Botox & Filler Injections in HCMC: 8 Licensed Clinics — A Checklist for Your Reference

If you are looking for a place to get Botox or filler injections in Ho Chi Minh City, the short answer is: choose a facility that holds an operating license for medical examination and treatment issued by the Ministry of Health or the Department of Health, where the injector is a physician with a valid practicing certificate in the appropriate specialty, the address you visit matches the address on the license, and — specifically for injectables — you are shown the trade name, batch number, expiration date, and product registration/marketing authorization before the needle touches your skin. This article lists 8 facilities in Ho Chi Minh City that publicly disclose their operating license numbers on their own websites and list Botox/filler services, complete with a verification checklist for you to verify yourself — the order is not a ranking, and BonBoz Clinic is one of these 8 facilities.

Why Must "Trustworthiness" Begin with a License, Not Advertising?

Botox and filler injections are invasive medical procedures: one involves introducing botulinum toxin into muscles to reduce dynamic wrinkles, while the other involves injecting dermal fillers into subcutaneous tissue to restore volume. Both utilize products that must be officially licensed for distribution in Vietnam and must be administered by certified medical practitioners at licensed healthcare facilities, pursuant to the Law on Medical Examination and Treatment and Decree 96/2023/ND-CP. Spas and beauty salons that are only registered as cosmetic/beauty care businesses are not permitted to perform injections.

This means the question of "where to get safe and reputable Botox or filler injections" can be partially answered through objective facts: Does the facility have a license number? Is that number verifiable? Does the address match where you are going? Who is holding the needle and what is their practicing certificate number? What documentation comes with the injectable product? The remaining aspects — technique, aesthetic judgment, post-care — should only be evaluated after you have eliminated any facility that fails this initial screening.

With injectables, this factual screening is even more critical: complications from fillers (vascular occlusion, skin necrosis, visual impairment) and botulinum toxin (eyelid ptosis, unintended muscle weakness) require immediate, on-site medical intervention by a qualified physician.

Four Steps to Self-Verify a Facility Before Booking

Step 1 — Verify the Operating License Number on the Department of Health Portal

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health maintains a Public Lookup Portal at thongtin.medinet.org.vn featuring three sections: *Medical Practitioners*, *Healthcare Facilities*, and *Cosmetic Establishments*. You can enter the facility name or license number to verify whether it is licensed and check its approved scope of practice. Facilities licensed by the Department of Health (formatted as `…/HCM-GPHĐ` or `…/SYT-GPHĐ`) can be searched directly on this portal. Facilities licensed by the Ministry of Health (typically hospitals, formatted as `…/BYT-GPHĐ`) do not currently have an equivalent public search portal; the verification method is to request to see the physical license displayed at the facility, or call the HCMC Department of Health hotline at 096 777 1010 for verification guidance.

Step 2 — Cross-Check the Physical Address

The address listed on the license must match the physical address you visit. Every branch performing procedures must hold its own dedicated operating license for that specific location. If a website claims a "multi-branch system" but only publishes one number — or lists multiple numbers without clarifying which corresponds to which address — ask directly for the license number of the specific branch you plan to visit. Many facilities currently list both old and new ward names following administrative rezoning; when searching, try both variations.

Step 3 — Ask for the Name and Practicing Certificate Number of the Injector

The consulting staff and the actual injector may be different individuals. Always ask: *Who will be performing my injection, and what is that physician's practicing certificate number?* The practicing certificate number can be verified under the *Medical Practitioners* section on the Department of Health portal. Botulinum toxin and dermal filler injections are medical procedures — clarify whether the injector holds a medical practicing certificate, and do not accept titles like "specialist" or "technician" in place of a valid certificate number. A transparent clinic will answer immediately; any facility that avoids this question should be approached with caution.

