Barbers, Salons & Nails
Prices are in Thai baht; USD equivalents are generated live from the site's current rate. Salon prices move around and depend heavily on hair length, product, and how much colour work you want — treat the bands below as a guide and always confirm when you book. Most places quote a firm price only after they've seen your hair.
Grooming is one of the quiet pleasures of living in Chiang Mai: a good men's cut runs a fraction of what you'd pay back home, a gel manicure costs less than a coffee-and-cake in the West, and the standard at the better places is genuinely high. The one real catch is hair type. Many Thai stylists train and practise almost entirely on dark, thick, straight Asian hair, so if you have fine, wavy, curly, very light or colour-treated hair, it pays to go to a salon that specifically markets itself to foreigners — the difference in outcome is large. This page is a curated shortlist rather than a directory: a handful of reliable places in each category, with the price band and the thing worth knowing before you go. For where these sit on the map, see Neighborhood Guides; for how grooming fits a monthly budget, see Cost of Living.
A few habits that make life easier here:
- Book on LINE. Most independent barbers and salons take bookings through LINE or Facebook Messenger rather than phone or email — see Essential Apps if you haven't set those up yet. Add them as a friend, send your requested time, and you'll usually get a same-day reply. The busier barbershops (see below) are booking-only.
- Bring reference photos — several. This matters far more than describing what you want in words, especially across a language gap. Bring two or three photos of the result you do want from different angles, and ideally one of a result you don't want, so the stylist understands your boundaries. This is the single biggest predictor of walking out happy.
- Tip modestly. Tipping isn't obligatory but is normal and appreciated for good service — think ฿50–100 ($1–3) at a barber, or rounding up / ฿100–200 ($3–6) at a salon after a longer colour appointment.
- Use the booking apps for beauty, not hair. Two platforms cover a lot of Chiang Mai's beauty scene with English menus, photos, reviews and up-front prices: GoWabi (strong for spas, waxing, laser/IPL and nails, often with 20–80% off vs walk-in) and Fresha (common for lash/brow studios and Western-hair salons). They're the easiest way to see a firm price and read reviews before you commit, especially for treatments where you don't want surprises. For a specific stylist or barber, though, LINE/Facebook is still where the real booking happens.
Men's barbers#
Chiang Mai has a strong old-school-meets-hipster barber scene, concentrated in and around Nimman and the Old City. A standard cut at a walk-in local shop is genuinely cheap (roughly ฿150–300 ($4–9)); the English-speaking, appointment-based "gentlemen's barber" places charge more (฿400–600 ($12–18)) for a proper cut, hot-towel and beard trim, and are worth it if you want a consistent, styled result and easy communication.
- The Cutler Barbershop (Old City, Samlan Rd) — probably the best-known English-speaking barbershop in town, run by a team of skilled barbers. Booking only, no walk-ins — the Google listing is literally named "The Cutler barber shop (Booking Only)". Expect ฿400–600 ($12–18). Good for classic cuts, quiffs, buzz cuts and beard work when you want it done right and discussed in fluent English.
- 56 Barbershop (Nimman, in the N-Park project on Nimmanhaemin Rd) — a central, well-regarded shop that takes walk-ins. The owner, Nat, has a strong reputation for precision. Budget around ฿300 ($9) for a basic cut; the range runs roughly ฿100–400 ($3–12) depending on what you have done. Published opening times disagree between Google and the directories, so message before an early visit.
- Apirom Barber Old Town (Old City, Bamrungburi Soi 1) — a brother-run shop with a clean, modern-vintage feel, well liked for styling. Handy if you're staying inside the moat. Check before you go: as of August 2026 the Google listing is flagged temporarily closed and has been renamed "Kingsize Barber Old Town & Tattoo Studio". The family's San Sai branch is open and is the reliable fallback.
- Skill Barber (Huai Kaew Rd) — open daily with responsive staff, which makes it one of the easier places to get a last-minute appointment. A second branch trades near Jing Jai Market.
