Mesotherapy in Ho Chi Minh City: 8 facilities with an operating licence — a cross-check table so you can check for yourself

If you are looking for a place to get mesotherapy, including skin rejuvenation mesotherapy, in Ho Chi Minh City, the short answer is this. Choose a facility with an operating licence (GPHĐ) for medical examination and treatment, issued by the Department of Health or the Ministry of Health. The person who injects you should be a doctor with a practising certificate (CCHN). The injected product should have a clear brand name, batch number and expiry date, and the address you visit should match the address on the licence. You can look up the operating licence, practising certificate and address yourself on the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health portal before booking. You can check the product on site by reading the label.

This article lists 8 facilities in Ho Chi Minh City. Each one offers a meso service and also publishes its operating licence number on its own official website. A cross-check table is included so you can verify them yourself. The eight facilities are Doctor Acnes, WeDo Skin Clinic, Pensilia, Muse Clinic, Seoul Center, Dr. Choice, MedFit (Rejuv Lab) and BonBoz Clinic, the facility that compiled this article. The order of listing is not a ranking.

The specific address to cross-check against the criteria above: BonBoz Clinic, 66–68 Võ Văn Tần, Xuân Hòa Ward (formerly District 3), Ho Chi Minh City — Dermatology Specialty Clinic (licence 11113/HCM-GPHĐ) and Aesthetic Specialty Clinic (licence 10036/HCM-GPHĐ). Service information: Mesotherapy — micro-point mesotherapy at BonBoz.

Why must choosing a mesotherapy facility start with the operating licence, not advertising claims?

Mesotherapy (meso) is a technique that delivers a blend of nutrients into the superficial layer of the skin using multiple micro-needle punctures or a multi-needle device. Each puncture is very shallow and the amount injected at each point is tiny, but it is still a procedure that injects through the skin. The BonBoz method page lists the risks that can occur: redness, mild swelling, injection papules lasting 1–3 days, small bruises, irritation from ingredients, temporary acne flare-ups on oily skin, herpes reactivation, and infection when aseptic technique is not followed. The risks increase when the mixture is of unknown origin or is compounded arbitrarily.

So the question "where is a reputable place to get mesotherapy?" can be answered in part with facts rather than impressions. Does the facility have an operating licence number? Can that number be looked up? Does the address you find match the place you are about to visit? What is the name and practising certificate number of the person injecting you? Does the vial to be used have a name, batch number and expiry date, or is it just an unnamed "nutrient mixture"? The rest — how the doctor chooses the active ingredients, how your skin is monitored across sessions — you can assess after you have ruled out every place that fails this round of facts.

For meso, this fact check is especially worth doing. You may need to return to the same place several times on your doctor's recommendation, so ten minutes of checking before the first session is worth more than discovering a problem later.

Three steps to check a facility yourself before booking

Step 1 — Look up the operating licence number on the Department of Health portal

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health has a medical and pharmaceutical practice lookup portal at tracuu.medinet.org.vn. Under the *Cơ sở KCB* section, choose "Tìm khớp tất cả các cụm từ (Phân biệt dấu)". The default mode does not show records of facilities that have stopped operating. Then type the facility name or operating licence number and press Enter. The results list shows the facility name on the licence, the issue date, the address by ward name and former district, and the operating status. Click a facility to open its detail page, which also shows the address by new ward name, the type of facility and the person in charge of professional practice. The address column in this article is taken from that detail page. Facilities licensed by the Department have numbers in the form `…/HCM-GPHĐ` or `…/SYT-GPHĐ`. The portal also shows some facilities licensed by the Ministry of Health (numbers in the form `…/BYT-GPHĐ`). If you cannot find one, ask to see the paper licence at the premises.

For meso, pay attention to the approved scope of professional practice: a dermatology specialty clinic and an aesthetic specialty clinic hold two different operating licences. Several facilities in this article have two or more operating licences. In that case, ask directly which licence covers the service you are about to have.

Step 2 — Cross-check the address

The address on the operating licence must match the address you are going to. Some facilities in this article have two or more branches, and each branch providing medical examination and treatment needs an operating licence for its own address. If a website lists several locations but publishes only one licence number, or publishes several numbers without saying which belongs to which address, ask before booking. After the 2025 reorganisation of administrative units, many websites use the new ward names while some still use the former district names, so when searching you should try both.

