Dr. Harvard Plastic Surgery

Cosmetic surgery and medical aesthetics in Son Tra

Dr. Harvard Plastic Surgery is an aesthetic practice at 299 Duong Dinh Nghe Street, An Hai Bac, Son Tra District, Da Nang. Its official website groups services into cosmetic surgery, non-surgical medical aesthetics and skin-rejuvenation treatment. The published menu is broad, ranging from rhinoplasty and eyelid surgery to injectable treatments, PRP, laser procedures, HIFU and microneedling.

The clinic identifies MSc MD Ho Kha Vinh Nhan as the professional responsible for the practice. His official biography states that he trained in medicine and surgical residency at Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy, completed Specialist Level I training in plastic surgery at Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine, undertook further training in France and South Korea, and teaches in surgery and aesthetics at the University of Da Nang’s medical faculty. These are provider-published credentials; prospective patients should still ask to see the current practising certificate and confirm who will perform each part of a procedure.

The practice maintains both Vietnamese and English versions of its website and price list. This is helpful for international patients, but translated marketing pages do not guarantee that every consent discussion, nurse interaction or postoperative call will be handled fluently in English. Confirm the language of clinical communication before paying.

Surgical procedures shown on the official menu

The clinic lists several forms of rhinoplasty, including structural, semi-structural and implant-based approaches, as well as nasal-tip and alar work. Eyelid and brow services include double-eyelid surgery, removal of excess upper or lower eyelid skin and fat, tear-trough fat transfer and brow lifting. Facial surgery categories also include chin augmentation, buccal-fat removal, facelift, neck lift, dimple creation, lip surgery, otoplasty and earlobe repair.

The current price page expands the scope to breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction, surgery for gynecomastia, liposuction, tummy tuck, arm and back lifting, Brazilian butt lift and female intimate surgery. A website entry confirms only that a procedure is marketed; it does not establish that every operation is performed at the consultation address or that every patient is suitable. Major surgery may require an authorised operating facility, anaesthesia team, monitoring, recovery capacity and transfer arrangements beyond a small outpatient clinic.

Ask for the exact legal name and address of the facility where surgery will occur, the surgeon and anaesthetist’s roles, the planned anaesthetic, implant or device details, expected admission time and emergency-transfer pathway. For comparisons, see Vietnam Clinic’s guides to plastic-surgery clinics in Da Nang and rhinoplasty providers in Da Nang. These directories are starting points, not endorsements or substitutes for credential checks.

Injectables and non-surgical treatment

The published medical-aesthetics list includes botulinum-toxin injections, dermal filler, lip filler, mesotherapy, PRP, thread lifting and HIFU. Treatment areas shown on the price page include forehead and frown lines, crow’s feet, the jaw and chin, lips, facial volume, nose, brow, face and neck. Brand, dose, batch, injector and product authorisation matter more than the generic label “Botox” or “filler”.

Before an injection, ask to see the unopened product, manufacturer, expiry date, batch number and intended dose. Confirm that the name recorded on the website corresponds to the product actually used; some spellings on the English price page are inconsistent. Discuss asymmetry, bruising, infection, eyelid or brow droop, vascular occlusion, tissue injury and the need for urgent review. Filler around the nose, forehead or eyes carries particular vascular risk and should only be undertaken after a clear explanation of emergency management.

Thread lifting and HIFU are not equivalent to surgical lifting, and results vary. Ask what problem the clinician expects to improve, how long any effect may last, what downtime is realistic and which alternatives include doing nothing. Readers researching injections can compare the current Da Nang Botox clinic guide, while recognising that a quoted price alone does not establish product authenticity or clinical quality.

Skin rejuvenation, acne and pigmentation services

The official rejuvenation page lists high-technology acne treatment, micro-point skin tightening, PRP rejuvenation, laser rejuvenation, HIFU, pore-focused micro-point treatment, melasma treatment using microneedling and PRP, and brightening treatment using microneedling and PRP. The site does not provide enough technical detail to assume which laser wavelength, device model, needle depth or protocol will be used. Request that information during consultation.

Acne and melasma require diagnosis, not simply a device package. Active infection, a tendency to form keloid scars, darker skin prone to post-inflammatory pigment change, pregnancy, photosensitising medicines and recent sun exposure can affect suitability. Ask what evidence supports the proposed combination, what alternatives are available, who performs each step and how complications will be managed.

PRP involves blood collection and reinjection, so sterile technique, identity checks and clear handling procedures are important. Microneedling and laser treatment can cause redness, pigment change, burns, infection or scarring. Avoid promises of permanent pore reduction, guaranteed brightening or universal rejuvenation. A suspicious lesion, severe inflammatory acne or uncertain rash may be better assessed by a dermatologist before an aesthetic procedure is considered.