One name to untangle: older forum posts and directory listings recommend a Nimman barbershop called "New York, NY" on Soi 13. That is the same business as New York New York Hair Studio in the section below, and it is no longer on Soi 13 — it moved to Nimman Soi 9. Don't go looking for a separate barbershop.
Note that a barbershop cut isn't just for men — women wanting a short, clipper-based or classic cut often get an excellent (and much quicker, cheaper) result at a barber than at a full salon. Ask first, as not every shop offers it.
Women's hair & colour (and anyone with non-Asian hair)#
This is the category where choosing the right place matters most. For fine, wavy, curly, light or previously-coloured hair, prioritise a salon that explicitly works with Western hair. Rough price context: a cut-and-blow-dry lands somewhere around ฿500–1,200 ($15–35), grey coverage around ฿800–1,200 ($24–35), and fashion colour or a full balayage roughly ฿1,000–4,000 ($30–118) depending on length and how much lightening is involved — a fraction of Western prices, which is a big part of why people do their colour here.
- Pinkies Hair Bar (Old City, Moon Muang Road) — a foreigner-focused salon with international experience, specialising in Western hair: cutting, colour, balayage, curly hair and extensions. A safe first choice if you're nervous about a Thai salon handling non-Asian hair. Bookable via Fresha. Closed Sundays and Mondays.
- New York New York Hair Studio (Nimman, Soi 9 — inside The Tribe Nimman Boutique Hotel) — the owner/artistic director trained in New York and the salon is experienced with fine, wavy hair rather than only thick straight Asian hair. Well established with the expat crowd. Several directories still list the old Soi 13 address; the salon trades on Google as "Newyork Aveda Nimman hair studio".
- Wawa Hair Salon (Mae Rim Plaza) — a good-value hair, nails and spa salon worth the trip if you're north of the city: fashion colour roughly ฿1,000–2,000 ($30–59), grey coverage roughly ฿800–1,200 ($24–35), using professional-grade products. Handy for the Mae Rim / international-school corridor covered in Suburban & School-Corridor Guides.
- Nimman salons generally — the Nimman strip has a cluster of upscale salons with modern interiors and stylists often trained in Bangkok or abroad. Prices sit at the premium end for Chiang Mai but the consultation and finish tend to be thorough. Good for a high-end experience if budget isn't the main concern.
If you have a colour formula you like from home, take a photo of the box or the tube, or the exact shade name — it saves a lot of back-and-forth. And for a first visit with any significant colour work, book a consultation or go early in the day so there's time to get it right without rushing.
Nail salons#
Nails are excellent value and widely available, from ฿100 ($3) pavement pedicures to polished Nimman studios doing intricate gel art. Rough bands: a basic manicure or pedicure ฿150–350 ($4–10), a gel/shellac manicure ฿400–800 ($12–24), and elaborate designs, extensions or BIAB more (฿800 ($24)+) depending on the work. Most sit-down salons offer both mani and pedi and many bundle them.
- Chic's Nail Salon (Old City, Ratchapakhinai Rd near Wat Chiang Man) — one of the most-reviewed nail salons in the city with English-speaking staff, covering manicures, pedicures, BIAB, gel and more. A reliable, communication-easy default.
- Nimman nail studios — the Nimman area has several trendy, design-focused salons (variously branded "Nail Bar Nimman," "Nimman Nails" and similar) known for custom gel work — glitter, rhinestones, hand-painted designs. Best if you want statement nails rather than just a tidy-up. Labella Nail and Lashes in N PARC on Soi 11 is a good example, doing nails and lashes in one sitting.
- Fah Lanna Spa (Nimman, Soi 15) — offers gel polish alongside its massage and spa menu, which is convenient if you want nails and a treatment in one visit. See Spas, Massage & Onsen for the rest of its menu.
- Spa and mall salons — many spas and every major mall (Central, MAYA, One Nimman) have a nail counter or salon, useful for a walk-in while you're already out — see Markets, Malls & Walking Streets. Standards are generally good; for anything intricate, book a dedicated studio.