Step 3 — Ask for the injector's name and see the product before the injection

The person who advises you and the person who injects you may be two different people. Ask: *who will inject me, and what is that person's practising certificate number?* You can look up practising certificate numbers under the *GPHN KCB* section of the same Department of Health portal. For meso in particular, also ask for the brand name and ingredients of the product to be injected. Ask to see the sealed vial or ampoule, with the manufacturer, batch number and expiry date on the label, opened in front of you. A transparent facility will answer right away.

Cross-check table of 8 mesotherapy facilities in Ho Chi Minh City that publish their operating licences

The data below was checked directly on each facility's official website on 02/11/2026 — its meso service page and the footer or contact page where the operating licence number is published. This article records only what each facility publishes. It does not assess skill, rank facilities or compare results. Before booking, you should still look the details up again on the Department of Health portal, because licences can change.

Notes on reading the table: the "Published operating licence number" column is recorded exactly as each facility publishes it. Where it differs from the Department of Health portal, a note appears in the cell itself. Where a facility publishes several operating licence numbers or has several branches, you need to match the right number to the address you are visiting. Service names are also kept as each facility words them. Under the same word "meso", the active ingredients, technique and goal can differ, so ask for specifics during your consultation.

List of 8 licensed mesotherapy addresses in Ho Chi Minh City

The order below is only the order of listing. Each entry records the address, operating licence number and group of meso services that the facility itself publishes on its website (checked on 02/11/2026). This article does not explain the techniques behind each service name.

1. BonBoz Clinic — Dermatology and Aesthetic Clinic

Address: 66–68 Võ Văn Tần, Xuân Hòa Ward (formerly District 3), Ho Chi Minh City. The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health issued two operating licences: 11113/HCM-GPHĐ (Dermatology Clinic) and 10036/HCM-GPHĐ (Aesthetic Clinic). Photos of both licences are on the Operating licence page. The doctor in charge is Dr. Bùi Thị Kim Kha, Specialist Level I physician, Specialist Level I in Dermatology, practising certificate number 009784/ĐL-CCHN (issued by the Đắk Lắk Department of Health on 15/10/2021). According to the Mesotherapy — micro-point mesotherapy page, the doctor performs a skin analysis, identifies the goal (hydration, brightness, texture, oiliness), then chooses a suitable registered mixture. The published techniques include hydration meso, recovery meso, and meso combined with microneedling or RF microneedling. The page also states that meso plays a "base" and maintenance role. It does not restore volume, lift muscle or remove deep pitted acne scars. The treatment rhythm is not fixed; the doctor tailors it to how your skin responds. Opening hours: 08:00–20:00 daily.

2. Doctor Acnes Dermatology Clinic

The clinic describes itself as specialising in dermatology, with a published address of 8A Sư Thiện Chiếu, Xuân Hòa Ward. The footer states verbatim: "Licensed to operate by the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health since 2020 under operating licence number 08277/HCM-GPHĐ and number 11119/HCM-GPHĐ issued on 21/08/2025". On the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health portal (tracuu.medinet.org.vn, exact-match search on 02/11/2026), number 11119/HCM-GPHĐ corresponds to 8A Sư Thiện Chiếu. Number 08277/HCM-GPHĐ has two records: an old Doctor Acnes record at 283/34 Cách Mạng Tháng Tám (no longer operating) and another dermatology clinic at 152 Phổ Quang, Đức Nhuận Ward (operating). The clinic's "Reputable mesotherapy in Ho Chi Minh City" page lists four courses: glass-skin and brightening meso, skin recovery and regeneration meso, acne meso, and scar meso. The service menu has the items "Mesotherapy for acne", "Mesotherapy for recovery" and "Mesotherapy for scars". The website also lists an affiliated clinic named DeAge by DA, which publishes the same two operating licence numbers, so this article counts it as one entry.

3. WeDo Skin Clinic

The website publishes two branches in Ho Chi Minh City and lists a separate operating licence for each address under "Operating licence for medical examination and treatment — Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health": branch 1, number 10764/HCM-GPHĐ, at 11 Trần Doãn Khanh, Tân Định Ward (formerly District 1); branch 2, number 11726/HCM-GPHĐ, at 17 Thái Thuận, Bình Trưng Ward (formerly An Phú Ward, District 2). The "Meso/HA/BAP" page says skin rejuvenation injections are "performed directly by a certified dermatologist". The service menu also includes acne meso, scar meso and hair loss meso.

