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The 10 Largest Aesthetic Clinic & Medispa Chains in Malaysia (2026)

Ranked by outlet listings on Google Maps, captured 24–25 September 2026. Hannan Medispa is in a league of its own with 133 listings. Dermatologist-led Dr Ko Skin Specialist follows with 89.

Written and researched by Ethan RoweFact-checked by Daniel LeeMalaysia2026Published 26 Sept 2026

This is a Data ranking built from desk research. We counted public Google Maps listings captured on 24–25 September 2026. We did not visit outlets or test treatments. Outlet counts are listings, not audited branch numbers. Nothing in this article is medical advice. For any procedure, see a registered medical practitioner.

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Quick answer

According to Malaysia's Top Ten, Hannan Medispa is Malaysia's largest aesthetic and medispa chain in 2026, with 133 outlet listings on Google Maps (captured 24–25 September 2026). Dr Ko Skin Specialist is second with 89 clinic listings. It was founded by consultant dermatologist Dato' Dr Ko Chung Beng. Sofea Medispa (46), Beylla Medispa (43) and Estika Medispa (38) complete the top five. The ranking counts only outlets that trade as a clinic or a medispa. Head-office, academy, retail-counter and duplicate pins were removed before ranking.

  • Hannan Medispa's 133 listings outnumber Sofea, Beylla and Estika combined (127). Its 35,609 Google reviews are more than twice the total of the next two chains.
  • The ten chains hold 455 outlet listings and more than 119,000 Google reviews between them.
  • Six of the ten trade as a "medispa", a format built largely for Malay-majority towns. Four are doctor-branded clinic chains: Dr Ko, Dr Chong Clinic, MyClinic and Aglow Clinic.
  • Dr Chong Clinic has the deepest review base per outlet in the top ten, at about 620 Google reviews per listing. Its parent, DC Healthcare Holdings, is listed on Bursa Malaysia.
  • At least nine of the ten sell their own-label skincare or haircare, from Dr Ko's DR.KO and Dermax ranges to Dr Chong's newB.

How this ranking was decided

We searched Google Maps for dermatologist, aesthetic clinic, klinik estetik, medispa and facial categories across 191 Malaysian towns on 24–25 September 2026. That gave us 15,507 unique places. The listings were grouped into chains by consumer brand name, and each chain's listings were checked by name. We removed head-office, academy, retail-counter, empty and duplicate pins. Only outlets trading as a clinic/klinik or a medispa are in scope. Facial-spa and beauty-centre chains have a separate ranking. Chains are ranked by outlet listings, with ties broken by total Google reviews.

Full details in How this ranking was produced below.

The ranking at a glance

#NameOutlet listingsBest forMain advantageMain limitation
1Hannan Medispa133Affordable facials and hair treatments in towns that have no other aesthetic brand.Widest footprint, including Muslimah and Hairspa outletsRatings vary more from outlet to outlet than at smaller chains
2Dr Ko Skin Specialist (Klinik Dr Ko)89Dermatologist-led treatment for acne, pigmentation and sensitive skin at district-town clinics.Founded by a consultant dermatologist, with outlets down to district levelLow review count per clinic
3Sofea Medispa46Budget, women-only facials on the East Coast and in Borneo.Strong East Coast and Borneo baseNo public web shop or price list
4Beylla Medispa43Facials combined with women-only hair salon services.High ratings across a large networkPrices not published online
5Estika Medispa38A step-by-step facial programme with matching home care.Second-largest review base in the top tenPeninsular Malaysia only
6NARQES25Personalised facials with a halal-certified home-care range.Highest weighted rating in the top ten (tied)Much smaller network than the top five
7Dr Chong Clinic24Laser and skin treatments at mall clinics in the Klang Valley and Johor.About 620 reviews per listing, and a listed parent companyConcentrated in the Klang Valley and Johor
8MyClinic20Clinic-grade laser treatment with a dermatologist involved.A consultant dermatologist practises across several branchesPremium price range
9Floles Medispa19Entry-price laser packages, advertised from RM88–RM99.Low entry pricesLowest weighted rating in the top ten
10Aglow Clinic18Doctor-led skin and laser care in shopping malls.High ratings and its own Dr.Aglow skincare lineYoungest chain in the top ten (founded 2020)

