A vampire facial in Thailand commonly costs around THB 5,000 to THB 20,000 per session, although promotional clinic prices can fall below this range and premium hospital treatment can cost more.
Current published examples include:
- THB 5,000 for a PRP Vampire Facial at Blooming Clinic
- THB 10,000 for PRP facial treatment at Renewme Skin Clinic Bangkok
- THB 10,000 for PRP with microneedling or PRP injection at Revival Clinic Bangkok
- THB 18,550 for PRP Face at Bangkok Hospital Phuket
These are provider-specific prices rather than a national tariff.
The first thing to understand is that vampire facial is a marketing term, not one standardized medical procedure. One clinic may mean microneedling followed by platelet-rich plasma, while another may inject PRP directly into the face. Those treatments should not automatically be compared as if they are identical.
How much does a vampire facial cost in Thailand?
Current advertised prices provide a useful planning range:
| Provider | Location | Published price |
|---|---|---|
| Blooming Clinic | Bangkok | THB 5,000 per session |
| Renewme Skin Clinic | Bangkok | THB 10,000 per PRP + LED session |
| Revival Clinic | Bangkok | THB 10,000 |
| Bangkok Hospital Phuket | Phuket | THB 18,550 for PRP Face |
A reasonable budget for established clinics is therefore around THB 5,000 to THB 20,000 for one session.
Very low promotional prices do exist, particularly through booking platforms, but price alone does not tell you:
- how PRP is prepared
- who performs the procedure
- whether microneedling is included
- whether PRP is injected
- how much blood is processed
- whether physician assessment is included
These details can explain a large part of the price difference.
What is a vampire facial?
A vampire facial uses platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood.
A typical procedure involves:
- drawing a small amount of blood
- processing it in a centrifuge
- separating platelet-rich plasma from other blood components
- applying or injecting the PRP into the treatment area
PRP contains platelets and growth factors involved in tissue healing.
For facial treatments, PRP is commonly combined with microneedling or delivered through small injections.
The name vampire facial comes simply from the use of the patient's own blood during the process.
PRP with microneedling versus PRP injections
This distinction matters when comparing prices.
PRP with microneedling
Microneedling creates many small channels in the skin. PRP is then applied during or immediately after the procedure.
Revival Clinic currently lists PRP for the face with microneedling at THB 10,000.
Injected PRP
PRP can also be injected directly into areas of the face.
Revival states that it offers both microneedling and intradermal or subcutaneous PRP techniques for the same published THB 10,000 price.
Combination treatment
Some clinics add treatments such as:
- LED therapy
- skin boosters
- laser treatment
- microneedling devices
Renewme Skin Clinic currently lists PRP + LED at THB 10,000 for one session or THB 25,000 for three sessions.
A larger combination package should not be compared directly with standalone PRP.
PRP facial cost in Bangkok
Bangkok has the largest concentration of PRP and aesthetic clinics in Thailand.
Current first-party examples include:
- Blooming Clinic: THB 5,000
- Revival Clinic: THB 10,000
- Renewme Skin Clinic: THB 10,000
Promotional marketplace offers can be lower, sometimes only a few thousand baht or less.
However, a very cheap voucher should be checked carefully to determine whether it includes the complete procedure or is designed as an introductory promotion.
For a more detailed city-specific comparison, see Vampire Facial in Bangkok: Cost and PRP Clinic Prices.
PRP facial cost in Phuket
Bangkok Hospital Phuket currently publishes a PRP Face package at THB 18,550.
Its package is valid through 31 December 2026 according to the hospital's current pricing page.
The same hospital lists PRP Hair at THB 19,550.
This illustrates one reason hospital-based PRP may cost more than treatment at an aesthetic clinic.
Hospital pricing can incorporate a different clinical environment, staffing structure and facility overhead.
The higher price does not automatically guarantee a better cosmetic result, but neither should a hospital package be compared only against the cheapest promotional clinic voucher.
Why does PRP facial pricing vary so much?
Several factors affect the total cost.
PRP preparation system
Clinics use different collection tubes, centrifugation protocols and PRP systems.
Amount of PRP
A treatment involving several tubes of blood and larger volumes of prepared plasma can cost more than a small localized procedure.
Microneedling
Some prices include professional microneedling, while others cover PRP injection only.
Doctor involvement
A procedure performed or directly supervised by a doctor can be priced differently from a promotional beauty-clinic treatment.
Additional treatments
Packages may include LED, lasers, skin boosters or other aesthetic treatments.
Clinic location
Central Bangkok and premium hospital environments can have higher prices than small standalone clinics.
Does a vampire facial really use your own blood?
Yes.