Consultation questions that reveal the real plan

Bring photographs of the area before any previous treatment, a medical history, medicine and supplement list, allergies and details of surgery or injections already received. Explain smoking or nicotine use, pregnancy plans, bleeding problems, clotting history, tendency to scar and any reaction to anaesthetic, filler or implants. For breast or body surgery, disclose recent weight change and future pregnancy plans because these can affect timing and expectations.

Ask the clinician to describe the problem in neutral terms, explain the proposed change and identify the limits. A proper plan should cover incision or injection sites, materials, scars, anaesthesia, recovery, follow-up and possible revision. For an implant, request the manufacturer, model, size, surface, warranty and documentation you will receive. For fat grafting or liposuction, clarify donor areas, volume limits and the risk of contour irregularity or fat-related complications.

Do not rely solely on before-and-after images. Lighting, posture, makeup, healing time and patient selection can change appearances. Ask to see results at comparable follow-up intervals and understand that another patient’s outcome cannot be promised. Take time to review consent documents away from sales pressure, especially for irreversible surgery.

Prices, deposits and what a quotation should contain

Dr. Harvard publishes VND prices or ranges for many procedures. The price page includes examples from smaller injectables through major operations costing substantially more. These amounts are useful for orientation but should not be treated as a final quotation. The scope, implant, anaesthesia, operating facility, tests, garments, medication, overnight care and follow-up can all alter the total.

Request an itemised written estimate specifying the procedure, surgeon, facility, anaesthesia, products, preoperative tests, prescriptions, postoperative dressings or compression garments, scheduled reviews, taxes and potential extra charges. Ask what deposit is required, when it becomes non-refundable and what happens if the clinician postpones surgery or medical assessment finds that you are not suitable. The official pages reviewed do not state accepted payment methods, insurers or a direct-billing arrangement.

Elective cosmetic treatment is commonly excluded from health insurance, while complications may also be subject to policy exclusions. International patients should contact their insurer before travel and understand whether emergency treatment, revision surgery or an extended stay would be covered. A lower procedure price does not compensate for unclear aftercare or an unverified operating location.

Planning recovery in Da Nang

Recovery requirements differ sharply between an injection, eyelid procedure, rhinoplasty, breast surgery and body contouring. Ask how long you should stay in Da Nang, when the first dressing change and suture removal occur, when it is safe to fly and what symptoms require urgent assessment. The clinic’s own international-patient article gives only general stay estimates; the surgeon must provide an individual timeline.

Arrange accommodation that allows rest and transport to reviews. After larger surgery, travelling alone can be impractical. Confirm whether a responsible adult must accompany you, whether overnight observation is planned and whom to call outside routine hours. Obtain written discharge instructions and copies of prescriptions, procedure notes and implant labels before leaving Vietnam.

Air travel can add discomfort and clot risk after some operations. Discuss flight timing, mobility, compression and thrombosis prevention with the operating team. Do not combine early recovery with strenuous sightseeing, swimming, alcohol, smoking or intense sun exposure merely because the procedure was elective. Vietnam Clinic’s medical-tourism planning guide provides a broader checklist for arranging care away from home.

Contact, address and appointment status

The official contact page publishes +84 931 85 85 79, doctorbeauty43@gmail.com and the 299 Duong Dinh Nghe address. The website provides a registration form, but submitting contact details should not be assumed to create a confirmed surgical appointment. Obtain written confirmation of consultation time and location.

The English and Vietnamese pages reviewed do not publish current opening hours. The previously stored 08:00–21:00 timetable came from Google data rather than the clinic’s official source, so it has been removed. Call before travelling and confirm whether the consultation address and operating facility are the same.

The website does not publish a facility licence number, insurance partners, payment-method list, accessibility information, parking details, home visits or teleconsultation terms. These fields remain empty rather than being inferred from reviews or directory data.

When hospital care is necessary

Following a procedure, urgent warning signs include difficulty breathing, chest pain, fainting, one-sided leg swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, rapidly expanding swelling, severe or escalating pain, fever with worsening redness, confusion, loss of vision, pale or mottled skin after filler, or sudden weakness. Contact the treating team, but do not delay emergency hospital assessment while waiting for a social-media reply.

Major complications may require imaging, surgery, blood products, intensive monitoring or specialist care that an aesthetic consultation clinic cannot provide. Before treatment, know the nearest appropriate hospital and the clinic’s escalation arrangement. International patients should keep a local emergency contact and share their procedure details with a companion.

Verified service categories include rhinoplasty; eyelid and brow surgery; facial, chin, lip and ear surgery; facelift and neck lift; breast and gynecomastia surgery; liposuction and body contouring; botulinum-toxin and filler injections; PRP and mesotherapy; thread lifting; HIFU; microneedling; laser rejuvenation; acne and pigmentation procedures. The exact availability and setting must be confirmed for the intended date.

The official site verifies a bilingual public website, named professional lead, consultation address, telephone and email. It does not verify the Google-derived restroom, appointment or payment amenities previously stored, so those attributes have been cleared. No claim is made here that every listed surgical procedure occurs at 299 Duong Dinh Nghe.