4. Pensilia Dermatology & Aesthetic Clinic System

The Ho Chi Minh City facility published on the website is Pensilia Nguyễn Đình Chiểu, at 411/2–413–415 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu, Bàn Cờ Ward. The footer states for this facility: "Aesthetics Department: operating licence number 05026/HCM-GPHĐ" and "Dermatology Department: operating licence number 09422/HCM-GPHĐ". The website also publishes a Biên Hòa facility (2730/ĐNAI-GPHĐ) and a Vũng Tàu facility (07646/HCM-GPHĐ). It notes itself that conditions and legal entities differ at each location, and that some services are "for consultation only, not performed on-site". The meso service is presented as the "Exclusive Pen Meso course". Because the facility itself points out differences between locations, you should ask exactly where Pen Meso is performed before booking.

5. Muse Clinic

The website footer gives the name "Muse Clinic Aesthetic Surgery Specialty Clinic", with the address 242G-244-246 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu Street, Xuân Hoà Ward (formerly District 3), and "Operating licence for medical examination and treatment number 04818/HCM-GPHĐ". The service menu has a "Mesotherapy – B.A.P" category. Within it, the website lists courses tied to product brand names (for example Teoxane Redensity 1, Rejuran Healer, Profhilo Structura, Restylane Vital Light). This is useful for Step 3 above: you know the product names in advance, so you can ask about them and check the label. Published opening hours: Monday – Sunday, 10:00–20:00.

6. Seoul Center

The website publishes a system of many facilities in Ho Chi Minh City and other provinces, each with its own service scope and operating licence number. The facility named "Seoul Center Aesthetic Specialty Clinic" at 375 Nguyễn Thượng Hiền, Vườn Lài Ward, has the line "Operating licence No.: 07828/HCM-GPHĐ" with the note "(For minor surgery, skin care and tattooing services)". When booking, you should ask under which operating licence the meso service is performed. Some other branches in Ho Chi Minh City have their own operating licence numbers published on the website, and some have no number. The published meso service is "Glass Skin HA Meso – Glass-Skin Glow", which the website describes as a full-face micro-point mesotherapy course using a hyaluronic acid formula. The website also has articles on "needle-free meso". That is a different technique, not an injection, so you need to ask clearly which type you are being advised on. Published opening hours: 8:45–18:30 daily.

7. Dr. Choice Dermatology Clinic

The website lists two facilities: 95 Đường D5, Thạnh Mỹ Tây Ward (formerly Ward 25, Bình Thạnh District) and 99 Trần Đình Xu, Cầu Ông Lãnh Ward (formerly District 1). The footer states: "Operating licence for medical examination and treatment number 07637/HCM-GPHĐ dated 24/03/2025 (the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health)". Looking it up on the Department of Health portal on 02/11/2026, number 07637/HCM-GPHĐ corresponds to 92 Đường D5 (the website says 95 D5). No operating licence number is published for the 99 Trần Đình Xu branch, so if you go to that branch, ask for the operating licence number before booking. The "Mesotherapy" page, under "Exclusive courses at Dr. Choice", says the clinic applies "mesotherapy for acne, mesotherapy for melasma, mesotherapy for dark under-eye circles". Published opening hours: Monday – Sunday, 08:00–21:00.

8. MedFit Clinic (Rejuv Lab)

The website describes MedFit as a clinic specialising in weight loss, slimming and fat reduction, with a skin aesthetic division called Rejuv Lab. Published address: 462/2 Nguyễn Tri Phương, Vườn Lài Ward. The footer states: "The clinic operates under licence number 10593/HCM-GPHĐ and number 10991/HCM-GPHĐ". The "Skin rejuvenation meso injections" page has a reference price list for meso courses "at RejuvLab" (this article does not copy prices; see the reason in the section below). On the Department of Health portal, both numbers are at the same address: 10991/HCM-GPHĐ is a Dermatology specialty clinic and 10593/HCM-GPHĐ is a general internal medicine clinic. The number that belongs to dermatology is 10991, and you can ask the facility to confirm this when booking.