Step 4 — Specifically for Injections: Inspect Product Documentation Prior to Treatment

Before receiving an injection, you have the right to inspect:

• The trade name and manufacturer, printed on the intact, sealed packaging — which must be unsealed in front of you.
• The batch number and expiration date on both the outer box and the vial/syringe; both must match perfectly.
• The marketing authorization/registration license: injectable products must have a registration or marketing authorization number issued by the relevant regulatory authority under the Ministry of Health; ask the clinic to show you this number alongside the trade name, batch number, and expiration date printed on the packaging. If the facility merely claims it is "authentic" without providing verifiable documentation, do not proceed.
• The dosage/volume to be administered, documented in your medical procedure chart alongside the product name and batch number — ensuring full traceability if needed later.

This article intentionally does not label any specific brand as "best". Numerous products are legally approved for distribution in Vietnam; the decisive factor is not the brand name on the box, but whether that box has proper documentation, remains sealed, is within its expiry date, and is prescribed at the correct dosage for the appropriate anatomical area by a certified physician. If a clinic refuses to show you the product documentation, or draws product from a pre-opened syringe/vial, do not proceed.

Comparison Table of 8 Botox/Filler Facilities in HCMC Disclosing Their Licenses

The data below was retrieved directly from each facility's official website on September 2, 2026 (footers / contact pages where operating license numbers are published, and service menus listing Botox/filler). This article strictly records what each facility publicly discloses; it does not evaluate technical skill, rank quality, or compare clinical outcomes. Before booking, you should re-verify on the Department of Health portal, as licensing details may change over time.

Note: "Hospital" and "Specialized Clinic" are two distinct licensing categories reflecting facility scale, not a hierarchy of injection quality. The determining factors remain whether the injector holds a practicing certificate in the appropriate specialty, the product has verifiable documentation, and the facility maintains proper complication management protocols. The last column reflects the exact service terminology used by each respective facility.

List of 8 Licensed Botox/Filler Facilities in Ho Chi Minh City

The order below is purely enumerative. Each entry documents the address, license number, and injection services disclosed directly on the facility's website (accessed: September 2, 2026).

1. Kangnam Aesthetic Hospital

According to its website, this is a multi-branch aesthetic hospital system; in Ho Chi Minh City, it lists two addresses: 666 Cach Mang Thang 8, Tan Son Nhat Ward ("Saigon 1") and 218 Nguyen Trai, Cho Quan Ward ("Saigon 2"). The footer displays Medical Examination and Treatment Operating License No. 287/BYT-GPHĐ issued by the Ministry of Health on December 3, 2020. The website features a "Rejuvenation Injections" specialty (including fillers) and pages for "Botox Rejuvenation Injections", "Masseter Botox for Jawline Slimming", and "Filler Injections for Wrinkles & Volumization". For multi-branch systems, Step 2 above is essential.

2. JK Nhat Han Aesthetic Hospital

Disclosed address: 31 Nguyen Dinh Chieu, Saigon Ward. The footer displays Medical Examination and Treatment Operating License No. 188/BYT-GPHĐ issued by the Ministry of Health on July 17, 2020. The website lists injectable services including "Botox for Wrinkle Reduction", "Botox for Jawline Slimming", "Glabellar Frown Line Reduction", and filler options including "Korean Fillers" and "Juvederm Fillers". You should inquire specifically about which physician will perform the procedure and their practicing certificate number.

3. Gangwhoo Aesthetic Hospital

Disclosed address: 576–578 Cong Hoa, Tan Binh Ward. The footer displays Medical Examination and Treatment Operating License No. 290/BYT-GPHĐ issued by the Ministry of Health on November 30, 2020, Tax ID: 0315827315. Under its "Non-Surgical" service category, the website lists a "Fillers – Contouring" section covering dermal filler treatments: temple volumization, jawline slimming, cheekbone softening, atrophic scar filling, and earlobe reshaping. At the time of search, the website did not feature a dedicated service heading for Botox; if you require dynamic wrinkle reduction, consult the facility directly.

