Rhinoplasty Cost: Thailand Prices Beside US, UK and Australian Figures

In the United States, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) prints $7,637 as the average cost of rhinoplasty, only part of the total price, excluding anesthesia, operating room facilities and other related expenses. In Thailand, Yanhee's cheapest implant row is 30,000 THB as a day case, and the dearest nose row on the Bangkok and Phuket hospital lists below is Yanhee's 271,000 THB rib cartilage correction with one night, which is $905 to $8,177.

Dollars at ฿33.14 = $1 (European Central Bank reference rates, 22 September 2026) are conversions, except Bangkok Plastic Surgery's prices, which it prints in USD.

The spread is the technique. Yanhee's augmentation rows run from 30,000 THB for a silicone implant with no hospital night to 220,000 THB for rib cartilage with one night, and Bangkok Hospital's 46,000 THB row is a local anesthetic day case while its 207,000 THB row is a reduction with one night.

Our rhinoplasty in Thailand guide covers the operation, the surgeons and the checks. This page is only about money.

Nobody at AsiaPatient has had this nose surgery or visited these hospitals and clinics. We read the hospitals' and clinics' own pages, the agency price lists and the US, UK and Australian health bodies.

Rhinoplasty Costs at Home and in Thailand

ASPS gives an average cost that covers only part of the total price. Spire Parkway's from-price includes the initial consultation, treatment and aftercare; Yanhee's rib cartilage hospital package includes the surgeon, anesthesia and one night.

Home-country price table

Figures below were read 31 October 2026. Currencies stay as printed; Australian price rows are in Australian dollars, and the year column gives the source's date where stated.

Yanhee's rib cartilage row at 220,000 THB ($6,639) includes the surgeon, the anesthesia and the night, while ASPS's $7,637 average cost is only part of the total price and excludes anesthesia, operating room facilities and other related expenses.

What Thai hospitals and clinics publish

Most big names show no price on the pages linked below. Seven print a figure, and every price below was read 27 October 2026 on the page linked in its row.

Yanhee prints more than 40 nose prices on one list. The table shows a selection.

One Yanhee row is cheaper than it looks. "Rhinoplasty (with Open Technique) material not include" is 30,000 THB with the implant left out, and the page doesn't say what the material costs.

Bangkok Hospital prints three nose rows on its English page and three on its Thai page. The English page prints 46,000, 207,000 and 265,000 THB for "Fly in only". The Thai page prints 42,000, 186,000 and 237,000 THB for Thai people and expats (translated from Thai).

That's 4,000 to 28,000 THB apart per row (our arithmetic). If you live in Thailand, ask which list applies to you.

These hospitals show no rhinoplasty prices on the pages linked.

What drives the price

The material sets the first step. Yanhee prices a standard silicone implant at 30,000 THB, USA grade at 40,000 THB, Korean grade at 50,000 THB and Gore-Tex at 70,000 THB, all as day cases.

Your own cartilage costs more. Yanhee's open combos of silicone or Gore-Tex plus ear cartilage run 105,000 to 202,500 THB, and its rib cartilage row is 220,000 THB with one night, a gap of 190,000 THB ($5,733, our arithmetic) over the standard silicone row.

Open or closed is the second step. Rattinan's page says the closed technique costs less because the structure isn't opened much and semi-open goes up with complexity (translated from Thai), and Vejthani uses open "for major nose reshaping" and closed "for minor reshaping".

Reduction with a hospital night costs more than the cheapest augmentation day case on both hospital lists. Bangkok Hospital's local anesthetic nose job is 46,000 THB as a day case and its reduction is 207,000 THB with one night, and Yanhee's nose reshaping is 105,000 THB with two nights against 30,000 THB for an implant.

Tip and alar work are priced as their own rows. Yanhee lists alar reduction at 30,500 THB, tip-plasty with a graft at 45,500 THB and nose tip augmentation with Osteopore at 65,000 THB ($1,961), and Bangkok Plastic Surgery prints alaplasty at 1,200 USD.

Nights follow the technique. On Yanhee's own stay column the silicone, Gore-Tex and ear cartilage rows print no night, the 220,000 THB rib cartilage rows one night, and the 105,000 THB Nose Reshaping, septoplasty and ultrasonic rows two nights.

Anesthesia moves the row too. Yanhee's standard implant is done "usually under local anaesthesia with sedation in about an hour as a day case", and Bangkok Hospital's cheapest row is "Local Anesthetics OPD".

