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Plastic Surgery Price List in Vietnam: Costs by Procedure

Compare published plastic surgery prices in Vietnam for rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, liposuction, facelifts, eyelid surgery and other procedures.

Plastic Surgery Price List in Vietnam: Costs by Procedure

Plastic surgery prices in Vietnam vary widely because procedures that share the same name can involve very different techniques, implants, grafts, anesthesia and operating-room requirements.

A basic nasal implant procedure is not comparable with structural rhinoplasty using rib cartilage. In the same way, a limited breast lift is very different from augmentation with premium implants or a combined lift-and-augmentation operation.

For that reason, online price lists are best used to establish a rough range, not as a guaranteed final quotation.

This guide uses published Vietnamese provider prices to show how costs differ by procedure and complexity. For a broader explanation of why surgery prices vary, see Plastic Surgery Cost in Vietnam.

Plastic surgery price list in Vietnam

The following table summarizes published prices from Viet My Plastic Surgery Hospital. These are provider-listed prices, not national averages, and promotional prices can change.

Procedure Published price range Main factor affecting price
Rhinoplasty $380 to $5,705 Implant vs structural or rib-cartilage surgery
Breast augmentation $2,285 to $5,705 Implant brand and technique
Breast lift $305 to $3,805 Degree of sagging and surgical extent
Upper/lower eyelid surgery Around $380 to $760 Primary vs revision or ptosis correction
Facelift procedures $760 to $2,285+ Area treated and surgical technique
Liposuction $570 to $3,805 Number and size of body areas
Tummy tuck $1,520 to $3,235 Surgical extent and associated procedures
Facial bone contouring $2,285 to $3,805 Bone procedure performed
Buttock augmentation $2,285 to $3,425 Fat transfer vs implants
Hair transplant From $1.5 to $4 per graft before discounts Technique and number of grafts

The range is deliberately broad because the cheapest and most expensive options often represent different operations rather than different prices for the same operation.

Rhinoplasty prices in Vietnam

Rhinoplasty is a good example of why a single average price can be misleading.

Published procedures include simple nasal reshaping, implant-based augmentation, cartilage grafting and full structural surgery.

Rhinoplasty procedure Published price
Dorsal hump reduction $380
Alar base reduction $460
Nasal implant rhinoplasty $460
Revision nasal implant rhinoplasty $650 to $760
S-Line rhinoplasty with fascia/cartilage/Megaderm graft $760 to $950
Ear-cartilage structural rhinoplasty $1,715 to $2,665
Rib-cartilage S-Line rhinoplasty $2,665 to $3,805
Full rib-cartilage S-Line rhinoplasty $3,805 to $5,705

A person quoted $500 and another quoted $4,000 may therefore not be receiving competing quotes for equivalent surgery.

Structural rhinoplasty can involve modification of the nasal framework, cartilage harvesting and a longer operation. Revision cases can also become more technically difficult because of scar tissue or altered anatomy from previous surgery.

For a procedure-specific breakdown, see Rhinoplasty in Vietnam: Cost, Clinics and Recovery.

Breast augmentation prices

Breast augmentation is another procedure where the implant itself can materially change the price.

One Vietnamese hospital publishes multiple packages using different implant manufacturers and product ranges.

Breast augmentation option Published price
Autologous fat breast augmentation $2,285
Nano implant without chip $2,285
Nano implant with chip $3,045
Transaxillary endoscopic augmentation $3,425
Ergonomix implant $3,805
Mentor Xtra $4,565
Mentor MemoryGel BOOST $4,945
Perle implant $5,325
Ergonomix 2 $5,705

Promotional prices may be lower than these listed prices, so the headline number shown on a clinic website may change over time.

When comparing breast augmentation quotes, ask for the exact manufacturer and implant model rather than accepting broad descriptions such as premium or imported implants.

The quotation should also clarify whether anesthesia, hospital charges, garments and postoperative reviews are included.

See Breast Augmentation Cost in Vietnam for more detail.

Breast lift prices

Breast lift pricing can vary dramatically because the amount of correction required is not the same for every patient.

Breast lift procedure Published price
Level 1 breast lift $305 to $610
Level 2 breast lift $1,140 to $1,715
More extensive breast lift $2,095 to $3,805

A limited lift and a major mastopexy are therefore not directly comparable.

Patients with significant sagging may also combine a lift with augmentation. In that case, the implant cost and additional operating complexity can increase the total considerably.

For more detail, see Breast Lift in Vietnam: Cost and What to Expect.

Liposuction prices by body area

Liposuction is often priced by treatment area rather than as one universal procedure.

