Thu Cuc Cosmetic Surgery Hospital Ho Chi Minh City

Thu Cuc Cosmetic Surgery Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City operates at 218 Dien Bien Phu. The provider's current system page describes both minor and major aesthetic surgery at this address, including eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, liposuction and breast procedures, alongside injectables, high-technology skin care and cosmetic tattooing. This profile concerns the Ho Chi Minh City hospital, not Thu Cuc's separately licensed facilities in Hanoi or Bac Ninh.

Surgical consultation and checking the exact facility

A consultation should identify the procedure, operating surgeon, anaesthetic plan, intended operating room and expected level of postoperative monitoring. Thu Cuc's current terms state that medical interventions must take place in a licensed procedure or operating room and be performed by a physician whose practice credentials cover plastic surgery or dermatology/aesthetic medicine. The provider can allocate a different doctor according to the case, so international patients should request the clinician's full name before paying a deposit.

The Ho Chi Minh City location is described as a hospital and appears in a 2026 city fire-safety inspection list as Bệnh viện phẫu thuật thẩm mỹ Thu Cúc – branch of Thu Cuc Aesthetic Joint Stock Company. However, the official provider pages reviewed do not display the current operating-licence number for this specific branch. Do not use the Hanoi hospital's licence number for the Saigon facility. Ask to see the licence and approved technical scope at the consultation.

Eyelid, brow, nose and facial surgery

Published facial services include upper and lower eyelid surgery, eyelid crease procedures, removal of eyelid fat, brow lifting, treatment planning for congenital eyelid ptosis, rhinoplasty and chin contour procedures. The exact technique should follow examination of the eyelids, nose, facial proportions, previous operations and medical history rather than the name of a marketing package.

For revision work, bring the previous operative report and details of any nasal, chin or eyelid implant. Ask whether grafts or implants are planned, who supplies them and what documentation you will receive. Discuss scars, asymmetry, altered sensation, breathing, dry-eye symptoms and the possibility that a staged or non-surgical approach may be more appropriate.

Breast surgery and implant records

The hospital's service pages publish breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction, implant removal and fat grafting. Major breast surgery requires medical screening and an anaesthetic plan. Ask which imaging or laboratory tests are required, how long observation lasts and whether an overnight stay is included in the quotation.

For an implant procedure, obtain the manufacturer, model, size, surface, lot or serial number and warranty card. Keep those records after leaving Vietnam. A future radiologist or surgeon needs the exact device information, particularly if symptoms develop or revision is considered. Marketing labels such as “nano” or “chip” should not replace the formal implant identification on the patient record.

Liposuction and body contouring

Thu Cuc publishes liposuction for the abdomen, waist, back, arms, thighs and other selected areas, together with abdominoplasty and buttock procedures. Its own material classifies liposuction as major surgery and describes health screening, anaesthesia and postoperative observation. Combining several areas changes the duration, fluid shifts and recovery burden, so the safe scope should be decided clinically rather than by a discounted package.

Ask for the planned areas, estimated volume, technique, compression-garment plan and criteria for discharge. Travellers should confirm how long to remain in Ho Chi Minh City, when flying is permitted and who will manage seroma, infection, wound separation or possible thrombosis after departure. Liposuction contours selected fat deposits; it is not a treatment for obesity or a substitute for weight management.

Intimate surgery and sensitive consultations

The provider also advertises labiaplasty, vaginal tightening, perineal repair after childbirth, clitoral-hood procedures and fat grafting to the labia majora. These are sensitive interventions that require private, informed discussion of goals, sexual function, childbirth plans, scars and possible complications. Promotional claims about infection prevention or guaranteed sexual improvement should not be treated as established outcomes.

Ask which specialist performs the procedure, whether gynaecological assessment is needed and how long to avoid exercise, swimming, tampons and sexual activity. A cosmetic hospital is not a substitute for evaluation of pelvic pain, infection, bleeding, prolapse or urinary symptoms by an appropriate gynaecology or pelvic-floor service.

