Date posted: 07-10-2026 | Last updated : 07-10-2026
All-inclusive cosmetic surgery packages in Vietnam are typically priced by individual procedure or as combined packages, with prices ranging from approximately $615–$5,773 depending on the procedure, facility, and level of complexity. These prices may include surgery, anesthesia, and some follow-up visits, but hospitalization, medication, or additional services are not always included in the package. Therefore, patients should clarify each cost item before booking a procedure.
The costs that should be clarified include: Surgical fees, anesthesia or local anesthesia, preoperative tests, implants or other materials, hospital room or overnight stay, postoperative medication, and follow-up visits.
The more detailed the published price list is, the easier it is for patients to estimate their total budget and minimize unexpected costs.
For procedures requiring general anesthesia or hospitalization, patients should prioritize licensed medical facilities with appropriate resuscitation and postoperative monitoring capabilities.
A cosmetic surgery package may include hospitalization, anesthesia, medication, and follow-up visits if these items are explicitly stated in the package terms. Conversely, if the price list only specifies the procedure and surgical fee, patients may have to pay additional costs for certain services.
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the cost of a cosmetic surgery procedure may consist of multiple components, including the surgeon’s fee, facility or operating room costs, anesthesia, medical tests, prescription medications, and postoperative care. ASPS recommends that patients clarify which expenses are included in the quoted price before undergoing a procedure.
Source: ASPS – The Real Cost of Plastic Surgery: How to Budget for Procedures and Maintain Your Results
The cost of cosmetic surgery in Vietnam currently ranges from approximately $615–$5,767, depending on the type of procedure, technology, facility, and surgeon’s experience. The prices below are for reference only and should be checked against the facility’s actual price list at the time of booking.
| Service | Approx. Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| 6D Eyelid Surgery (Upper/Lower Eyelids) | $615 |
| Perfect Eyelid Surgery (Upper/Lower Eyelids) | $1,077 |
| Idol Structural Rhinoplasty – Surgiform | $2,384 |
| 6D Painless Rhinoplasty – Surgiform | $2,730 |
| Rib Cartilage Rhinoplasty – Nanoform | $3,038 |
| Rib Cartilage Rhinoplasty – Surgiform | $3,576 |
| 3D Correction for Protruding/Underbite Jaw (Upper or Lower Jaw) | $2,845 |
| Complex 3D Correction for Protruding/Underbite Jaw (Upper or Lower Jaw, Bone Grafting/Jaw Rotation, etc.) | $3,460 |
| 3D V-Line Jaw Angle Reduction | $2,615 |
| Thigh Liposuction (M1) | $2,538 |
| Thigh Liposuction (M2) | $2,884 |
| Basic Liposuction | $2,076 |
| Standard Liposuction | $2,461 |
| Lipo 360 Full Abdomen, 71–80 kg (Upper Abdomen + Lower Abdomen + Waist) | $2,845 |
| Advanced+ Liposuction | $3,614 |
| 4D Breast Augmentation (Nano) | $2,307 |
| 6D No-Touch Breast Augmentation (Nano Chip) | $3,038 |
| 6D VIP Breast Augmentation (Flexible Nano Chip/Mentor Extra) | $4,037 |
| PERLE Smooth Pearl Breast Augmentation | $4,614 |
| 6D SMOOTHSILK PRO Breast Augmentation | $5,767 |
| 3D Facelift | $2,457 |
| Facelift + Neck Lift Combo | $3,417 |
| Forehead Lift | $1,919 |
| Hairline Lowering Surgery | $1,919 |
Note: The prices above are for reference only. Service fees may vary depending on the patient’s individual condition, recommended procedure, materials used, and each facility’s pricing policy. According to this price list, minor procedures may be subject to an additional 10% service fee, while major procedures may be subject to an additional 5% service fee.
International patients should choose a cosmetic surgery package based on safety, surgeon qualifications, facility licensing, the scope of included costs, materials used, and the postoperative care plan, rather than simply comparing prices. A suitable package should clearly specify what services are included, the required length of stay, and any potential additional costs.
The facility should have an appropriate operating license for the procedure being performed. Patients should verify the operating room, anesthesia and resuscitation systems, and the facility’s ability to manage potential complications before considering promotional offers or package prices.
Patients should research the surgeon’s specialty, professional license, experience performing the specific procedure, and actual results from comparable cases. The decision should not be based solely on advertising or the number of procedures claimed by the surgeon.
A package described as “all-inclusive” may cover different services depending on the facility. Patients should specifically check whether surgery, anesthesia, preoperative tests, hospitalization, medication, medical supplies, follow-up visits, and postoperative care are included.
In addition to the surgical fee, international patients should factor in airfare, accommodation, transportation, length of stay, and postoperative care expenses. A package with a lower initial price does not necessarily have the lowest overall cost.
Patients should ask in advance how many days they need to stay, the follow-up schedule, when sutures will be removed, and how they can contact the surgeon after returning home. For major procedures, the ability to receive postoperative monitoring is particularly important.
Patients should not choose a procedure solely because of its lower price if the recovery period is longer than the time they can stay in Vietnam. The facility should provide a clear schedule covering consultation, surgery, postoperative monitoring, and follow-up before departure.
If the procedure involves breast implants, cartilage, sutures, or other implanted materials, patients should be provided with information about the brand, origin, product identification number, and warranty policy, if applicable.
Kangnam Aesthetic Hospital is an option for international patients and overseas Vietnamese considering cosmetic surgery in Vietnam, with a team of specialized surgeons, a hospital system, modern technologies, and remote support services.
Yes. The cost and scope of services may be adjusted based on the patient’s individual condition, aesthetic goals, surgical technique, and materials used. Therefore, the reference price listed in a price table may not necessarily be the final amount applicable to every patient.
There may be additional costs. This depends on the facility’s policy and how many days of hospitalization are included in the package. Before surgery, patients should ask how many days of hospitalization are covered and what additional fees would apply if extended monitoring is required.
It can be considered if the package provides a clear consultation, surgical, and postoperative care process. Patients traveling from a distance should ask in advance about the required length of stay, number of follow-up visits, suture removal or postoperative check-up schedule, and the support available if problems occur after returning to their home location.
