Clinique La Prairie, a Swiss leader in longevity and preventive medicine since 1931, will open its first health resort in Southeast Asia in Phuket, Thailand, in November 2026. Located within the lush surroundings of Tri Vananda, the resort will combine advanced diagnostics, personalised medical programmes and nature-led recovery.
The opening comes as the global wellness economy, valued at US$6.8 trillion in 2024, continues to expand. Asia-Pacific ranks as the world's second-largest wellness market.
Clinique La Prairie Phuket will feature 40 private pool villas, advanced clinical facilities and a restaurant focused on longevity. Its signature Longevity Method uses a comprehensive assessment of more than 300 biomarkers to develop personalised health interventions.
Guests can choose from programmes including Reverse Ageing and Master Detox, each designed to address specific health needs. Prices start at US$10,800 (CHF9,900) for a three-day stay. The resort will combine medical expertise with nature-based experiences to support guests' health and recovery.
"Clinique La Prairie Phuket marks a defining step in our international expansion and in our mission to bring world-class longevity medicine globally," said Simone Gibertoni, CEO of Clinique La Prairie.
The Phuket resort forms part of the brand's strategy to establish longevity hubs worldwide. Clinique La Prairie also plans future openings in Saudi Arabia and other locations.
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