A hygiene note worth a glance: reputable salons open fresh or properly sterilised tools and use clean files — if a place looks careless with equipment, walk on. The better-reviewed salons above are careful about this.
Brows, lashes & threading#
Chiang Mai has a deep bench of dedicated lash-and-brow studios, clustered heavily in Nimman, and it's another category where the value is striking: a full set of eyelash extensions that would cost a small fortune back home runs a fraction of it here, and the technicians at the better studios are meticulous. Typical rough bands are lash extensions ฿700–1,500 ($21–44) (classic at the lower end, hybrid/volume higher), a lash lift & tint around ฿600–1,000 ($18–30), brow lamination ฿600–1,000 ($18–30), and simpler brow shaping / threading / tinting ฿150–400 ($4–12). Many studios do brows and lashes together, and several also offer cosmetic brow tattooing (microblading / ombré powder brows), which is a bigger commitment and price step — get a consultation first.
- Somsasi Lashes & Beauty Salon (Nimman, Sharina Place on Soi 7, near One Nimman) — a highly-rated lash studio offering extensions, lifting and tinting, with a 7-day retention guarantee. A safe, communication-easy first choice.
- Eye to Eye (Nimman Condo, Soi Champi off Suthep Rd) — lash extensions, lash lifting, and brow lifting/tinting, with a free design consultation. Bookable on Fresha.
- NL Studio — a boutique studio specialising in lash extensions, brow services and cosmetic tattooing; a good option if you want brows and lashes done by one team. Appointment only. Note it is in Chang Kian, north of Huay Kaew Road — not Nimman, despite how it is often listed, and its Google pin reads "NL Lashes".
- Labella Nail and Lashes (Nimman, N PARC on Soi 11) — a Japanese-inspired studio doing lashes alongside nails, handy if you want both in one sitting.
Threading specifically (as opposed to waxing or tweezing) is less universal than in some cities — if that's your preferred method, message a brow studio on LINE first to confirm they offer it.
Waxing & hair removal#
Both traditional waxing and machine-based laser / IPL / SHR hair removal are cheap and widely available, mostly through beauty clinics and spas rather than hairdressers. Book these through GoWabi, where per-session and package prices are listed openly.
- Waxing: a Brazilian wax runs roughly ฿700–1,600 ($21–47) depending on the salon and how much is included; smaller areas (underarms, lip, legs) are much less. Day spas and Nimman beauty salons handle this routinely.
- Laser / IPL / SHR: single sessions are startlingly cheap on promo — underarm IPL from around ฿400 ($12), a lower-leg SHR session around ฿1,000–1,500 ($30–44), a Brazilian diode-laser session from roughly ฿500 ($15) — but permanent reduction needs a course of 6–10 sessions, so look at the package price rather than the eye-catching single-session teaser. Korean-style skin clinics (e.g. Gangnam Clinic on the 4th floor of Central Chiangmai, ALIST in MAYA and two other branches) and dedicated hair-removal lounges are the usual providers. As with any clinic treatment, favour licensed clinics over pop-up counters and read recent reviews.
Kids' haircuts#
Most local barbers and many salons will happily cut children's hair for a small charge (often ฿100–200 ($3–6)), and there's no need for a specialist. Chiang Mai doesn't have the elaborate car-seat-and-cartoons kids' salons you find in Bangkok or Singapore, so for a nervous first-timer the trick is a quiet, patient local barber at an off-peak time rather than a busy booking-only shop. 168 Barber (Chang Phueak, near Rajabhat University) is a long-standing, unhurried one-room shop that suits this, though it's a men's barbershop rather than a dedicated children's salon. Bring the usual reference photo and, for very young kids, a snack and a screen. See Kids in Chiang Mai for the wider family-logistics picture.
