Clinique La Prairie launches first Southeast Asia resort in Phuket
The Swiss medical wellness brand opens its longevity retreat this November 2026, featuring 40 private pool villas and multi-day health programmes starting from $18,000.

Clinique La Prairie Opens First Southeast Asia Resort
Clinique La Prairie, the Swiss medical wellness brand, is opening its first Southeast Asian resort in Phuket, Thailand, this November 2026. The new property, which is located within the Tri Vananda wellness community, expands the brand's nearly century-long legacy of medical and wellness practices from Switzerland.
Simone Gibertoni, Group CEO of Clinique La Prairie, stated that the Phuket resort represents a defining step in the company's international growth.
Mr Gibertoni added that the facility will provide advanced diagnostics, personalised medical programmes, and the full depth of the brand's Longevity Method to guests in Southeast Asia, upholding the same scientific excellence and transformative care standards established in Switzerland. The resort focuses on longevity retreats, offering various health programmes and luxury accommodation.
Personalised Longevity Programmes
Clinique La Prairie Phuket offers several personalised health programmes, each built on its five-step Longevity Method: assess, understand, personalise, intervene, and continuously monitor. The resort provides four signature programmes, each requiring a minimum stay of seven days and six nights, which include airport transfers and on-property accommodation.
These programmes are: 'Reverse Ageing', priced from approximately $39,000, which aims to boost immune systems and slow signs of ageing; 'Essence of Vitality', at around $30,200, focused on restoring recovery and energy production; 'Master Detox', about $25,600, designed for toxin elimination and inflammation reduction; and 'Life Reset', approximately $18,000, which works to decrease stress and rebalance the nervous system.
All programmes begin with a Longevity Master Assessment, which analyses over 300 biomarkers to create customised plans addressing cardiology, neurology, and immunology, among other fields, as stated by Clinique La Prairie Phuket. For shorter stays, the resort also offers three-night 'Discover Longevity' and 'Health Diagnostic' programmes.
Luxury Villas and Resort Facilities
Guests at Clinique La Prairie Phuket will stay in one of 40 private pool villas, all providing mountain and lake views. The accommodation options range from the nearly 1,300-square-foot Signature Villa to the 4,300-square-foot Royal Villa, as detailed by Clinique La Prairie Phuket.
Beyond the private villas, the resort features a 164-foot swimming pool, a Technogym fitness centre, and the La Prairie Spa. Dining options include Seeds, a restaurant focused on longevity-based cuisine. These facilities complement the medical and wellness services, providing a comprehensive luxury retreat experience.
Asia's Growing Medical Wellness Market
The expansion of Clinique La Prairie into Thailand aligns with the significant growth of the global wellness economy, which reached $6.8 trillion in 2024 and is projected to grow to nearly $9.8 trillion by 2029, according to the Global Wellness Institute's 2025 Global Wellness Economy Monitor.
Asia holds the position as the world's second-largest wellness economy, valued at $2 trillion. Thailand's wellness economy alone reached $42.7 billion in 2024, showing the country's appeal for high-end wellness operators.
For Asian travellers, this opening introduces a new premium medical wellness destination, providing advanced longevity programmes previously primarily available in Europe.
The resort's presence in Phuket also indicates a continuing trend of international luxury wellness brands targeting affluent consumers across the region, potentially driving further investment in similar high-value tourism offerings in destinations such as Bali, Vietnam, and the Maldives.
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