Why outlet count matters

Malaysia's aesthetic market has gone from single-doctor skin clinics to networks. These networks sell the same menu of facials, lasers and home-care products in hundreds of towns. For a reader choosing where to go, network size tells you something real. It shows how easy the brand is to reach, how far it has standardised, and how much customer feedback it has built up. It does not measure how good any single treatment is. Customer ratings are a separate question, answered by the People's Choice rankings in our Lifestyle rankings hub.

The results split into two clear groups. The medispa brands (Hannan, Sofea, Beylla, Estika, NARQES and Floles) grew through affordable facials in suburban and small-town shoplots. The clinic brands (Dr Ko, Dr Chong, MyClinic and Aglow) put doctors at the centre of the offer and tend to sit in malls. If you want a day-spa experience instead, see our highest-rated spas in Kuala Lumpur and top beauty and hair salons in KL. Every count below follows the house rules in how Malaysia's Top Ten ranks.

Bar chart of Malaysia's 10 largest aesthetic clinic and medispa chains by Google Maps outlet listings, captured 24–25 September 2026; Hannan Medispa leads with 133.
Outlet listings on Google Maps, captured 24–25 September 2026. Chart: Malaysia's Top Ten.

The full ranking

1

Hannan Medispa

Hannan Medispa is a medispa chain founded in 2012 by Dr Hannan Yusof (Dr Mohd Hannan Mohd Yusof). It has deep roots in Kelantan and now reaches from Perlis to Sabah and Sarawak. The brand also runs 12 "Hannan Medispa Muslimah" outlets and 6 Hairspa outlets, which are counted here.

Why it was selected

With 133 outlet listings (captured 24–25 September 2026), Hannan has more outlets than Sofea, Beylla and Estika combined. It also has the largest review base of any aesthetic chain in Malaysia, at 35,609 Google reviews. The company claims more than 100 branches in public profiles, and our capture supports that. The chain sells its own Dr Hannan skincare and haircare and the NIA line through branches, its web shop and Shopee, at about RM6.50–RM246.

Best for

Affordable facials and hair treatments in towns that have no other aesthetic brand.

Advantages

  • Widest footprint, including Muslimah and Hairspa outlets

Limitations

  • Ratings vary more from outlet to outlet than at smaller chains
Location:
Nationwide (Kelantan roots; Perlis to Sabah and Sarawak)
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
133
Google reviews:
35,609 (4.67★ weighted)
Own lines:
Dr Hannan Skincare, Dr Hannan Haircare, NIA

Sources: Hannan Medispa — official site, Hannan Medispa — Wikipedia (BM)

2

Dr Ko Skin Specialist (Klinik Dr Ko)

Consultant dermatologist Dato' Dr Ko Chung Beng opened a skin clinic in Klang in 1997. It has grown into Klinik Dr Ko, a skin clinic network with outlets as far as Kangar, Labuan and Tawau.

Why it was selected

It has 89 clinic listings (captured 24–25 September 2026), close to the 84 branches the group states on its website. It is the only chain in this top ten founded by a dermatologist on the National Specialist Register. Its five DR.KO Dermaceutical mall counters are retail points, not treatment outlets, so we did not count them. The DR.KO, Dermax and KO Dermacare ranges sell at the clinics and on drkoskincare.com, from RM42 to RM438.

Best for

Dermatologist-led treatment for acne, pigmentation and sensitive skin at district-town clinics.

Advantages

  • Founded by a consultant dermatologist, with outlets down to district level

Limitations

  • Low review count per clinic
Location:
Klang, Selangor (nationwide)
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
89
Google reviews:
7,170 (4.69★ weighted)
Founder:
Consultant dermatologist (NSR, dermatology)

Sources: Dr Ko Skin Specialist — official site, DR.KO skincare — official shop

3

Sofea Medispa

Sofea Medispa is part of the Sofea Group from Kubang Kerian, Kelantan (established 2018), which also runs dental and medical clinics. It markets itself as a women-only "Spa Muslimah".