Mobile & at-home services#
A growing number of nail technicians, lash artists and massage therapists will come to you — convenient if you're settling in, have kids, or just prefer it. These are usually arranged via LINE, Facebook, or listings on GoWabi (which flags home-service providers). Expect a modest travel surcharge and confirm they bring their own sterilised kit. It's especially popular for gel manicures and lash infills among the longer-term expat crowd.
Hair loss, scalp & thinning hair#
Chiang Mai has become a modest hub for hair-restoration medical tourism, but most of what shows up in a search is priced in US dollars for fly-in patients booking a whole treatment holiday, not a walk-in service for residents — so treat headline dollar figures with a pinch of salt and always ask a clinic directly for a baht quote.
- Surgical (FUE/DHI) transplants: internationally-marketed pricing for an FUE transplant in Chiang Mai runs roughly US$5,500–6,500 and DHI roughly US$3,000–5,000, though quotes vary a lot by graft count and clinic. These are quoted in dollars by medical-tourism aggregators rather than set in baht, which is why they're left in dollars here. Thailand Hair Transplant Center (THTC) and MP Clinic (DHI specialist, quoted from ~US$1,900–2,200 for smaller cases) are the names that come up most; Lanna Wadee Clinic offers both surgical and non-surgical treatment under a team of dermatologists.
- Non-surgical (PRP): platelet-rich-plasma scalp injections are the common lower-commitment option and considerably cheaper than a transplant — roughly ฿6,000–10,000 ($177–295) per session locally (Chiang Mai prices run below the national Thailand average), usually needing a course of several sessions and including consultation, blood draw and injection.
- Minoxidil: available over the counter at any pharmacy without the prescription friction it involves in some Western countries; generic Thai-made versions are much cheaper than imported Rogaine/Regaine.
- Get a proper dermatologist consultation before committing to any package, and treat the flashy medical-tourism aggregator pricing (Bookimed and similar) as a starting benchmark, not a quote.
Skin & facial clinics#
Beyond the relaxation-facial menus at spas, Chiang Mai has a genuine skin-clinic scene spanning real dermatology and cosmetic/aesthetic treatment — it's worth knowing which is which. For general medical care rather than skin specifically, see Doctors & Healthcare.
- Actual dermatology (acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, mole/skin-cancer checks): Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai's Skin and Aesthetic Clinic, Sriphat Medical Center's Skin and Cosmetic Clinic (the CMU teaching hospital, generally the best-value serious option), and Rajavej Chiang Mai's Dermatology Clinic — the last of which runs mornings Monday to Thursday only, so check before turning up. Go here, not a beauty clinic, for anything that's actually a skin condition rather than a cosmetic want.
- Cosmetic/aesthetic clinics: Danai Aesthetics (Dr. Danai, 20+ years' experience) and Rajdhevee Clinic cover laser resurfacing, HIFU/Ultherapy, Botox and fillers. Both have moved: Danai — formerly DIAA Clinic on Nimmanhaemin — consolidated to its Nong Hoi branch at the end of December 2025, and Rajdhevee's Chiang Mai presence is now the Star Avenue 2 branch on the Chiang Mai–Lampang road rather than the Central Festival counter that older listings show.
- Everyday facials: a Thai herbal facial runs around ฿900 ($27) and a deep-cleansing facial around ฿1,200 ($35) at spa-style venues; branded HydraFacial treatments run roughly ฿1,000–3,000 ($30–89)+ depending on the add-ons. GoWabi is the easiest way to compare facial menus and book.
- For anything injectable (Botox, fillers) or laser-based, use a licensed clinic with a doctor on site rather than a beauty-salon back room, and don't be shy about asking to see the product box — counterfeit filler has been reported elsewhere in Thailand and it's a reasonable thing to check.
Tattoo & piercing studios#
Two quite different scenes sit under this heading: contemporary tattoo studios doing any style you'd find in a Western city, and traditional Sak Yant — sacred script tattoos given with a blessing, not just "a cheap tattoo."
