Last updated: October 2026. Clinic details, prices and opening hours change often. Please check directly with the clinic before you book.
Bangkok is one of the best places in Asia for skin treatment. Qualified dermatologists, modern laser equipment and prices well below those in Europe, Australia or the United States draw patients from across the region. The hard part is often getting there: Bangkok traffic can turn a five-kilometre trip into an hour. This guide lists well-known skincare clinics that are a short walk from a BTS Skytrain or MRT subway station, so the journey is the easy part.
It combines and updates our two earlier Bangkok clinic lists. The order is alphabetical, not a ranking.
How to choose a skincare clinic in Bangkok
- Check who will treat you. For medical skin problems such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, pigmentation or suspicious moles, look for a doctor certified by the Thai board in dermatology. Ask for the doctor’s name and check it.
- Start with a consultation. A good clinic examines your skin and explains options before selling anything. Be cautious of pressure to buy large treatment packages on the first visit.
- Ask for prices in writing. Most reputable clinics publish a price list or will give you a written quote.
- Ask what product is used. For Botox and fillers, ask for the brand and to see the packaging. Genuine products carry Thai FDA registration.
- Plan your aftercare. Lasers and peels make skin sensitive to the sun for weeks. Avoid booking strong treatments just before beach days or a long flight home.
- Read recent reviews on Google Maps, not only the reviews on the clinic’s own website.
Skincare clinics near BTS and MRT stations
Apex Medical Center
- Where: Several branches in central Bangkok, including Siam Paragon and EmQuartier
- Nearest station: BTS Siam (Siam Paragon) or BTS Phrom Phong (EmQuartier)
- Known for: A large, long-established group founded by a dermatologist, offering medical dermatology and cosmetic treatments
- Website: apexmedicalcenter.co.th
BSL Aesthetic Medical Center (Bangkok Skin and Laser)
- Where: Times Square Building, Sukhumvit Road (Asok), with a second branch on Saladaeng Road, Silom
- Nearest station: BTS Asok or MRT Sukhumvit; BTS Sala Daeng or MRT Silom for the Silom branch
- Known for: Acne and blemishes, melasma, redness, mole and skin tag removal, scars, laser treatments and body contouring
- Website: bangkokaestheticclinic.com
Institute of Dermatology
- Where: Rajavithi Road, next to Rajavithi Hospital
- Nearest station: BTS Victory Monument
- Known for: Thailand’s government dermatology institute and teaching centre. Prices are low, but expect queues and a hospital-style experience rather than a boutique one
- Website: iod.go.th
Metro Bangkok Clinic
- Where: Horizon Building, 2nd floor, Ekkamai (Sukhumvit 63)
- Nearest station: BTS Ekkamai, about 300 metres
- Known for: Botox, fillers, Thermage, HIFU, thread lifts, PRP, microneedling, chemical peels and laser hair removal
Nitipon Clinic
- Where: Branches including Siam Square
- Nearest station: BTS Siam
- Known for: A long-running Thai aesthetic clinic chain
- Website: nitiponclinic.com
ProDerma Aesthetic Clinic
- Where: Phahonyothin Road, beside Exit 1 of the station
- Nearest station: BTS Sanam Pao
- Known for: Acne programmes, hair loss and scalp care, skin cancer screening and body contouring
- Website: prodermaclinics.com
Radiance Skin Clinic
- Where: Maneeya Center Building, ground floor, Ploenchit Road
- Nearest station: BTS Chit Lom
- Known for: A wide menu including Botox, fillers, HIFU, fractional laser for acne scars, pigment and rosacea treatment, PicoSure tattoo removal and custom peels
Renewme Skin Clinic
- Where: Sukhumvit Soi 13 area, near the Hyatt Regency
- Nearest station: BTS Nana (Exit 3)
- Known for: Newer laser and skin rejuvenation treatments
Thonglor Aesthetic Clinic
- Where: Thong Lo Soi 55, 2nd floor
- Nearest station: BTS Thong Lo, about 500 metres
- Known for: Aesthetic skin treatments in the Thong Lo area
V Square Clinic
- Where: Terminal 21 shopping mall, 6th floor, Asok
- Nearest station: BTS Asok or MRT Sukhumvit, connected to the mall
- Known for: A popular chain for injectables, lasers and skin brightening, with many branches across Bangkok
- Website: en.vsquareclinic.com
Yanhee International Hospital
- Where: Charan Sanitwong Road, Bang O
- Nearest station: MRT Bang O, about 200 metres from Exit 4
- Known for: A large private hospital known for cosmetic surgery, with a full dermatology and skin laser department
- Website: yanhee.net
Yarita Skin and Laser Clinic
- Where: Times Square Building, 3rd floor, Asok
- Nearest station: BTS Asok or MRT Sukhumvit
- Known for: Skin and laser treatments
Local tip: Times Square at Asok
The Times Square Building on Sukhumvit Road, between Sois 12 and 14, houses several skin clinics on different floors, including BSL and Yarita. It is a short walk from BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit, which makes it easy to compare two or three clinics in one afternoon.
Also worth knowing: clinics away from the train lines
Acellence Clinic
- Where: Wireless Road, Lumphini
- Nearest station: BTS Phloen Chit or MRT Lumphini, then a walk or short taxi ride
- Known for: Botox, fillers, HydraFacial, peels, microdermabrasion, acne treatment and laser rejuvenation
Doctor Tony Medical Center
- Where: Pradit Manutham Road, Lat Phrao
- Nearest station: Not near a station; take a taxi
- Known for: Fillers, anti-ageing, laser, body treatments and cosmetic surgery
Typical costs
Prices vary widely between clinics and change often, so treat these as a rough guide only. A specialist consultation at a private clinic often starts at around 1,000 baht. The Institute of Dermatology is considerably cheaper. Injectables, lasers and HIFU are priced per session or per unit, and many clinics sell discounted packages. Ask for the full price, including follow-up visits, before you agree to anything.
Cosmetic treatments are not usually covered by travel or health insurance. Treatment for a medical skin condition sometimes is, so check your policy and ask the clinic for an itemised receipt and a medical report.
Getting there
- Avoid rush hours, roughly 7 to 9 am and 5 to 7 pm, when trains are packed.
- The BTS and MRT run from about 6 am to midnight.
- The MRT accepts contactless bank cards at the gates. On the BTS, a stored-value Rabbit card saves queuing for tickets.
- Save the clinic’s location in Google Maps before you leave, as entrances inside malls and office towers can be hard to find.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bangkok a good place for skin treatment?
Yes. Bangkok has a large number of board-certified dermatologists, modern equipment and competitive prices. As anywhere, quality varies, so choose a clinic carefully and start with a consultation.
How can I check that a doctor is a qualified dermatologist?
Ask the clinic for the doctor’s full name and specialist qualifications. Reputable clinics are happy to share this. Thai doctors’ registrations can be checked with the Medical Council of Thailand.
Can I have laser treatment and then go to the beach?
It is not a good idea. Many laser treatments and peels leave the skin sensitive to sunlight for several weeks. Plan strong treatments for the end of your trip, or ask your doctor which treatments are safe before sun exposure.
More skincare guides
- Top skincare clinics in Chiang Mai and Pattaya
- Top skincare clinics in Phuket
- HIFU and laser clinics in Bangkok
- Cosmetic surgery options in Thailand
This guide replaces our earlier article “Top 5 Skin Care Clinics in Bangkok”. Healthcare in Thailand is an information site. Inclusion in this list is not a medical recommendation; always consult a qualified doctor about your own skin.