Last fact-checked: 4 November 2019

Take advantage of the fantastic prices for dermal fillers in Thailand at our quality-checked partner clinics. All the brand names you have heard of (and probably some you haven’t) are available throughout the country, and if you’re on holiday, why not return home with a fresher, younger look – no one will ever know!

Dermal fillers are primarily used to smooth out facial lines and wrinkles, but they can be used to improve the look of scarring, and in some instances to plump out the lips.

Why Have Dermal Fillers in Thailand?

Dermal fillers can be used as a stand-alone treatment against the ravages of time, but can also be used in addition to facial surgery. It’s important to realize that they don’t produce results as dramatic as surgery and that you should have realistic expectations about the effects.

As a super-quick treatment, they can certainly give you a lift – and if you’re on holiday, the time spent at the clinic won’t disrupt your other plans too much; plus, the recovery time is minimal. Unless you’re already going to Thailand, you probably won’t save enough to make it worthwhile to go on a specific trip just for filler treatments. However, if you’re planning a trip here already, having dermal fillers in Thailand will save you money compared to having it back home. 

Thailand is world-renowned for the high quality of its cosmetic surgery, and associated treatments such as dermal fillers. Reputable clinics are modern, hygienic, often ISO-compliant and staffed with highly trained and qualified practitioners. In fact, many patients actually find the standards far surpass what they're used to elsewhere. 

Obviously, we can’t vouch for every clinic in Thailand offering dermal fillers, but we can say that all of our partner clinics have been background-checked. We verify qualifications, search for legal or criminal records and ask former patients for their opinions. Unless these, and a visit to the clinic personally by us, are satisfactory, you will not find them listed on our website.

If you are considering any medical, cosmetic, dental or surgical procedures, it is always worthwhile spending a little time researching the procedure, the clinic, the doctor and the destination. If you are in any doubt or need clarification, just contact us through our online chat, email or Customer Care Team for free. 

Dermal fillers may be permanent or non-permanent. New and rapid advances in technology mean new products are coming to market all the time, so this list is by no means extensive. However, we can categorize them as:

Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Fillers

These contain Hyaluronic Acid (HA). HA occurs in the body naturally, so these fillers tend to be highly compatible but aren’t permanent, and the results will fade over time – between 6 months and a year. The results can be topped up when you feel it is needed. Some popular dermal fillers containing HA are Perlane, Restylane and Juvederm.

Synthetic Dermal Fillers

These tend to be longer-lasting than the HA type of filler, but because the ingredients in them are synthetic they may cause allergic reactions. Some (not all) synthetic dermal fillers are permanent and care must be taken to use an experienced practitioner to administer the filler, as disfigurement can occur if it is used improperly. Radiesse, Bellafill and Sculptra are synthetic dermal fillers.

Collagen Dermal Fillers

Some of these products include animal collagen, from cows (Zyplast, Zyderm) and pigs (Evolence) and require a quick allergy test beforehand. Artefill (Artecol in Europe) is a hybrid product, containing tiny plastic spheres and cow collagen. The results of these are short-lived, lasting for around a month.

There are newer products available now that contain collagen from humans, such as Cosmoplast and Cosmoderm, with some developed from your own skin – Autologen and Isolagen. The results are considered by many to be more natural-looking, but the effects aren’t as long-lasting as some other dermal filler treatments.

Local anesthesia will usually be administered before the injections commence. The precisely measured amount of filler is drawn into a syringe and injected beneath the skin at selected points for each area of treatment.

After the injections are finished, you can return to your everyday activities immediately – but you must stay out of the sun for a few days. You should only have some mild side effects, such as localized reddening of the skin and mild swelling, but these will subside after a day or two.

Prices vary depending on what brand of filler is used, and also what treatment areas – some, such as around the eye areas, require two syringes.

The average price per syringe in Thailand is AUD $500 (US $400, CAD $500, £250 GBP, €350), which can be compared to $800 (US $600, CAD $750, £400 GBP, €550) in Australia (around 50%). 

For exact prices, as well as clinic photos, surgeon profiles, patient reviews and other useful information, check out these popular clinics in Thailand for dermal fillers:

• MAXi Cosmetic Surgery
• La Grace Clinic (Central World)
• Meko Clinic

[Both of the above clinics are located in Bangkok] 

See below for easy ways to arrange dermal fillers in Thailand, or connect with our Customer Care Team if you've any questions.

Sources:

Tomlin, Annie. 11 Things to Know If You're Thinking About Trying Dermal Fillers. Self. 13 July 2017. https://www.self.com/story/dermal-fillers

What You Should Know About Wrinkle Fillers. WebMD. Website accessed: 4 November 2019. 
https://www.webmd.com/beauty/wrinkle-fillers-what-you-should-know

Thailand. Lonely Planet. Website accessed: 4 November 2019. 
https://www.lonelyplanet.com/thailand