- Contemporary studios: Dragonwood Tattoo (Nimmanhaemin Soi 11 — a Swiss-trained team, opened 2022, well-reviewed for cleanliness and detail), Chiang Mai Skinart Studio (Rachadamnoen Rd in the Old City, dot-work and mandala specialist, vegan ink), Lee on Ink (Chang Phueak, hand-poke and quirky machine-work style; closed Thursdays), and Celebrity Ink (Loi Kroh Rd, high-end equipment, broad style range). Prices vary hugely with size, artist and hours, so always get a quote first — and check the sterilisation setup (single-use needles opened in front of you, a visible autoclave) before committing to any shop.
- Sak Yant: a spiritual practice as much as a tattoo, traditionally given by an Ajarn (lay master) or a monk at a temple or samnak, with chanting and an intention behind the design. Typical prices including the blessing run ฿2,000–6,000 ($59–177) for common designs — the Hah Taew (5-line) around ฿3,500 ($103), the Gao Yord (9-peaks) around ฿4,000 ($118), the Paed Tidt (8-direction) around ฿4,500 ($133). Dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered), approach it with genuine respect rather than as a novelty, and note some designs are considered inappropriate below the waist. A monk cannot touch a woman's bare skin, so cloth is used as a barrier; some Ajarns will tattoo women directly.
- Piercing: most tattoo studios also pierce. For anything beyond earlobes, ask specifically for the needle method rather than a piercing gun, and confirm the jewellery is implant-grade titanium or surgical steel.
Wedding & event hair/makeup#
Chiang Mai is a popular destination-wedding city, so there's a small but experienced bridal-beauty scene used to working with both Thai and Western brides and a range of hair types and skin tones. These are mobile artists who travel to your venue rather than shopfronts, so there's no address to turn up at — book by message.
- JNG Beauty — 10+ years doing wedding hair and makeup for hotel weddings, garden ceremonies and traditional Lanna-style ceremonies; book 4–8 weeks ahead, tighter still in the Nov–Feb peak wedding season, via LINE/WhatsApp.
- Natalie Lorence Makeup & Styling and The Bridal Chapter both cover Chiang Mai as part of a wider Thailand destination-wedding circuit, worth a look if you want a team with a broad range of experience across skin tones and hair textures.
- For everyday event glam rather than a full bridal package, several Nimman salons and freelance makeup artists booked via Fresha or Instagram will do a trial-and-day-of hair/makeup at a fraction of bridal pricing — book a trial run before any big event regardless of who you choose.
Quick chooser#
- Cheap, fast men's cut, no fuss: a local walk-in barber (฿150–300 ($4–9)).
- Styled men's cut in English, done properly: The Cutler or a Nimman gentlemen's barber (฿400–600 ($12–18), book ahead).
- Colour or cut on fine / wavy / light hair: Pinkies Hair Bar or New York New York — Western-hair specialists.
- Statement gel nails / nail art: a Nimman nail studio.
- Reliable, English-speaking mani-pedi: Chic's Nail Salon.
- Lashes or brows done properly: a dedicated studio (Somsasi, Eye to Eye, NL Studio).
- Waxing or laser, price up-front: book through GoWabi and compare packages.
- Actual skin condition, not just cosmetic: Sriphat or Bangkok Hospital's dermatology clinic, not a beauty counter.
- A meaningful, blessed tattoo: Sak Yant from an Ajarn or monk, approached with respect, not a temple photo-op.
- Getting married here: JNG Beauty, booked well ahead of the Nov–Feb peak season.