Proper PRP treatment uses a blood sample collected from the patient receiving the treatment.
The sample is centrifuged to create a plasma fraction with a higher platelet concentration.
Using the patient's own blood reduces some of the concerns associated with injecting a foreign biological product, but it does not make the procedure risk-free.
Sterile blood collection, preparation and administration remain essential.
What can a PRP facial potentially improve?
PRP facial treatment is commonly offered for concerns such as:
- skin texture
- fine lines
- acne scars
- uneven skin appearance
- general facial rejuvenation
The scientific evidence is more nuanced than some clinic advertising suggests.
Research into PRP for facial rejuvenation has reported potential improvements in measures such as skin texture and appearance, but techniques and study quality vary considerably.
PRP should therefore not be presented as a proven way to reverse aging or produce facelift-like changes.
Patients should expect subtle improvement rather than dramatic structural transformation.
Vampire facial for acne scars
PRP is sometimes combined with microneedling or fractional treatments for acne scarring.
The logic is different from simply using PRP as a general glow treatment.
Microneedling itself stimulates a wound-healing response in the skin, while PRP may be added as an adjunct.
Treatment choice should depend on scar type.
Deep ice-pick scars, rolling scars and boxcar scars may require different combinations of treatment.
Someone with significant acne scarring should ideally receive a proper dermatological assessment rather than automatically booking the same vampire facial marketed for general skin rejuvenation.
How long does the treatment take?
A vampire facial commonly takes approximately 45 to 90 minutes.
Revival Clinic describes its procedure as taking around 50 to 60 minutes.
Time may include:
- consultation
- topical numbing cream
- blood collection
- centrifugation
- microneedling or injections
- post-treatment care
A procedure involving topical anesthetic often requires waiting around 20 to 30 minutes before treatment begins.
How much downtime is there?
Downtime is generally limited, but the face can look noticeably irritated immediately afterward.
Possible short-term effects include:
- redness
- swelling
- sensitivity
- pinpoint bleeding after microneedling
- bruising around injection sites
VitalLife notes that PRP facial treatment can cause temporary redness, swelling and bruising.
Microneedling-based vampire facials may produce more generalized facial redness than a small number of PRP injections.
Most people should not plan the treatment immediately before an important event.
Is PRP facial treatment safe?
PRP uses the patient's own blood, but safe treatment still depends on proper clinical technique.
Potential complications include:
- infection
- bruising
- swelling
- pain
- prolonged redness
- pigmentation changes after skin injury
Microneedling creates controlled skin injury, so equipment and skin preparation need appropriate hygiene and infection-control standards.
Blood-processing equipment should also be handled correctly.
A cheap procedure becomes poor value if infection control is inadequate.
Infection control matters particularly with a vampire facial
The use of blood gives this treatment an additional safety consideration.
Equipment that contacts blood should be appropriately sterile or single-use.
Microneedling cartridges should not be reused between patients.
Before treatment, you can ask:
- Is the needle cartridge single-use?
- Is it opened in front of me?
- Who draws the blood?
- Where is the blood processed?
- Is the PRP preparation system single-use?
A legitimate clinic should be comfortable explaining its procedure.
Is one treatment enough?
There is no universally accepted cosmetic PRP schedule.
Clinics may recommend several sessions depending on the patient's skin and treatment goal.
Renewme currently prices:
- one PRP + LED session at THB 10,000
- three sessions at THB 25,000
That makes the three-session price approximately THB 8,333 per treatment.
Package discounts are common, but do not commit to several sessions before knowing how your skin responds to the first one.
When will you see results?
PRP is not comparable to filler, where volume changes can be visible immediately.
Any intended benefit develops gradually as tissue healing and collagen remodeling occur.
VitalLife states that improvements can become noticeable over several weeks and continue developing afterward.
The degree of improvement varies and depends on:
- age
- skin condition
- treatment technique
- number of sessions
- other treatments being combined
Be cautious with clinics promising a dramatic transformation within a few days.
PRP facial versus fillers
These are very different procedures.
Dermal fillers introduce an injectable material to restore or modify volume.
PRP uses components of the patient's own blood with the aim of stimulating tissue response.
PRP will not reproduce the predictable volumizing effect of hyaluronic acid filler.
A clinic may sometimes describe concentrated PRP or PRF as a natural filler, but patients should understand that the biological behavior and cosmetic effect are not equivalent to conventional filler.
PRP versus exosomes
PRP and exosome treatments are also frequently marketed together in Thailand.
Revival Clinic currently lists:
- PRP for face with microneedling: THB 10,000
- exosome face treatment: THB 18,000
They are not interchangeable treatments.