Why it was selected

It has 46 medispa listings (captured 24–25 September 2026), with a strong base in Kelantan, Terengganu and Sabah. We counted only outlets trading as Sofea Medispa. The group's Klinik Pergigian Sofea dental clinics and the separately branded Bitara Medispa outlets were left out. Branches sell the group's own nia., SKINSIS and DRSOFEA skincare. Entry facials are promoted from about RM26.

Best for

Budget, women-only facials on the East Coast and in Borneo.

Advantages

  • Strong East Coast and Borneo base

Limitations

  • No public web shop or price list
Location:
Kubang Kerian, Kelantan
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
46
Google reviews:
7,715 (4.85★ weighted)
Format:
Women-only medispa

Sources: Sofea Medispa — official Facebook page

4

Beylla Medispa

Beylla is a Shah Alam-based medispa brand, rebranded in 2022. It was founded by Mohd Hafiz Mohd Yusof, with Dr Nur Nadiatul Nabila Ahmad Saifuddin ("Dr Bella") as co-founder. It offers facials, slimming treatments and Muslimah hair salon services.

Why it was selected

It has 43 outlet listings (captured 24–25 September 2026), close to the "40+ branches" the brand has announced. Its Sarawak and Sabah network is unusually wide for a Klang Valley brand. The Beylla HQ pin was removed. The chain's 4.89★ weighted rating is the best among the top five. Beylla-branded skincare and haircare are sold in branches only.

Best for

Facials combined with women-only hair salon services.

Advantages

  • High ratings across a large network

Limitations

  • Prices not published online
Location:
Shah Alam, Selangor
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
43
Google reviews:
11,199 (4.89★ weighted)
Formats:
Medispa, Hairspa

Sources: Beylla Medispa — official Instagram

5

Estika Medispa

Dr Abdul Haq Ab Wasa founded Estika in Kuala Terengganu in 2015 (it began as Estetika Medispa). The brand sells a structured five-step facial system with its own home-care range.

Why it was selected

It has 38 listings (captured 24–25 September 2026), matching the 37 franchises Estika states on estika.com. It also has the second-largest review base in the top ten, at 19,656 reviews. A few leftover "Estetika" listings and its new Headspa Estika outlet were not counted. The Estika and DERMESTIKA ranges sell in branches and on estikaskincare.com at RM99–RM179.

Best for

A step-by-step facial programme with matching home care.

Advantages

  • Second-largest review base in the top ten

Limitations

  • Peninsular Malaysia only
Location:
Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu
Website:
estika.com
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
38
Google reviews:
19,656 (4.84★ weighted)
Home-care price range:
RM99–RM179

Sources: Estika Medispa — official site, Estika skincare — official shop

6

NARQES

Pharmacist and formulator Datin Narqes Mohd Raimi founded NARQES. Its first outlet opened in Ampang. The company-run medispa network now also has two centres in Bangladesh, which are not counted here.

Why it was selected

Its 25 Malaysian listings (captured 24–25 September 2026) match the "25 locations" on narqes.com. Its 4.92★ weighted rating is the joint-highest in the top ten. Its NARQES Skintelligent range is JAKIM halal-certified and sells in branches and at narqes.com/shop for RM45–RM400.

Best for

Personalised facials with a halal-certified home-care range.

Advantages

  • Highest weighted rating in the top ten (tied)

Limitations

  • Much smaller network than the top five
Location:
Ampang (Klang Valley)
Website:
narqes.com
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
25
Google reviews:
7,835 (4.92★ weighted)
Own range:
NARQES Skintelligent (JAKIM halal)

Sources: NARQES — official site

7

Dr Chong Clinic

Dr Chong Tze Sheng founded this aesthetic clinic chain. It runs under DC Healthcare Holdings Berhad, which is listed on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia (stock code 0283).