Injectables and non-surgical aesthetics

The current menu includes botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, mesotherapy, HIFU and other lifting or rejuvenation treatments. The Saigon page also lists acne, pigmentation and scar services. These treatments differ in practitioner requirements, products, devices and risks. Ask for the name and registration details of the product or device, the person performing the procedure and a written aftercare plan.

Disclose previous filler, threads, implants, autoimmune disease, pregnancy, breastfeeding, active infection and medicines that affect bleeding. Avoid treating injectables as risk-free because no surgery is involved. Vascular occlusion, infection, burns, pigment change and nerve-related complications require prompt recognition. Persistent acne, an unusual lesion or a changing mole may need medical dermatology rather than cosmetic treatment.

Cosmetic tattooing and skin care

The Ho Chi Minh City page publishes eyebrow sculpting, lip tattooing, full-body skin care, scar, acne and melasma services, and collagen-related treatments. Cosmetic tattooing should include discussion of pigment, sterile single-use needles, allergy history and future removal limitations. Skin-care programmes should identify whether they are cosmetic, device-based or medical, because the responsible clinician and consent requirements differ.

Ask for the number of sessions, full price, expected downtime and the evidence supporting the proposed treatment. Patch testing may be relevant for some products or pigments. Results from pigment and scar treatments are variable, especially in skin prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or keloids.

Screening, deposits and payment

Thu Cuc's current terms require adults undergoing medical aesthetic intervention to complete clinical screening, including tests selected for the procedure, and allow the provider to postpone or refuse treatment when health findings create a contraindication. Published examples include severe cardiovascular disease, coagulation problems, uncontrolled diabetes, pregnancy, breastfeeding and anaesthetic allergy. Do not stop prescribed medicine independently to pass screening.

An online request is not a confirmed appointment until the hospital responds by phone or message. Deposits can be paid by transfer or at the counter. The provider states that the remaining balance can be paid by cash, POS card or bank transfer after screening and before the procedure. Request an itemised quotation covering surgeon, anaesthesia, implants, tests, operating room, medication, garments, overnight care and follow-up. Cancellation with less than 24 hours' notice may affect the deposit.

International-patient preparation

The reviewed official pages are in Vietnamese and do not guarantee English consultation or translation. Before booking travel, ask whether an interpreter can attend every stage: consent, anaesthetic assessment, surgery-day instructions and discharge. Send relevant records securely and bring a passport, medication and allergy list, previous operative notes and implant cards.

Confirm the full address and use the current hospital page rather than an old promotion. The former dedicated Saigon website was under maintenance during this review, while the current Thu Cuc system page continued to list the hospital. Patients comparing providers can consult Vietnam Clinic's plastic surgery clinics in Ho Chi Minh City, but the final decision should rely on the named surgeon, facility licence, technical scope and individual plan.

Follow-up, records and complications

Ask for the operative report, anaesthetic record, implant documentation, prescriptions, discharge summary and follow-up schedule before leaving Vietnam. Thu Cuc publishes a complaints process through the customer-care department and hotline, with clinical file review when a problem is reported. Clarify which number is monitored outside business hours and whether a surgeon can be reached directly.

Expected swelling or bruising should not be used to dismiss rapidly worsening pain, breathing difficulty, fever, heavy bleeding, one-sided leg swelling, wound separation or a sudden change in skin colour after filler or surgery. Those signs need urgent assessment. The hospital is focused on elective aesthetic care; unrelated emergencies may require transfer to a general emergency department.

Address and official contact routes

The Ho Chi Minh City hospital is at 218 Dien Bien Phu, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City. The current Thu Cuc system page lists 1900 1920 for consultation and customer support, contact@thucucclinics.vn for email, and management numbers 0359 137 676 and 0336 666 145. Older Saigon pages also publish 0934 451 900 and 0904 434 888. Use the central 1900 number to confirm which line is current.

No reliable current opening schedule was found on the official pages reviewed, so hours are not stated here. Ask for a confirmed appointment time and whether the consultation, tests and procedure occur at the same address. The provider explicitly states that medical interventions are not performed at home or mobile locations.