10 Best Dermal Filler Clinics in Bangkok, With 2026 Prices

Dermal filler in Bangkok runs from about ฿5,980 to ฿21,000 per cc, and the brand is most of that gap. This guide ranks ten clinics for English-speaking patients, with the prices each one publishes, the brands it carries, and the one safety question that matters more than any of it: whether the clinic keeps hyaluronidase on site.

Updated 12 August 2026. Prices are the figures clinics publish themselves; confirm before you book.

A quick look at the 10 clinics

What is dermal filler, and what differs between clinics?

Dermal filler is a gel injected under the skin to replace volume. Almost all of it in Bangkok is hyaluronic acid, a sugar your body already makes, which means it can be dissolved if something goes wrong. That single property is why HA filler is the sensible default and why permanent fillers are not.

It does a different job from Botox. Botox stops a muscle pulling; filler puts back what has gone. Sunken cheeks, undereye shadows, thin lips, a receding chin and a soft jawline are volume problems, and no amount of toxin fixes them.

The brand decides the price, and the brands are not interchangeable:

Filler lasts roughly 8 to 18 months depending on the product, the area and how much you move it. Lips go fastest, structural jaw and chin filler lasts longest.

What can dermal filler help with?

• Restoring lost volume in cheeks and temples, which is what makes a face read as tired rather than lined.
• Softening static folds, particularly nasolabial folds and marionette lines that stay visible when your face is still.
• Shaping, a stronger chin, a defined jawline, fuller lips, a straighter nose bridge without surgery.
• Undereye hollows, the single most technically demanding area and the one to be most careful about.

If your problem is loose skin rather than lost volume, filler is the wrong tool and will make a heavy face heavier. Lifting treatments answer that instead.

Which areas can dermal filler treat?

The high-risk areas are high-risk for one reason: major blood vessels run through them. Filler injected into an artery can block it, and in the nose, undereye and temple that can mean skin loss or, very rarely, permanent loss of vision. These are not areas to choose on price.

How to choose the best dermal filler clinic in Bangkok

The 10 best dermal filler clinics in Bangkok

Ranked for the patient this site is written for: English-speaking, comparing clinics online, spending their own money. The ranking method is set out in full after the list.

1. Dermal filler at The Cosmo Clinic, best for English-speaking patients

The Cosmo Clinic is the most straightforward starting point for an English-speaking patient who has not had filler before. Its dermal filler page explains the treatment in plain English rather than marketing language: that fillers are hyaluronic acid, a substance the body already produces, what they can realistically do for lips, undereye shadows, folds and contours, and that results last 8 to 18 months depending on brand, area and lifestyle. That last figure is unusually honest. Most Bangkok clinics quote the top of the range and stop there.

Three mall branches at Pinklao, Thapra and Rama 3 average 4.8 across 591 reviews, and treatment is by certified aesthetic doctors rather than nurses. For a first consultation where you mostly need to understand your options and be understood, it is the easiest place in this list to book.

Its weakness on this treatment is real and worth stating plainly: it does not name its filler brands online and it publishes no prices. Since brand is the main thing you are paying for, that means you cannot compare it against anything before you go. Ask at consultation which brand and how many cc, and get it in writing. If you want brand and price settled before you leave the house, V Square and Bibi publish theirs in full.

Why choose it:

• The clearest plain-English explanation of what HA filler is and does
• Honest longevity range of 8 to 18 months, not a best-case number
• Doctor-administered across three mall branches
• 4.8 average across 591 reviews

2. Dermal filler at V Square Clinic, best for the widest published brand list

V Square Clinic publishes the most complete filler price list in Bangkok: five brands, twenty-six individual products, each with a price per cc. Juvederm Ultra Plus at ฿7,490, Volbella at ฿11,000, Voluma at ฿12,500, Volux at ฿18,000. Restylane Classic at ฿9,900, Kysse at ฿12,900, Vital at ฿16,900. Belotero from ฿9,900. The full Teoxane RHA range. Nothing else here comes close for pre-visit research.