The implant can sit outside the package. Bangkok Hospital excludes "implants", and a My1Health listing of a Bumrungrad augmentation package prints "Cost of implant not included".

Hospital or clinic doesn't show on a price page. Thai law splits the two by overnight stay: a clinic takes no overnight patients and a hospital does, per a Department of Health Service Support manual (translated from Thai).

Broker and agency prices

Search this topic and half of page one is brokers and marketplaces. Each figure below is the agency's or the marketplace's, never the hospital's.

CosMediTour, an Australian agency, prices open rhinoplasty in Bangkok from AUD 10,990 and rhinoplasty in Phuket from AUD 12,590, read 27 October 2026. The Bangkok package covers the surgeon and anesthetist fees, one hospital night, nine nights at The Montien Bangkok, consultations, a daily nurse visit to the hotel and transfers, and "Flights are not included in this package".

Its Phuket package covers two hospital nights and 11 nights at Hotel Indigo, and the page says those hotel prices apply to clients checking in from 1 April to 30 September 2024. Both pages price in AUD at the agency's own exchange rate and say the rate can move at final payment.

Destination Beauty's price list, an agency working inside Samitivej Thonburi and Ruamjairak hospitals, prints nose implant 59,000 THB ($1,780), rhinoplasty 195,000 THB ($5,884), rib cartilage 239,000 and 259,000 THB ($7,212 and $7,815), revision from 209,000 THB ($6,307) and revision with rib cartilage 299,000 THB ($9,022), read 27 October 2026.

The same page contradicts itself on what those buy. Its column heading reads "Procedure (surgery cost only)" and the paragraph under the table says the prices are "fully inclusive, including consultation, surgery, medicine, implants, and 1-4 nights in a private room". Ask which one applies before you compare.

PlacidWay lists a DGB Clinic package at $4,900.

PlacidWay's Yanhee listing says packages start "from just $873" for a closed technique with local anesthesia and a silicone implant, and lists general anesthesia, cartilage harvest and revision as excluded. Yanhee's own standard silicone row is 30,000 THB ($905).

Medical Departures puts the Thailand average at "USD $2,200 (AUD $3,300)", its own estimate.

Ask the agency for the hospital's own price row and the implant or graft on it, so you can set the quote against the first table.

Clinics cannot pay to be listed or ranked higher on AsiaPatient.

The full trip budget

Build the budget from the hospital's price row, then add what the row leaves out.

The arithmetic with only the figures on this page: Yanhee's standard silicone implant at 30,000 THB ($905) is a day case, so every night in Bangkok is a hotel night, ten on our assumption, plus flights and insurance. Its rib cartilage row at 220,000 THB ($6,639) includes one night, so nine hotel nights on the same assumption.

At Bangkok Hospital HQ the 46,000 THB ($1,388) local anesthetic row still needs the implant, the consultant fee, lab work and the clearance before it's a surgery total.

The follow-up sets the last night. Yanhee says a follow-up check "is usually scheduled within 7 to 10 days".

Revision costs

Yanhee is the only hospital above that prices revisions row by row. Swapping a standard implant is 40,500 THB ($1,222), an open correction that keeps the same silicone implant is 30,500 THB ($920), and taking an implant out is 15,500 THB ($468).

Its two rib graft corrections carry a night. An open correction with an ear cartilage tip graft is 150,000 THB ($4,526) as a day case, rib cartilage after a silicone implant is 221,000 THB ($6,669) with one night, and rib after a previous rib graft is 271,000 THB ($8,177) with one night.

Masterpiece Hospital's page prices nose correction from about 79,000 to 220,000 THB ($2,384 to $6,639) depending on the surgeon, and says there may be extra cost when old silicone is corrected or the open technique is used (translated from Thai).

Destination Beauty's agency list prints revision from 209,000 THB ($6,307) and revision with rib cartilage at 299,000 THB ($9,022).

The Somchai Clinic listing at Bookimed prints "Follow-up appointments 1-year warranty", and CosMediTour sells a "Surgery Travel Warranty" add-on whose terms aren't on the package page.

Get the revision policy in writing: who pays the surgeon, the operating room and the night if the nose needs a second operation, and until when.

Revisions aren't rare. Vejthani's own page says "Around 15% of individuals may require a follow-up (revision) surgery for minor adjustments after the initial procedure."

One 2017 study of 177 Asian patients with composite implants reports "an 8.8% revision rate" at 6.0 months of follow-up, and one 2021 study of 252 revisions after open rhinoplasty found "The revision rate was found to be 10.8 percent."

