Swiss longevity and preventive medicine specialist Clinique La Prairie is expanding into Southeast Asia with a new Health Resort in Phuket, bringing its science-led approach to ageing and preventive healthcare to Thailand for the first time. Opening in November 2026, bookings are available for stays from the 15th of November.
The new destination is located within Tri Vananda, a wellness community set among the island’s tropical landscapes. The development marks a significant expansion for the Swiss institution, which was founded in 1931 on the shores of Lake Geneva and has spent nearly a century specialising in longevity medicine.
The resort comprises 40 private pool villas, with accommodation ranging from 120-square-metre Signature Villas to a 400-square-metre Royal Villa. Facilities include a 50-metre swimming pool, Technogym fitness centre, La Prairie Spa and SEEDS, a restaurant focused on longevity-led nutrition. Guests can also make use of dedicated spaces for movement, mindfulness and recovery, surrounded by tropical forest, lakes and organic gardens.
Central to the experience is the Clinique La Prairie Longevity Method, a five-stage approach encompassing assessment, understanding, personalisation, intervention and ongoing monitoring. Guests begin with advanced diagnostics, including the Longevity Master Assessment, which examines more than 300 biomarkers to build a picture of their health and identify potential future risks.
The findings inform individual programmes developed across four areas: medical care, nutrition, movement and wellbeing. An on-site multidisciplinary team covers specialisms including cardiology, neurology, immunology, endocrinology and rehabilitation, with daily consultations involving a dedicated Longevity Coach to monitor progress and adapt treatments throughout each stay.
Six programmes will be available at launch, addressing different aspects of health and wellbeing. The offerings range from Reverse Aging, which focuses on immune function and cellular renewal, and Essence of Vitality, centred on metabolic health and recovery, to Master Detox and Life Reset, which targets stress management and nervous system recovery. Shorter options include Discover Longevity and Health Diagnostics, providing an introduction to the clinic’s approach and a comprehensive assessment of individual health.
Prices start at CHF 9,900 for the three-night Discover Longevity programme, rising to CHF 31,800 for the seven-night Reverse Aging experience. The longer programmes include accommodation, an anti-inflammatory full-board dining plan, airport transfers and medical supervision.
“Clinique La Prairie Phuket, Thailand, marks a defining step in our international expansion and in our mission to bring world-class longevity medicine globally,” said Simone Gibertoni, Group CEO of Clinique La Prairie.
The opening also represents a partnership with Montara Hospitality Group, the Thai family-owned company behind luxury resort Trisara. Its chairman, Narong Pattamasaevi, described the project as an opportunity to combine international medical expertise with Thai hospitality and a longer-term commitment to responsible tourism.