That range matters practically, not just for comparison. Different areas genuinely need different products, and a clinic stocking one brand will fit you to what it has. It also prices consistently below the premium single-site clinics: Juvederm Volbella is ฿11,000 here against ฿19,000 at Metro.

Why choose it:

• 26 products across 5 brands, every one priced per cc in public
• Consistently below the premium single-site clinics on the same products
• Three prime Bangkok branches, 30+ nationally
• 5.0 across 3,198 reviews at the Bangkok locations

3. Dermal filler at Bibi Clinic, best for named doctors and a full price list

Bibi Clinic is the only clinic here that names its doctors individually in English and publishes a complete price list in the same place. For an injectable where the operator's judgement is the product, being able to see who will treat you before you book is worth real money.

Its range spans the widest price band in this guide, from Korean Neuramis at ฿5,980 per cc up to HArmonyCa at ฿29,800. That is useful, but treat the top of it carefully: Sculptra and HArmonyCa are not conventional HA fillers, they work by stimulating collagen and cannot simply be dissolved if you dislike the result. They are good products in the right case, not a premium version of filler.

Why choose it:

• Four doctors named individually on the English site
• A complete published price list, Korean through to premium
• Both HA fillers and biostimulators, so the honest option exists
• 4.9 average across 624 reviews, Watthana in the Sukhumvit corridor

4. Dermal filler at The Metro Clinic, best for undereye and premium brands

The Metro Clinic publishes its full filler and toxin list on a single English page, and it has written the most useful public guidance in Bangkok on undereye filler specifically, including a realistic ฿15,000 to ฿20,000 per syringe range and a frank account of who is not a good candidate. Undereye is the area where bad filler is most visible and hardest to correct, so a clinic that leads with the caveats is signalling something.

It is the most expensive mainstream option here. Juvederm Volbella is ฿19,000 against ฿11,000 at V Square for the identical syringe. You are paying for the clinic and the assessment, which for a tear trough may be exactly the right trade, and for a straightforward cheek fill probably is not.

Why choose it:

• Complete published price list, fillers and toxins on one English page
• The best public guidance on undereye filler and candidacy
• Also stocks skin boosters, Profhilo, Rejuran and Sculptra, all priced
• 5.0 average across 278 reviews

5. Dermal filler at KKC Clinic, best for Western brands in central malls

KKC Clinic carries only established Western brands, Juvederm, Restylane and Belotero, and publishes a from-price of ฿15,000. Four branches inside Siam Paragon, Emporium, Central Ladprao and Central Pinklao make it one of the most convenient chains in the city, and its English service pages are written for foreign patients.

A from-price is weaker than a per-product list, and ฿15,000 is a mid-to-high entry point that tells you it is not competing on cost. Ask which specific product and how many cc that figure buys before you read it as a quote.

Why choose it:

• Western brands only, Juvederm, Restylane and Belotero
• English service pages written for international patients
• Four central mall branches, easy to reach and rebook
• 4.9 average across 1,889 reviews

6. Dermal filler at Mega Clinic, best for jawline and lip filler

Mega Clinic runs dedicated English pages for jawline filler and lip filler rather than one generic filler page, and the difference shows in the detail: which product suits which lip shape, how much volume a jawline realistically needs, what the result looks like at each stage. For shaping work, where the plan matters more than the brand, that focus is worth having.

It publishes area promotions rather than a per-cc list, so the underlying product and volume are not always clear. Ask which of Neuramis, Restylane or Juvederm is in the promotional price, since the gap between Korean and Western HA is roughly double.

Why choose it:

• Dedicated English pages for jawline and lip filler specifically
• Practical guidance on volume and shape, not just brand marketing
• Siam Square location, easy from BTS
• 4.9 average across 689 reviews

7. Dermal filler at Aura Bangkok Clinic, best for scale and review depth

Aura Bangkok Clinic has the deepest review record in Bangkok aesthetics and nine branches to choose from, and it publishes a general guide to Bangkok clinic pricing that is genuinely informative about the market as a whole.

For filler specifically it does not publish its own per-cc prices, and the bulk of its detailed content is Thai-language. On a treatment where brand and volume are the whole cost, that is a meaningful gap for an English-speaking patient, and it is why a clinic with thirty times Cosmo's reviews sits at seven.