Every place named on this page#
- The Cutler Barbershop฿400–600 cutBooking only, no walk-ins — the Google listing is literally named 'The Cutler barber shop (Booking Only)'. Best-known English-speaking barbershop in the Old City; there is a tattoo parlour upstairs.62 Samlan Rd, Phra Sing, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- 56 Barbershop฿100–400, ~฿300 basic cutWalk-ins taken. Owner Nat has a strong precision reputation. Published opening times disagree (Google says 13:00, directories say 11:00) — message before an early visit.N-Park Project, 45 Nimmanhaemin Rd, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Brother-run. CHECK BEFORE TRAVELLING: as of Aug 2026 the Google listing is flagged temporarily closed and renamed 'Kingsize Barber Old Town & Tattoo Studio'. The San Sai branch is open and run by the same family.31–32 Bamrungburi Soi 1, Phra Sing, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Sibling branch of the Old Town shop and reliably open — the working fallback while the Old City listing shows as temporarily closed.413 Moo 1, San Sai Noi, San Sai, Chiang Mai 50210 · Map
- Open daily with responsive staff, so one of the easier last-minute bookings. This is the original Huai Kaew shop; a second branch trades near Jing Jai Market.83 Huai Kaew Rd, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Small vintage-style shop near Chiang Mai Rajabhat University and JJ Market. Long-standing and unhurried, which is what makes it workable for children — but it is not a dedicated kids' salon.44 Chang Phueak, Chang Phueak, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50300 · Map
- Western-hair specialist — cutting, colour, balayage, curly hair, extensions. Closed Sun & Mon. Bookable on Fresha. Listed on Maps as 'Pinkies Hair Bar & Tattoo'.249 Moon Muang Rd, Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Soi 9, NOT Soi 13 — several directories still carry the old Soi 13 address. Owner/artistic director Vera Ramasute trained in New York; experienced with fine and wavy hair. Trades on Maps as 'Newyork Aveda Nimman hair studio'.7/5 Nimmanhaemin Rd Soi 9, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 (inside The Tribe Nimman Boutique Hotel) · Map
- Wawa Hair Salon & Nails Spa฿800–1,200 grey coverage; ฿1,000–2,000 fashion colourFull-service hair, nails and spa rather than a pure colour house. Handy for the Mae Rim international-school corridor. An older site (hairsalonnailsspa.com) carries a different house number — the plaza and phone are the same.399 Mae Rim Plaza, 57 Moo 1, Rim Tai, Mae Rim, Chiang Mai 50180 · Map
- Old City, near Wat Chiang Man. English-speaking; manicures, pedicures, BIAB and gel. Open daily 10:00–20:00.187/2 Ratchapakhinai Rd, Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Japanese-inspired studio doing lashes alongside nails in one sitting. Open daily 10:00–22:00. An older Huay Kaew Rd address still circulates and is stale.N PARC unit 119, Nimmanahaeminda Soi 11, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Fah Lanna Spapackages ฿2,300–5,900Consensus best all-rounder; former World Luxury Spa Award winner with the city's largest herbal steam room. Branches: Old City (Wiang Kaew), Nimman Soi 15, Night Bazaar. Offers dedicated pregnancy massage from week 13.