Why it was selected

It has 24 clinic listings (captured 24–25 September 2026). Two unrelated general-practice clinics named "Dr Chong" were removed. The chain holds 14,955 Google reviews, about 620 per listing, which is the most per outlet in the top ten. The group reported FY2024 revenue of RM55.76 million. Its newB skincare sells at newbskincare.com for RM130–RM328.

Best for

Laser and skin treatments at mall clinics in the Klang Valley and Johor.

Advantages

  • About 620 reviews per listing, and a listed parent company

Limitations

  • Concentrated in the Klang Valley and Johor
Location:
Klang Valley and Johor
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
24
Google reviews:
14,955 (4.87★ weighted)
Parent:
DC Healthcare Holdings Bhd (Bursa ACE: 0283)

Sources: Dr Chong Clinic — official site, newB skincare — official shop

8

MyClinic

Founder and medical director Dr Hoe Yut Hung runs MyClinic, an aesthetic, skin and laser clinic chain headquartered in Damansara Utama. The chain also runs MyClinic Men's Wellness outlets and the MySkin Specialist Clinic.

Why it was selected

It has 20 listings (captured 24–25 September 2026). One HQ pin and an unrelated polyclinic were removed. Consultant dermatologist Dr Liyana Dhamirah Aminuddin (NSR, dermatology) is listed at eight MyClinic branches, which is rare depth for a chain. MyClinic skincare sells in clinics, on myclinic.com.my and in its official Shopee store for RM129–RM490.

Best for

Clinic-grade laser treatment with a dermatologist involved.

Advantages

  • A consultant dermatologist practises across several branches

Limitations

  • Premium price range
Location:
Damansara Utama, Selangor
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
20
Google reviews:
9,229 (4.92★ weighted)
Dermatologist on staff:
Yes (NSR-listed at 8 branches)

Sources: MyClinic — official site, National Specialist Register

9

Floles Medispa

Floles is a Klang Valley-centred medispa chain with outlets in Johor, Penang, Perak, Pahang and Kelantan. It sells pico-laser and acne-laser packages on promotional pricing.

Why it was selected

It has 19 outlet listings (captured 24–25 September 2026), against the 20 branches stated on flolesmedispa.com. Its weighted rating of 4.48★ from 1,829 reviews is the lowest in the top ten. That is worth weighing when you compare it with similar-sized chains.

Best for

Entry-price laser packages, advertised from RM88–RM99.

Advantages

  • Low entry prices

Limitations

  • Lowest weighted rating in the top ten
Location:
Klang Valley
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
19
Google reviews:
1,829 (4.48★ weighted)
Branches stated by the company:
20

Sources: Floles Medispa — official site

10

Aglow Clinic

Dr Amelia Siah founded Aglow Clinic in 2020. The mall-based aesthetic clinic chain now runs from Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu.

Why it was selected

It has 18 listings (captured 24–25 September 2026), more than the 16 clinics on its website. That is fast growth for a chain founded in 2020, and its 4.92★ weighted rating ties for the highest in the top ten. The AglowHair hair centres are a separate format and were not counted. The Dr.Aglow skincare line sells at draglow.com for RM75–RM390.

Best for

Doctor-led skin and laser care in shopping malls.

Advantages

  • High ratings and its own Dr.Aglow skincare line

Limitations

  • Youngest chain in the top ten (founded 2020)
Location:
Kuala Lumpur (to Johor Bahru, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu)
Website:
aglow.com.my
Verified:
25 Sept 2026
Outlet listings:
18
Google reviews:
4,296 (4.92★ weighted)
Founded:
2020

Sources: Aglow Clinic — official site, Dr.Aglow skincare — official shop

Frequently asked questions

Which is the largest aesthetic clinic or medispa chain in Malaysia in 2026?

Hannan Medispa is the largest, according to Malaysia's Top Ten, with 133 outlet listings on Google Maps captured on 24–25 September 2026. That count includes its Muslimah and Hairspa outlets. Dr Ko Skin Specialist is second with 89 clinic listings and Sofea Medispa third with 46. Head-office, academy, retail-counter and duplicate pins were removed before counting.

Which aesthetic clinic chain in Malaysia was founded by a dermatologist?