Area Published price
Chin $1,330
Jawline $950
Underarm $570 to $1,715
Arms $760 to $1,330
Back $950 to $1,330
Hips $950 to $1,330
Waist $760 to $1,905
Abdomen $1,520 to $3,805
Thighs $1,140 to $2,095
Knees $570 to $760

The amount treated, number of areas and technology used can all change the final quote.

Some clinics advertise MicroAire, Body-Jet, ultrasound or other branded technologies. These terms should not distract from more important questions such as how much tissue is being treated, who performs the procedure and how anesthesia and postoperative monitoring are handled.

For a deeper cost breakdown, see Liposuction Cost in Vietnam.

Facelift prices

The word facelift covers several procedures with different anatomical targets.

Facelift or lifting procedure Published price
Temple skin tightening $760 to $950
Mid-facelift $760 to $950
Neck skin tightening $760 to $950
Chin skin tightening $760 to $950
Forehead lift $1,520 to $1,905
Endoscopic forehead lift $1,905 to $2,285
Endoscopic facelift Around $1,925

A limited mid-face procedure should not be compared directly with more extensive face and neck surgery.

This is also an area where surgical and non-surgical treatments can become mixed in marketing. Thread lifts, fillers and energy-based skin tightening are not equivalent to a surgical facelift.

See Facelift Cost in Vietnam for a more detailed comparison.

Eyelid surgery prices

Eyelid procedures are among the lower-priced surgical options on many Vietnamese aesthetic price lists.

Eyelid procedure Published price
Non-incisional blepharoplasty $380
Upper eyelid blepharoplasty $460
Lower eyelid blepharoplasty $460
Revision eyelid surgery $760
Ptosis correction $760 per side
Canthoplasty $380 to $760

Aesthetic crease creation is not the same as ptosis repair, revision surgery or reconstructive eyelid work, so the procedure name needs to be checked carefully.

Tummy tuck and body contouring prices

Abdominoplasty removes excess skin and can include tightening of the abdominal wall. It should not be confused with liposuction, which primarily removes fat.

Body contouring procedure Published price
Abdominoplasty $1,520 to $3,235
Arm lift $1,140 to $1,715
Thigh lift $1,715 to $2,095
Knee lift $1,715 to $2,095

Patients considering combined liposuction and abdominoplasty should ask whether the quote covers both procedures or whether liposuction is billed separately.

Facial contouring prices

Some Vietnamese cosmetic hospitals also offer skeletal facial contouring procedures.

Facial surgery Published price
Chin augmentation $570 to $760
Sliding genioplasty $1,330 to $1,520
Cheekbone reduction $2,285 to $2,665
Mandibular angle reduction $2,285 to $2,665
Mandibular prognathism correction $2,665 to $3,805
Maxillary prognathism / underbite correction $3,045 to $3,805

These procedures are significantly more invasive than filler-based facial contouring and can involve bone surgery, general anesthesia and a longer recovery period.

Buttock augmentation prices

Providers may offer implant-based augmentation or fat transfer.

Procedure Published price
Sagging butt lift $570 to $1,140
Autologous fat buttock augmentation $2,285
Buttock implants $3,425

Fat-transfer procedures also require liposuction to obtain the graft material, so patients should confirm whether fat harvesting is included in the quoted amount.

Hair transplant prices

Hair transplantation is often priced differently from other cosmetic surgery because the total commonly depends on the number of grafts.

Published examples include:

Hair procedure Published price before promotions
Manual DHI $1.50 per graft
Long-hair transplant $3 per graft
Robotic transplant $4 per graft
Hairline-lowering surgery $1,905

A per-graft price can look inexpensive until it is multiplied by 2,000 or 3,000 grafts. Always ask for the estimated graft count and expected total cost.

What may be included in a plastic surgery quote?

There is no universal package structure.

Often included in some packages May be charged separately
Surgeon fee Initial consultation
Operating-room use Preoperative blood tests
Standard anesthesia Imaging or specialist clearance
Implant in some breast packages Extra hospital nights
Routine postoperative checks Prescription medication
Basic dressing changes Compression garments
Standard hospital stay Additional procedures
Limited follow-up Revision surgery

This is why two quotations should be compared line by line rather than by headline price alone.

What changes the price most?

Factor Why it matters
Surgical complexity Longer or technically difficult procedures generally cost more
Primary vs revision surgery Scar tissue and previous implants can make revision more difficult
Implant brand Breast implants can vary substantially in price
Cartilage or graft harvesting Rib and ear-cartilage surgery adds operative work
Number of body areas Multiple liposuction areas increase time and resources
Anesthesia General anesthesia usually requires more staff and monitoring
Facility Larger hospitals and higher-spec operating environments may have higher charges
Length of stay Overnight or multi-day admission increases total cost
Postoperative care Dressings, medications and follow-up may be packaged differently

Promotional prices can distort comparisons

Discounts are common in Vietnam's cosmetic market.