- Lash extensions, lifting and tinting with a 7-day retention guarantee. Open daily 09:30–19:00.Sharina Place, Nimmanhaemin Rd Soi 7, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 (no street number published — the building is the locator) · Map
- Lash extensions, lash lifting, brow lifting and tinting, with a free design consultation. Address is only published via the Fresha booking listing. Open daily 10:30–22:30.103 Nimman Condo, Soi Champi (Soi Jumpee), Suthep Rd, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50100 · Map
- Chang Kian, north of Huay Kaew Rd — NOT Nimman, despite how it is often listed. Appointment only. Lashes, brows and cosmetic tattooing. Coordinates are the studio's own published map pin.Chang Kian, Chang Phueak, Mueang Chiang Mai — no street number published · Map
- Swiss-trained team, opened 2022; well reviewed for cleanliness and fine detail. Closed Sundays. Coordinates are the studio's own published map embed.45, 123 Nimmanahaeminda Rd Lane 11, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Dot-work and mandala specialist using vegan ink. An older Chaiyaphum Rd Soi 2 address in circulation is a previous location.56 Rachadamnoen Rd, Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 (house number published variously as 56 and 56/2 — confirm on arrival) · Map
- Hand-poke alongside machine work. Closed Thursdays. Facebook is the studio's official web presence — there is no separate site.14 Thongkraw Rd, Chang Phueak, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50300 · Map
- Long-standing branch of the international chain, open since 2017. High-end equipment and a broad style range. Open daily to midnight.44/2 Loi Kroh Rd, Chang Khlan, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50100 · Map
- Licensed private clinic doing FUE; surgeon is an ABHRS diplomate and ISHRS member. Closed Sundays.22/3 Sirimangkalajarn Lane 3, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Flagship of three Chiang Mai branches (the others are at the Airport and Meechok). Licensed clinic doing FUE with DHI, open since 2022.Somphot Chiang Mai 700 Pi Rd, Mae Hia, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50100 · Map
- Surgical and non-surgical hair restoration under a dermatologist team, one of them an ABHRS diplomate. A second Chiang Mai branch on the Chiang Mai–Lampang highway appears on some pages but not the current contact page.206/17 Meechok Plaza, Moo 6, Fa Ham, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50000 · Map
- Private hospital with a dedicated Mental Health Clinic / Dept of Psychiatry; child-to-elderly, set up for foreign patients.88/8 Nong Pa Khrang, Mueang, Chiang Mai 50000 · Map
- Private wing of Maharaj/CMU university hospital; psychiatry department, often more affordable while still good English.Faculty of Medicine CMU, 8 Inthawarorot Rd, Si Phum, Mueang, Chiang Mai 50200 · Map
- Private hospital, ~150 beds, opened 1997. Its dermatology clinic runs mornings Mon–Thu only, so check before turning up.316/1 Chiang Mai–Lamphun Rd, Wat Ket, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50000 · Map
- Rebranded from DIAA Clinic / Dr. Danai Aesthetic Clinic and consolidated to the Nong Hoi branch effective 25 Dec 2025 — the Nimmanhaemin Soi 3 site is closed and diaaclinic.com no longer resolves. Laser, HIFU, Botox and fillers.236, 42 Soi Siriwattananiwet, Nong Hoi, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50000 · Map
- The chain's only remaining Chiang Mai branch — the Central Festival and Central Airport branches are no longer listed on the operator's own site. Laser resurfacing, HIFU, Botox and fillers.8/37-38 Star Avenue 2, Chiang Mai–Lampang Rd, Wat Ket, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50000 · Map
- Korean-style aesthetic clinic inside Central Chiangmai (the mall formerly named Central Festival) — not the Central Airport mall. Open daily 11:00–20:00.Room 437, 4th floor, Central Chiangmai, 99 Moo 4, Super Highway Rd, Fa Ham, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50000 · Map
- Licensed clinic doing laser and IPL hair removal, established 2019; also has Mahidol Rd and Kad Farang branches. The operator's own site publishes branch phone numbers but no street addresses.2nd floor, MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Center, 55 Moo 5 Huay Kaew Rd, Chang Phueak, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50300 · Map
Sources & further reading: Time Out Chiang Mai (barbers, nail bars), CleverThai and Thailand Nomads barber and tattoo round-ups, Tieland to Thailand salon/barber reviews, Pinkies Hair Bar (Fresha), Wawa Salon and Praewas Beauty Salon colour guides, the Thai Salons directory (brows/lashes and hair-removal listings), GoWabi (waxing, laser/IPL, spa pricing) and Fresha booking listings, studio pages for Somsasi, Eye to Eye and NL Studio, Bookimed hair-transplant/PRP pricing pages, Sak Yant Chiang Mai pricing and etiquette guide, Chiang Mai Citylife's tattoo-studio round-up, Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai and Sriphat Medical Center dermatology pages, and JNG Beauty and Hitchbird bridal-beauty listings. Addresses and trading status were re-checked against each business's own site, booking page or Google listing in August 2026. Specific prices and booking details change — confirm on each business's LINE, Facebook or booking page before you go.