Chiang Mai · Cosmetic surgery
Rhinoplasty is performed in Chiang Mai by private hospitals and licensed day-surgery clinics. This page sets out the indicative price, what changes it, how long the trip takes, and what to establish with a clinic before you pay anything.
The same procedure name covers different operations. Technique, materials, whether anything is done alongside it, and whether you are treated in a hospital with an overnight bed all change what you are quoted.
Starting price · Chiang Mai
Quoted by the clinic
What a starting price means. It is the published figure for the simplest configuration of this procedure — the standard implant, technique or materials. Yours may cost more depending on what you need. Thai hospitals quote a fixed package that states the hospital stay it includes.
Matched on procedure, budget, language and availability. They come back to you with real quotes. You decide who — if anyone — you talk to.
Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose by altering the bone at the bridge, the cartilage at the tip, or both. It is done under general anaesthetic and takes two to four hours depending on how much structural work is involved.
Surgeons distinguish between reduction work, augmentation work, and functional correction of the septum. Many operations are a combination, and the combination is what determines how long you are in theatre.
The same procedure name covers different operations. These are the approaches a clinic will offer, and what separates them.
These come up at consultation. Knowing them beforehand makes the conversation shorter and the plan clearer.
Where structure needs adding, surgeons use your own cartilage — septum, ear, or rib — or a synthetic implant. Rib gives the most material and requires a second surgical site.
Whether you are changing the profile, the tip, or both. Tip work is finer and more technically demanding; bridge work is more visible in profile.
If you have obstruction, say so at consultation. Functional correction changes both the plan and, in some countries, how the procedure is classified.
Revision work is planned around existing scar tissue and previously altered structure, and takes longer.
About 9 days
Clinics vary, and your clinician’s plan overrides anything on this page. The shape is consistent.
Where the treatment happens.
Where you recover.
Where you spend the rest of the trip.
Video slot. Once a video is registered here it is checked automatically and we are alerted if it disappears.
In writing, in English, before money moves.
A clinic name is not a clinician. Ask for the individual, their registration, and how often they do this procedure.
Facility fees, anaesthesia, materials, medication, follow-up appointments and take-home items are often quoted separately.
Including if the clinic reschedules, or if the in-person assessment changes the plan.
Ask for the policy in writing: who pays, within what window, and whether it covers a return trip.
A name, a channel, and an expected response time. Aftercare that ends at the airport is not aftercare.
Everything worth settling before you book, before you fly, while you are in Chiang Mai, and once you are home — including how this goes wrong and how to avoid it. Tick it here, or take it with you.
All of this is settled on paper, before money moves.
Avoidable problems, mostly caused by booking in the wrong order.
On the ground in Chiang Mai.
General patterns in medical travel. Read once, and check yourself against each.
The part that decides the result.
Surgical and aesthetic clinics in Chiang Mai, listed because they work in this field. Open a profile for the address, the services listed and the contact details.
No. It is a starting price — the published figure for the simplest version of this procedure. Only a clinic can quote you, and only after examining you and agreeing a plan.
Lower facility and staffing costs, and high procedure volume. It is the same operation, and the major implant and device manufacturers are the same ones used at home.
Around 9 days for most people. The final review and clearance to fly sets the length, not the surgery.
No. Your surgeon sets the date you are fit to fly. Book a flexible return if you can.
No. Clinics working with international patients operate in English. Ask which language your aftercare contact works in.
Matched on procedure, budget, language and availability. They come back to you with real quotes. You decide who — if anyone — you talk to.