PRP comes from the patient's own blood. Commercial exosome products are manufactured biological products and raise different regulatory and evidence questions.
Do not assume that exosomes are simply a stronger version of PRP because they cost more.
PRP versus Morpheus8
Patients researching facial rejuvenation in Thailand may also compare PRP with radiofrequency microneedling.
Renewme currently lists Morpheus8 full-face treatment at THB 39,000 per session, considerably more than its THB 10,000 PRP treatment.
The procedures work differently.
Morpheus8 combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy, whereas PRP uses blood-derived platelets and growth factors.
See Morpheus8 Cost in Thailand for a detailed price comparison.
Can tourists have a vampire facial in Thailand?
Yes, the procedure is commonly marketed to international patients and does not normally require hospitalization.
The main travel consideration is cosmetic downtime rather than physical recovery.
If you have the treatment shortly before flying home, your face may still be:
- red
- swollen
- bruised
It is sensible to leave at least a short buffer before an important event or long travel day.
How to choose a clinic
Do not choose solely from Instagram before-and-after photos.
Ask:
- What exactly does the quoted price include?
- Is this microneedling plus PRP or injected PRP?
- Who performs the treatment?
- Is a doctor involved?
- What PRP system is used?
- How many blood tubes are collected?
- Are microneedling cartridges single-use?
- Are consultation fees extra?
- Are there additional nursing or facility charges?
- What happens if I develop an infection or significant reaction?
For physician-led procedures, the treating doctor's licence can be checked through the Medical Council of Thailand.
Watch for prices that exclude consultation fees
A published treatment price is not always the final bill.
VitalLife, for example, states that first-time patients pay an additional THB 1,000 to THB 2,500 doctor consultation fee, and its package prices can exclude outpatient and nursing service fees.
This is why a THB 10,000 treatment and a THB 12,000 treatment cannot always be compared from the headline figure alone.
Ask for the total expected price for a first visit.
Does insurance cover a vampire facial?
Usually not when PRP is performed purely for cosmetic facial rejuvenation.
VitalLife explicitly states that its PRP facial package is not covered by insurance.
International health insurance is generally designed to cover medically necessary care rather than elective cosmetic skin rejuvenation.
Patients should therefore expect to self-pay.
The practical price range
For a straightforward cosmetic vampire facial in Thailand, THB 5,000 to THB 20,000 per session is a useful current planning range based on published provider prices.
Current examples include:
- THB 5,000 at Blooming Clinic in Bangkok
- THB 10,000 at Revival Clinic Bangkok
- THB 10,000 at Renewme Bangkok
- THB 18,550 at Bangkok Hospital Phuket
Lower promotional offers exist, while premium or combination treatments can cost more.
The most important comparison is not simply the cheapest price. Confirm whether you are receiving PRP with microneedling, PRP injections or a combination, who performs the treatment, what is included and whether the clinic follows appropriate blood-handling and infection-control procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a vampire facial cost in Thailand?
A practical current range is around THB 5,000 to THB 20,000 per session. Published examples include THB 5,000 at Blooming Clinic, THB 10,000 at several Bangkok clinics and THB 18,550 at Bangkok Hospital Phuket.
How much is a PRP facial in Bangkok?
Current Bangkok examples include THB 5,000 at Blooming Clinic and THB 10,000 at both Revival Clinic and Renewme Skin Clinic. Promotional prices can be lower.
How much is a PRP facial in Phuket?
Bangkok Hospital Phuket currently lists PRP Face at THB 18,550, with the package shown as valid through 31 December 2026.
What is a vampire facial?
It is a cosmetic treatment using platelet-rich plasma prepared from the patient's own blood. The PRP may be applied after microneedling or injected directly into the skin.
Is PRP the same as microneedling?
No. Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin, while PRP is a blood-derived plasma preparation. Vampire facial packages often combine the two.
How long does a vampire facial take?
Treatment commonly takes around 45 to 90 minutes including numbing, blood collection, PRP preparation and application or injection.
How much downtime is there after PRP facial treatment?
Redness, swelling, sensitivity and occasional bruising can occur. Downtime is usually limited, but microneedling can leave the face visibly red during the initial recovery period.
Does health insurance cover vampire facials in Thailand?
Cosmetic PRP facial treatment is generally self-pay. It should not be assumed to be covered by ordinary medical insurance.
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Niran Chaiyasit
Niran Chaiyasit is a Thai health writer with a background in public health and a focus on travel health, disease prevention and healthcare access in Thailand. His work covers topics such as common illnesses, vaccinations, mosquito-borne diseases, food safety and practical health information for travelers and expatriates.
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Justin Brooks
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