Why choose it:

• Nine branches, more than 19,000 reviews at 5.0
• Useful published overview of Bangkok aesthetic pricing generally
• Free consultation and assessment before booking
• Easy to get seen somewhere in the city

8. Dermal filler at Apex Medical Center, best when surgery is the better answer

Apex earns its place for the conversation nobody selling filler wants to have. Chin projection, nose shape and jaw definition can all be done with filler, and for some faces the honest answer is an implant or surgery that lasts rather than ฿40,000 of gel repeated every eighteen months. Apex runs five aesthetic branches and a licensed surgical hospital, so both assessments happen in one organisation.

It publishes no filler pricing and is a high-volume aesthetics group rather than an injectables specialist. Go for the assessment, not for the price.

Why choose it:

• Filler and surgical alternatives assessed within one organisation
• Genuinely useful for chin, nose and jaw where filler may not be the durable answer
• Five aesthetic branches plus a surgical hospital at Ploenchit
• 4.9 across 3,072 reviews at its branch clinics

9. Dermal filler at Privato Clinic, best for a private, unhurried setting

Privato Clinic runs two small branches in Watthana and Silom rather than mall counters, which suits anyone who would rather discuss their face somewhere private. It publishes its Botox vial pricing in full English detail, which suggests the same transparency is available for filler if you ask.

It does not currently publish filler prices or a brand list online, so this one requires a phone call. Given how forthcoming it is on toxin pricing, that call is likely to be productive.

Why choose it:

• Two small private branches, not mall counters
• Demonstrably transparent on pricing elsewhere in its range
• Convenient for Sukhumvit and Silom
• 5.0 and 4.9 across its two locations

10. Dermal filler at The Zenith Clinic, best for local pricing and shorter waits

The Zenith Clinic offers both filler and toxin from a single Phaya Thai site, away from the Siam and Sukhumvit clinics, with the local pricing and shorter waits that usually follow. It holds 4.9 across 444 reviews.

It ranks last on published information rather than on care. The site is Thai-language, no brands are named, and no prices appear, so everything has to be established in person. On a treatment where the brand is most of the cost and the injector is most of the risk, that is a lot to leave until you are in the chair.

Why choose it:

• Phaya Thai location, away from the mall clinics
• Local pricing and shorter waits
• Filler and toxin under one roof
• 4.9 average across 444 reviews

How these clinics were ranked

Every clinic here was confirmed from its own published material to offer dermal filler, and each one exists as a verified profile on this site. They were then ranked on how well each serves an English-speaking patient choosing from the outside: whether brands and per-cc prices are published in English, the range of products stocked, whether clinicians are named, branch access, and the depth of the Google review record. This is ThailandClinics' editorial pick. No clinic paid for a position. Review count did not decide it, and neither did price: V Square is second on the strength of publishing twenty-six products with prices, while Aura, with more than thirty times Cosmo's reviews, sits seventh for publishing none.

What dermal filler costs in Bangkok

Filler is priced per cc, and one cc is one standard syringe. Most areas need one to two; a jawline can need four. These are prices clinics publish themselves, as of August 2026:

Korean HA fillers

Western HA fillers

Biostimulators and hybrids

The same syringe of Juvederm Volbella is ฿11,000 at V Square and ฿19,000 at The Metro Clinic. That is a ฿8,000 gap on an identical product, and it is the strongest reason to ask for the brand and product name rather than accepting an area price.

Is filler good no matter where you get it?

No, and the stakes are higher than with Botox. Botox wears off in three to four months; a badly placed filler sits in your face for a year or more, and correcting it means dissolving everything and starting again. Migrated lip filler and overfilled cheeks are the two most common regrets, and both come from injector judgement rather than from the product.

The serious risk is vascular. Filler injected into or against an artery can block the blood supply, causing skin necrosis and, rarely, permanent vision loss. It is uncommon, it is a genuine emergency, and it is treatable with hyaluronidase if the clinic has it on hand and recognises what is happening within hours. That is why the question about hyaluronidase is not paranoid and should never embarrass you to ask.