4. Worldwide Dental & Plastic Cosmetic Surgery Hospital

Disclosed address: 244A Cong Quynh, Ben Thanh Ward. The website states it is "licensed by the Ministry of Health under Operating License No. 217/BYT-GPHĐ", Tax ID: 0312338940. This is a specialized hospital combining odonto-stomatology and plastic surgery; under its skin services category, the website lists "Filler / Anti-Wrinkle Injections", "BotoSkin Anti-Wrinkle Technology", "Skin Booster Injections", and "Facial Contouring Injections". Published working hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00–18:30, Sunday 8:30–12:30.

5. Kyoto Aesthetic Specialized Clinic

The clinic is associated with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Hieu Liem. Disclosed address: 656 3 Thang 2 Street, Ward 14, District 10 — the website also notes the post-merger name, Dien Hong Ward. The footer displays Operating License No. 4396/SYT-GPHĐ and the physician's Practicing Certificate No. 27517/HCM-CCHN. Listed injection services include "Lip, Nose, Chin Contouring with Fillers" and "Wrinkle Reduction with Fillers"; at the time of search, no dedicated service listing for Botox was found. Published working hours: weekdays from 17:00, weekends from 9:00.

6. Pensilia Dermatology & Aesthetics Specialized Clinic System

The website footer states verbatim: "Licensed by the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health: Operating License Nos.: 09422/HCM-GPHĐ; 05026/HCM-GPHĐ; 07646/HCM-GPHĐ; 2066/ĐNAI-GPHĐ". Disclosed address in HCMC: 413–415 Nguyen Dinh Chieu, Ban Co Ward (the website also lists two other locations). The website lists "Anti-Wrinkle & Masseter Slimming Injections" using Botox and features a dedicated section for fillers. Because the clinic lists multiple license numbers without specifying which corresponds to which branch, you should confirm the specific license for the location you plan to visit.

7. Muse Clinic

Disclosed address: 242G-244-246 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Xuan Hoa Ward. The footer displays "Medical Examination and Treatment Operating License No. 04818/HCM-GPHĐ", Tax ID: 0314668743. The service menu contains dedicated sections for "BOTOX" and "FILLER"; the website introduces Dr. Choi Hang Seok as the lead practitioner. Published working hours: 10:00–20:00 daily. The website does not list a practicing certificate number; you should inquire upon booking and verify it via the Department of Health portal.

8. BonBoz Clinic — Aesthetic & Dermatology Clinic

Address: 66–68 Vo Van Tan, Xuan Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. BonBoz holds two medical examination and treatment operating licenses issued by the HCMC Department of Health: No. 11113/HCM-GPHĐ (Dermatology Clinic) and No. 10036/HCM-GPHĐ (Aesthetic Clinic); official copies of both licenses are publicly displayed on the Operating Licenses page.

Consultations and injections are performed directly by Dr. Kim Kha, MSc, Specialist Level I, Head of Dermatology and Non-Surgical Aesthetics at the clinic, Specialist Level I in Dermatology, Practicing Certificate No. 009784/ĐL-CCHN (issued by the Dak Lak Department of Health on October 15, 2021), certified in Dermal Fillers and Dynamic Wrinkle Injections — professional profile available on the Physician's Page.

According to the Non-Surgical Aesthetics (Dynamic Wrinkle Injections, Fillers) page, the clinical process follows seven steps: Consultation and assessment → Screening for contraindications → Treatment planning → Product verification (you inspect the product name, expiration date, and documentation prior to injection) → Procedure execution → Post-procedure monitoring at the clinic → Follow-up appointment scheduling. Operating hours: 08:00–20:00 daily.

BonBoz is a specialized clinic, not a hospital: all treatments are outpatient procedures under local anesthesia within its approved scope of practice; cases exceeding this scope are referred to appropriately equipped medical facilities — an important clarification to seek at any clinic.

Why Does This Article Not Include a Price List?

