can be assessed before travel and what needs an appointment in person.

Bangkok Hospital requires medical clearance by an internal physician. Have the hospital confirm the assessment arrangements and which of its clearance terms applies.

3. Plan the printed admission and local recovery period

The hospital table gives the admission attached to each operation: one night at Bangkok Hospital, two at Yanhee, Ekachai and PPSI, and no overnight stay for TRP's Face-Lock. Yanhee separately states 10 to 14 days near Bangkok.

The NHS says facelift surgery usually takes two to three hours, with most people staying overnight. It gives about two to four weeks for full recovery and says to take that time off work.

Your recovery might differ.

Ask for the follow-up appointment schedule and the contact details you'll use between visits. For an agency package, confirm how the included consultations fit within the hotel stay.

4. Get the treating surgeon's advice before arranging your flight home

Ask when your surgeon expects to review you for onward travel and what would require you to stay longer. Have that discussion before choosing the return date.

See facelift recovery and the trip home for recovery planning and questions to take to the hospital.

Questions to ask a hospital before paying anything

Use the hospital's written proposal to work through these questions. The cost items follow Bangkok Hospital's printed terms.

• What exact operation and treatment areas are proposed, and why?
• Is this a fixed package price or a starting price, and what currency will I pay?
• Which rooms, nursing, surgical teams, medicines, supplies, food and follow-up are included?
• Which tests, clearance, consultant charges and home medicines cost extra?
• What anesthesia is planned, and who will administer it?
• How many hospital nights and local follow-up visits are planned?
• What advice will the treating surgeon give about onward travel?
• Who handles complications or revision requests after discharge, and what would I pay for further surgery or intensive care?

Frequently asked questions

How much does a facelift cost in Thailand?

Ekachai's English list prints THB 140,000 for mid/lower face lift in Samut Sakhon, while PPSI in Phuket prints facelift starting at THB 159,000 (read 27 October 2026). Ekachai's Thai page prints THB 180,000 for its mid/lower face lift; ask which terms apply.

Is a facelift in Thailand safe?

Discuss your individual risk with the treating surgeon before travel. The NHS lists risks including nerve injury, bleeding, infection and healing problems.

Who is a good candidate for a facelift?

ASPS describes general candidates as healthy nonsmokers with realistic expectations. Ask the surgeon to assess whether surgery is appropriate for you.

How long should I stay in Thailand after a facelift?

Yanhee states 10 to 14 days near Bangkok, with two hospital nights for mid-facelift. The NHS gives about two to four weeks for recovery; discuss your local stay and onward travel with your surgeon.

What is included in a facelift package?

Bangkok Hospital lists surgical and anesthesia teams, operating and recovery rooms, supplies and medicine, with another line adding the inpatient room, nursing and package food. CosMediTour's Bangkok agency package adds hotel nights and transfers, with flights excluded.

Ask Yanhee for its inclusion list in writing.

Will I be asleep during facelift surgery?

Yanhee names general anesthesia, as do Ekachai's mid/lower face-lift rows. TRP's Face-Lock page describes intravenous (IV) sedation rather than general anesthesia with intubation, a breathing tube.

Ask the treating surgeon to explain your anesthesia plan and who will administer it.

In this section: facelift in Bangkok and what a facelift costs in Thailand. Related procedures: neck lift in Thailand, brow lift in Thailand and buccal fat removal in Thailand. This page is part of our cosmetic surgery in Thailand guide, which lists the procedures by area.