Why should a doctor perform dermal filler?

Because the entire skill is knowing what is under the needle. The facial artery, the angular artery and the supratrochlear artery run through the exact areas people most want treated, and their position varies from face to face. A doctor knows the anatomy, injects in the safer plane, aspirates or uses a cannula where it matters, and can recognise the early signs of an occlusion, blanching, disproportionate pain, dusky skin, and act immediately.

A doctor is also the person who should decline. Filler in a face that needs lifting makes it heavier. Filler over migrated filler compounds a problem. Undereye filler in someone with poor skin quality or fluid retention looks worse, not better. A clinic that will inject anything you ask for is not assessing you.

Alternatives and companions to dermal filler

Matching your concern to the right option

Precautions when choosing a filler clinic in Bangkok

Conclusion: how to choose a filler clinic in Bangkok

Filler is the treatment where the gap between a good clinic and a cheap one shows up most clearly, and where it lasts the longest. The same syringe of Juvederm ranges from ฿11,000 to ฿21,000 across the clinics in this guide, so the product is not what you are choosing between. You are choosing an injector who knows the anatomy, a clinic that names what it is putting in you, and a room with hyaluronidase in the fridge.

Make it concrete. If you want the treatment explained properly in English before you commit anything, start with The Cosmo Clinic. If you want to compare brands and prices before you leave the house, V Square publishes twenty-six products with per-cc prices and Bibi publishes a full list alongside the doctors who will treat you. If the area is your undereye, pay for the assessment at The Metro Clinic before you pay for the filler. Then ask three questions: which brand, how many cc, and do you keep hyaluronidase on site. The third one matters most.

Browse every verified option on our cosmetic clinics in Bangkok listing, or read our guide to cosmetic treatments in Bangkok for how filler fits alongside Botox and lifting treatments.

FAQ

How much does dermal filler cost in Bangkok?

Published prices run from about ฿5,980 per cc for Korean HA fillers such as Neuramis up to ฿21,000 per cc for premium Juvederm at the more expensive clinics. Established Western brands typically sit between ฿9,900 and ฿18,000 per cc. Most areas need one to two cc; a jawline can need four. Biostimulators like Sculptra are priced differently again, from about ฿26,980.

Which filler brand is best in Bangkok?

There is no single best, because different products do different jobs. Juvederm Volux and Restylane Lyft are firm and structural, for jaw and cheeks. Volbella and Kysse are soft, for lips. Belotero and Teoxane RHA are chosen for fine lines and animated areas. Korean brands such as Neuramis and Yvoire cost roughly half and last a little less. What matters more than the brand is that it is named, sealed and hyaluronic acid.

Is dermal filler safe?

HA filler is generally safe in trained hands, and its key advantage is that it can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if you dislike the result or something goes wrong. The serious risk is filler entering a blood vessel, which can cause skin damage and, very rarely, vision loss. It is uncommon but it is an emergency, so only use a clinic where a doctor injects and hyaluronidase is kept on site.

How long does dermal filler last?

Roughly 8 to 18 months, depending on the product and the area. Lips break down fastest because they move constantly, often 6 to 9 months. Structural filler in the chin and jaw lasts longest, sometimes beyond 18 months. Sculptra is different: it stimulates your own collagen and typically lasts around two years, but it builds gradually over months rather than showing a result immediately.

Can dermal filler be removed?

Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with an injection of hyaluronidase, usually within minutes to days. That is the main reason to insist on HA rather than a permanent filler. Biostimulators such as Sculptra and hybrids like HArmonyCa cannot be dissolved in the same straightforward way, which is worth knowing before you choose one.

Which Bangkok filler clinic is best if I don't speak Thai?

The Cosmo Clinic publishes the clearest plain-English explanation of what HA filler is, what it treats and how long it lasts, across branches at CentralPlaza Pinklao, The Mall Thapra and CentralPlaza Rama 3. If you also want brands and prices in English before booking, V Square Clinic and Bibi Clinic publish full per-cc price lists, and The Metro Clinic publishes both fillers and toxins on one page.

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