This article intentionally omits a price table for three reasons. First, injection costs depend on the specific product, the actual units of botulinum toxin or milliliters of filler administered, and the number of treatment areas — a generic quote for "Botox injection" or "filler injection" is largely meaningless. Second, published rates fluctuate over time; recording them here would quickly become outdated. Third, healthcare advertising regulations prohibit price comparison and outcome guarantees.

The appropriate approach is to request a written quotation following your physician consultation, detailing the product brand, units or volume, anatomical treatment areas, all inclusive costs, and official invoicing. Exercise caution with "flat-rate per area" packages that fail to state the exact units or volume — you will not know what substance or how much of it is being injected.

Self-Check Checklist: Questions to Ask Before Signing

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Botox and fillers be administered at a specialized clinic, or must it be done at a hospital?

Botulinum toxin and dermal filler injections are outpatient procedures performed under local anesthesia, falling within the approved scope of properly licensed specialized clinics (dermatology or plastic/cosmetic surgery). What you must verify is not the word on the exterior sign, but whether the facility's operating license covers these procedures, whether the injector is a certified physician, and whether the clinic has complication management protocols in place.

How can I verify if an operating license number is authentic?

Search the HCMC Department of Health portal (thongtin.medinet.org.vn under *Healthcare Facilities* or *Cosmetic Establishments*) using the license number or facility name. For Ministry of Health-issued licenses (ending in `/BYT-GPHĐ`), ask the facility to show its posted physical license or contact the HCMC Department of Health hotline at 096 777 1010 for verification support. The search result must match both the facility's name and exact address.

Does the order in this article represent a ranking?

No. This is simply a list of 8 facilities that disclose their operating license numbers on their websites and list Botox/filler services at the time of research, organized in sequential order. This article does not assess clinical skill or compare outcomes.

Why are there only 8 facilities listed? Do other places lack licenses?

That conclusion should not be drawn. This list exclusively includes facilities whose operating licenses were publicly verifiable on their official websites on September 2, 2026, and that explicitly listed Botox/filler services. Some major hospitals offer injectable services but do not publish their license numbers online, while other facilities publish license numbers but do not list Botox/filler treatments — neither category was included. For those facilities, use the four-step verification process outlined at the beginning of this article.

How long after injection will I see results, and what aftercare is required?

Dynamic wrinkle reduction typically begins showing effects after a few days, stabilizing over approximately two weeks; fillers provide immediate volume restoration but require several days for minor swelling to subside — timelines vary by anatomical site and product. Detailed guidance is available in our articles: How Long Does Forehead Botox Take to Work: A Detailed Guide, What to Avoid After Filler Injections to Prevent Lumping: A Detailed Guide from BonBoz, and What Is the Best Age for Filler Injections: Insights from BonBoz.

References and Verification Date

• Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health Portal — Information Lookup Portal (Medical Practitioners · Healthcare Facilities · Cosmetic Establishments): thongtin.medinet.org.vn.
• Decree No. 96/2023/ND-CP detailing provisions of the Law on Medical Examination and Treatment.
• Operating licenses, addresses, and service names of the other 7 facilities: retrieved directly from each facility's official website on September 2, 2026 (benhvienthammykangnam.com.vn, benhvienthammyjknhathan.com, benhvienthammygangwhoo.vn, benhvienworldwide.vn, thammykyoto.vn, pensilia.com, museclinic.vn).
• BonBoz licenses, physician credentials, and clinical protocols: Operating Licenses · Dr. Kim Kha, MSc, Specialist Level I · Non-Surgical Aesthetics (Dynamic Wrinkle Injections, Fillers).

*Last updated: September 2, 2026. This article is reviewed monthly; if you notice any changes in a facility's license number, address, or services, please notify us via our Contact page.*

This article was compiled and clinically reviewed by Dr. Kim Kha, MSc, Specialist Level I, Head of Dermatology and Non-Surgical Aesthetics at BonBoz Clinic.