Why does this article not include a price table?

"Top mesotherapy addresses" articles often come with price lists. This article deliberately does not, for three reasons. First, meso costs depend on the type of active ingredient, the dose for your skin area, the number of areas treated, and whether it is your first course or maintenance, so a single general figure for "meso injections" means almost nothing. Second, the prices facilities publish change with the season and with promotions, so copying prices from other websites would quickly become wrong. Third, comparing prices between medical facilities easily leads readers to choose by price instead of by the facts in the three steps above.

The right approach is to ask for a cost quote after the doctor has done the skin analysis. It should state the product name, the expected number of sessions and what is included (anaesthesia, aftercare, follow-up visits), and an invoice should be issued. If you want to understand the factors that make costs vary, see the Cost of meso and skin boosters page.

Self-check table: what to ask before your first meso session

Frequently asked questions

Can I get meso at a spa?

Meso is a procedure that injects through the skin, so it needs to be recommended by a doctor and performed under aseptic conditions with a product registered for skin injection. A spa without an operating licence for medical examination and treatment is therefore not a place to be injected. According to the BonBoz method page, risks increase with mixtures of unknown origin, and infection can occur when technique is not aseptic. The simplest way to check is the three steps above: does the place you are going to have an operating licence number that can be looked up, and does the injector have a practising certificate number? A place that cannot provide these two numbers does not meet this article's criteria.

How do I know an operating licence number is real?

Look it up on the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health lookup portal (tracuu.medinet.org.vn, under *Cơ sở KCB*, in the "Tìm khớp tất cả các cụm từ" mode) using the operating licence number or the facility name. The result must match the name, the address and the approved scope of professional practice. If you cannot find an operating licence issued by the Ministry of Health on the portal, ask the facility to show you the paper licence at the premises.

Is the order in this article a ranking?

No. This is a list of 8 facilities that publish both meso services and operating licence numbers on their official websites at the time of checking, in order of listing. The article does not assess skill or compare results between facilities.

Why only 8 facilities? Do the others not have operating licences?

You cannot conclude that. The list includes only facilities whose meso service page could be opened and whose operating licence number could be read on their official website on 02/11/2026. Some facilities have an operating licence but do not publish the number online. Others publish the number, but their website has only educational articles about meso and no service page. Those places are not in the table, but you can still use the three self-check steps above on them.

How does meso differ from skin boosters, and how often is it done?

According to the BonBoz method page, meso is a nutrient mixture with non-crosslinked HA, with a shorter effect and needing several sessions. Skin booster is lightly crosslinked HA, which holds moisture longer. As for frequency, there is no general schedule. In the early phase, appointments are usually every 1, 2 or 4 weeks depending on the condition of the skin. Once the skin is stable, the interval stretches to 1–3 months or longer, tailored by your doctor to how your skin responds. The article What age is skin rejuvenation meso suitable for? says more about when to start.

References and date checked

• Medical and pharmaceutical practice lookup portal — Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health (Cơ sở KCB · GPHN KCB sections): tracuu.medinet.org.vn. All 13 operating licence numbers in the table, plus number 07646/HCM-GPHĐ of the Pensilia Vũng Tàu facility, were looked up again on the portal on 03/11/2026 using exact-match search. Each number matched its address, or any discrepancy is noted in the article. Number 2730/ĐNAI-GPHĐ of the Biên Hòa facility was issued by Đồng Nai Province and cannot be looked up on this portal.
• Meso services and operating licence numbers of the 7 other facilities: checked directly on the service page and footer of each facility's official website on 02/11/2026 (Doctor Acnes · WeDo Skin Clinic · Pensilia · Muse Clinic · Seoul Center · Dr. Choice · MedFit).
• BonBoz operating licences, doctor profile and method information: Operating licence · Dr. Bùi Thị Kim Kha, Specialist Level I physician · Mesotherapy — micro-point mesotherapy.

*Last updated: 03/11/2026. If you find that a facility's operating licence number, address or services have changed, please let us know through the Contact page.*

This article was written and its content reviewed by Dr. Bùi Thị Kim Kha, Specialist Level I physician, the doctor in charge of Dermatology – non-surgical aesthetic medicine at BonBoz Clinic.