The same provider may publish a standard price and a much lower promotional price for a particular implant, liposuction technology or package.

That does not automatically make the offer problematic, but it makes comparison harder.

Ask for a written quotation showing:

  • The exact operation
  • Implant or graft used
  • Surgeon fee
  • Anesthesia
  • Facility fee
  • Hospital stay
  • Medication
  • Follow-up
  • Any optional charges

A percentage discount is less useful than knowing the actual final amount and what it covers.

Surgery price versus total medical-tourism cost

For someone travelling to Vietnam specifically for surgery, the clinic bill is not the entire budget.

Additional expense Why to budget for it
Flights Flexible tickets may be useful if recovery is delayed
Hotel Patients may need to remain near the clinic for follow-up
Local transport Mobility can be limited after surgery
Companion expenses Some major procedures are easier with support
Medication Not always included in the package
Extra appointments Additional reviews may be required
Complication care Insurance may exclude elective cosmetic surgery
Extended stay Flying immediately after major surgery may be inappropriate

Medical tourism can still produce a lower overall cost, but only if these additional expenses are included in the comparison.

Price should not be the only selection criterion

International safety guidance consistently emphasizes the surgeon and surgical facility, not merely the quoted price.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons advises patients to consider surgeon qualifications and the standards of the facility where surgery is performed. ISAPS similarly advises medical tourists to check the surgeon, facility and arrangements for surgery abroad.

For someone travelling to Vietnam, useful questions include:

  1. Who will personally perform the operation?
  2. What qualifications does that surgeon have for this procedure?
  3. Where will surgery take place?
  4. Who will administer anesthesia?
  5. What emergency facilities are available?
  6. How long should you remain in Vietnam?
  7. Who provides follow-up after discharge?
  8. What happens if a complication appears after returning home?

A low quote is not particularly valuable if the patient cannot establish these basics.

How to compare two plastic surgery quotes

Suppose one clinic quotes $2,500 for breast augmentation and another quotes $3,800.

That difference does not immediately tell you which is cheaper on a like-for-like basis.

The second package might include a different implant, general anesthesia, an overnight stay and postoperative garments. The first might quote only the core surgical package.

Before comparing the amounts, make sure both quotes describe the same:

  • Procedure
  • Implant or graft
  • Anesthesia
  • Facility setting
  • Length of stay
  • Follow-up schedule
  • Included medication

The same rule applies to rhinoplasty, liposuction and facelift surgery.

What to remember about plastic surgery prices in Vietnam

Vietnamese providers publish plastic surgery prices ranging from a few hundred dollars for some localized procedures to several thousand dollars for complex nasal, breast, facial or body surgery.

The large range does not necessarily mean clinics disagree about the value of the same operation. Often, the operations themselves are substantially different.

For price research, use published lists to understand the approximate scale of costs, then obtain an individualized quotation after assessment.

The most useful quote is not simply the cheapest one. It is the one that clearly identifies the procedure, surgeon, implant or graft, anesthesia, facility, aftercare and likely additional expenses.

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions below cover common searches about plastic surgery prices in Vietnam.

How much does plastic surgery cost in Vietnam?

Published prices range from a few hundred US dollars for some localized procedures to several thousand dollars for structural rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, facial bone surgery and major body contouring. The exact cost depends on the procedure and what the package includes.

How much does rhinoplasty cost in Vietnam?

One major Vietnamese plastic surgery hospital publishes prices from about $380 to $460 for some limited nasal procedures and up to about $5,705 for full rib-cartilage structural rhinoplasty. These are different operations rather than a single rhinoplasty offered at different prices.

How much is breast augmentation in Vietnam?

Published breast augmentation prices at one large provider range from about $2,285 to $5,705 depending largely on the implant product and surgical technique. Promotional prices can be lower.

How much is liposuction in Vietnam?

Published prices vary by body area. Examples range from roughly $570 for some smaller areas to about $3,805 for extensive abdominal liposuction at one provider.

Does the listed plastic surgery price include everything?

Not necessarily. Consultation, tests, anesthesia, medication, garments, hospital accommodation or revision care may be separate. Ask for a written itemized quotation before booking.

Should I choose the cheapest plastic surgery clinic in Vietnam?

Price can be part of the decision, but it should be considered alongside the surgeon's qualifications, the surgical facility, anesthesia arrangements, follow-up and the plan for managing complications.

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Tan Nguyen

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Tan Nguyen

Medical writer for Vietnam Clinic. MD, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City.

John Maitland

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John Maitland

Medical reviewer for Vietnam Clinic. MD, University of Pennsylvania.

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