Wansiri says a revision should happen "within 1 to 2 weeks following their previous procedure" or wait at least six months, and by then you've flown home.

The cheap trap

Filter on who operates and where before you filter on price.

The cheapest implant rows are local anesthetic day cases.

An implant is the cheaper material with its own trade-off. Yanhee's rib page says "Silicone implants can cause soft-tissue contraction and deformity over time and a higher revision rate", and the same page says rib cartilage "can rarely warp or be reabsorbed".

The two studies that follow are each one retrospective series. One 2013 review of 548 Asian patients with silicone implants over 15 years reports "The total complication rate was 6.5% (4.9% deviation, 0.7% extrusion, 0.5% hematoma and 0.3% infection)" at a mean follow-up of six months.

One 2012 review of 83 Asian rib cartilage cases, 39 of them revisions, reports "The complication rate related to grafts was 12 percent, which included five warped grafts and five infections."

A 2018 meta-analysis of 53 articles found rib cartilage's overall complication rate was 14%, higher than implants, and notes that rib "was more commonly used in revision rhinoplasty". Its authors write "Our findings were limited by lack of high-quality evidence". So the comparison rests on weak evidence.

BAAPS adds that with an implant or graft "in rare cases this can poke out through the skin months or years later, particularly after an injury".

The surgeon's training doesn't show on a price page either. ThPRS says there is still no clear written law in Thailand barring doctors without the plastic surgery diploma from cosmetic surgery (translated from Thai).

Since 3 July 2026 Thai doctors advertising cosmetic services must show their full name and licence number (Pattaya Mail). TRP Hospital already prints a licence number under each surgeon on its rhinoplasty page, so match the name in the ThPRS member search, which lists "Only Full Members of ThPRS".

Then ask where the operation happens. ThPRS advises that operations under general anesthesia happen only in a hospital accredited to international standard (translated from Thai). That is the society's advice, not a law.

A number below the first table is possible. Before you take it, ask which line it drops: the implant grade, the anesthetist, the night, or the follow-up where the splint and stitches come out.

In this section: rhinoplasty in Bangkok, rhinoplasty before and after and rhinoplasty clinics in Thailand compared. To compare procedures side by side, see the cosmetic surgery price list.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a nose job in Thailand?

Yanhee's cheapest implant row is 30,000 THB as a day case, and the dearest nose row on the Bangkok and Phuket hospital lists below is Yanhee's 271,000 THB rib cartilage correction with one night. Technique sets the row: implant, own cartilage, reduction or revision. Prices read 27 October 2026.

How much does rhinoplasty cost in the US, UK and Australia?

In the US, ASPS prints $7,637 as the average cost of rhinoplasty, only part of the total price, excluding anesthesia, operating room facilities and other related expenses. In the UK, Spire Parkway lists from £8,176 for the initial consultation, treatment and aftercare. In Australia, Australia Plastic Surgery lists $10,990-$14,990 (AUD) for surgery and 6 weeks follow up, with additional hospital costs of around $4,000 (AUD) if private hospital cover doesn't apply.

How much is rhinoplasty in Thailand in US dollars?

At ฿33.14 = $1 those rows are $905 to $8,177, and Bangkok Plastic Surgery prints its own dollar prices at 1,500 to 3,500 USD. Yanhee's rib cartilage row is $6,639 and its Gore-Tex row is $2,112. The hospital charges baht, so your card's rate sets the final figure.

What does the price include?

It depends on the page. Yanhee's rows cover the surgeon, the anesthesia and any stated night. Bangkok Hospital HQ's cover the operating room and the teams and exclude the implant, the consultant fee, lab work and the clearance, and PPSI's and Rattinan's starting prices print no inclusions.

Is a silicone implant cheaper than rib cartilage?

Yes, on every list that prices both. Yanhee's standard silicone implant is 30,000 THB as a day case and its rib cartilage row is 220,000 THB with one night, and Destination Beauty's agency list prints nose implant 59,000 THB against rib cartilage 239,000 to 259,000 THB.

How long do I need to stay in Thailand?

ASPS says wait seven to 10 days before flying after rhinoplasty. Yanhee removes the splint 5 to 7 days after an implant and schedules a follow-up check within 7 to 10 days after a reshaping, and Vejthani says the splint stays on for a week or two. Our planning assumption is 10 nights, 14 if the splint stays on longer.

Is revision included in the price?

Yanhee prices corrections as separate rows, from 15,500 THB to take an implant out, and a Bookimed listing for Somchai Clinic carries a "1-year warranty" line. Get the policy in writing before you pay.