Dr Hai Le Aesthetic Surgery Hanoi

Dr Hai Le Aesthetic Hospital is a specialist plastic and aesthetic hospital at 219–229 Khuat Duy Tien, Dai Mo, Hanoi. The provider’s current website identifies the facility as Bệnh viện Tạo hình Thẩm mỹ Dr. Hải Lê and publishes Ministry of Health operating licence 418/BYT-GPHĐ. This is a material change from the earlier Dr Hai Le clinic profile: the current main facility is a hospital on Khuat Duy Tien, not the older 314 Pho Hue clinic address. Patients should use the hospital name and current address when confirming a consultation or paying a deposit.

The hospital is part of Dr Hai Le Med Group and is led by Dr Le Viet Hai, commonly presented as Dr Hai Le. Its scope centres on plastic surgery, aesthetic medicine and related appearance-focused services. A specialist hospital provides a more appropriate setting for operations requiring anaesthesia and postoperative monitoring than a non-medical beauty salon, but licensing alone does not establish that every advertised treatment is suitable for every patient.

Current surgical and aesthetic services

The official site organises services around eye surgery, rhinoplasty, breast surgery, body contouring and facial plastic surgery. Published examples include eyelid creation and revision, nose reshaping, breast augmentation and lifting, chin augmentation, temple or cheek augmentation and face-lifting techniques. The current menu also presents high-technology dermatology, hair-loss treatment, underarm treatment, injectable fillers, facial balancing and cosmetic tattooing.

These services differ greatly in invasiveness, practitioner requirements and recovery. A filler appointment should not be assessed in the same way as breast surgery or a deep-plane facelift. Ask whether the proposed treatment is surgery, a minimally invasive medical procedure or a non-medical cosmetic service; who will perform it; and in which licensed area of the hospital it will take place. For any operation, confirm the named surgeon, anaesthetist and planned postoperative observation.

People comparing providers can consult Vietnam Clinic’s Hanoi plastic surgery comparison and Vietnam rhinoplasty guide for questions about licensing, surgeon identity and follow-up. These comparisons are research aids, not endorsements or replacements for an individual medical assessment.

Verifying the doctor and proposed procedure

The Dr Hai Le brand covers a hospital and has previously operated multiple clinics, so the brand name alone is insufficient proof of who will provide care. During booking, request the full name and professional role of the clinician who will examine you and the surgeon who will operate. Ask to see the current Vietnamese practice certificate and confirm that its scope covers the planned procedure. If a consultation is conducted by a coordinator, it should still be followed by a direct medical consultation before consent or final payment.

Ask the surgeon to explain the indication, alternatives, limits and material risks in plain language. For implants, fillers, threads or other products, request the manufacturer, model or product name, lot number, expiry date and regulatory documentation. For devices, ask which model will be used, whether the operator is medically qualified and how burns, pigment changes or other complications are handled. Branded technique names on the website are marketing labels unless the underlying surgical steps and evidence are explained.

Before agreeing to a combined procedure, ask why each component is necessary and how the combination changes anaesthesia time, blood-loss risk, mobility and recovery. An independent second opinion is sensible for extensive surgery, major revision work or a plan that promises a result without discussing anatomical limits.

Preparing for consultation and surgery

Bring identification, medical history, medication and supplement lists, allergies, previous operation reports and any implant records. Tell the clinical team about nicotine use, pregnancy, diabetes, sleep apnoea, bleeding or clotting disorders, heart or lung disease, keloid scarring and previous reactions to anaesthesia. Do not stop anticoagulants or other prescribed medication without instructions from the doctor responsible for that treatment.

Revision patients should take photographs from before the original procedure and any records describing what was inserted or removed. For breast or facial implants, the original implant card can materially affect planning. The hospital may require laboratory testing, imaging or another specialist opinion; ask for the reason and retain copies of results. A responsible consultation may conclude that surgery should be postponed or is not indicated.

Obtain a written, itemised quotation before paying. It should specify surgeon and anaesthesia fees, operating room, implants or consumables, laboratory tests, medication, inpatient stay, garments and follow-up. Confirm the deposit, cancellation and refund policy, including what happens if the hospital cancels for a medical reason. Promotional prices and package names should not replace an exact procedure description.

Information for expatriates and medical travellers

The current website is mainly in Vietnamese and does not establish that every doctor, nurse, consent form or discharge document is available in English. When booking, state the language required and ask whether a qualified interpreter can attend the clinical consultation, consent process and discharge. A sales representative or accompanying friend should not be the only person translating anaesthetic risks or revision conditions.

The hospital publishes its main contact as 1900 555555 and contact@drhaile.vn. Its website states that the hospital operates 24 hours, but this should not be interpreted as confirmation that every outpatient clinic, surgeon or elective procedure is available around the clock. Confirm the appointment time, named doctor, hospital entrance and urgent postoperative number separately.

Visitors should arrive early enough for an in-person assessment and remain in Hanoi for the required follow-up. Ask the surgeon how long to wait before flying, driving, exercising or travelling outside the city. If sedation or general anaesthesia is planned, arrange an adult companion and suitable accommodation. Do not schedule the return flight so close to surgery that a delayed discharge, drain removal or unexpected review becomes impossible.

Aftercare and clinical records

Before discharge, collect the operation report, medication list, wound-care instructions, implant card where relevant and a written schedule for reviews. Confirm which visits are included in the price, who removes sutures or drains and how long the operating surgeon will remain responsible for follow-up. Ask whether after-hours contact reaches clinical staff or only the general hotline.

For care that may continue outside Vietnam, request an English summary or a sufficiently detailed Vietnamese record that can be translated. It should identify the procedure, anaesthetic, products or implants, postoperative medicines and any complications. Remote photographs can assist with routine checks, but they cannot rule out infection, bleeding, wound separation or circulation problems when symptoms require an examination.

Any warranty or revision promise should be obtained in writing. Clarify what counts as a complication, what counts as an elective aesthetic revision, which fees remain payable and whether travel costs are excluded. A promise of long-term or lifetime results should be treated cautiously because ageing, healing and implant-related changes cannot be guaranteed.

When another hospital or emergency care is needed

Dr Hai Le is a specialist aesthetic hospital rather than a general emergency service for every acute condition. Seek urgent assessment for breathing difficulty, chest pain, fainting, confusion, heavy bleeding, rapidly expanding swelling, high fever, severe worsening pain or one-sided leg swelling. Do not wait for a marketing or social-media account to reply when symptoms may be time-sensitive.

People with unstable medical conditions or complex reconstructive needs may require a general or university hospital with broader intensive-care and specialist support. Ask in advance how the aesthetic hospital transfers a patient if a complication exceeds its scope. The current hospital identity, licence, address, service groups, contact details and 24-hour statement were checked on the provider’s official website on 22 October 2026.