Dr Ko Skin Specialist (Klinik Dr Ko) was founded in 1997 in Klang by Dato' Dr Ko Chung Beng, a consultant dermatologist on the National Specialist Register. With 89 clinic listings captured in September 2026, it is the second-largest aesthetic chain in Malaysia. It is the only dermatologist-founded chain in Malaysia's Top Ten's 2026 top ten.

Which aesthetic chain in Malaysia has the most Google reviews?

Hannan Medispa has the most in total, with 35,609 Google reviews across 133 listings (captured 24–25 September 2026). Per outlet, Dr Chong Clinic leads the top ten at about 620 reviews per listing (14,955 reviews across 24 listings). Estika Medispa is second in total reviews with 19,656.

Is any Malaysian aesthetic clinic chain listed on Bursa Malaysia?

Yes. Dr Chong Clinic belongs to DC Healthcare Holdings Berhad, which is listed on Bursa Malaysia's ACE Market (stock code 0283). It reported FY2024 revenue of RM55.76 million. Dr Chong Clinic ranks seventh in Malaysia's Top Ten's 2026 ranking with 24 outlet listings.

How do I check whether an aesthetic doctor is licensed in Malaysia?

Use the Ministry of Health's National Registry of Registered Medical Practitioners with a Letter of Credentialing and Privileging (LCP) for aesthetic medical practice. It has chapters for general practitioners, specialists and surgeons. For dermatologists, use the National Specialist Register (nsr.org.my). A medispa or beauty centre that is not a registered clinic should not offer medical procedures such as injectables.

Do medispa and aesthetic chains in Malaysia sell their own skincare?

Most large ones do. At least nine of the ten chains in this ranking sell their own label. Examples include Hannan's Dr Hannan and NIA lines, Dr Ko's DR.KO and Dermax, Estika's DERMESTIKA, NARQES Skintelligent, Dr Chong's newB, MyClinic skincare and Dr.Aglow. Before you buy any cosmetic, you can check its notification on NPRA's QUEST3+ product search.

How this ranking was produced

  • Question: Which aesthetic clinic and medispa chains have the most outlets in Malaysia in 2026?
  • Metric (declared before counting): Outlet listings on Google Maps, meaning places whose name carries the chain's brand. Chains are counted by consumer brand name. A group's differently named sister brands are counted separately.
  • Capture: 24–25 September 2026. We searched five categories across 191 towns, which gave 15,507 unique places.
  • Scope: Outlets that trade as a clinic/klinik or a medispa. Facial-spa, beauty-centre, dental, general-practice and pharmacy chains are excluded.
  • Clean-up: Every chain's listings were checked by name. We removed pins labelled HQ, head office, academy or college, retail counters, pins with no location or reviews, pins outside Malaysia, and duplicate pins. A duplicate is a same-name pin within 3 km, or a same-brand pin within 120 m.
  • Tie rule: Equal listing counts are ordered by total Google reviews.
  • What the number is not: It is not an audited branch count. Where a chain publishes its own branch number, we quote it next to ours.
  • Full house rules: our rankings methodology.
Read our full Lifestyle Ranking Methodology

Notable exclusions

Candidates considered but not ranked, and why:

  • MBH Medispa / MBH Skin Expert (17 listings) — Ranked #11, one listing behind Aglow Clinic.
  • Borneo Medispa (15), Clinic RX (14) and IDO'S Clinic (14) — Below the top-ten cut-off of 18 listings.
  • HerbaLine (40), Celmonze (20) and One Doc x Hair Doc (19) — These trade as facial-spa or beauty-centre chains, not as clinics or medispas, so they fall outside this ranking's scope and are assessed separately as facial spa chains.
  • Dr. Ana Wellness & Spa (11) / Klinik Dr. Ana — The Klinik Dr. Ana outlets are women's general-practice clinics, which are out of scope. The spa outlets alone fall below the cut-off.
  • Bitara Medispa (6) — Trades under its own brand, so it is counted separately from Sofea Medispa and falls below the cut-off.
  • Head-office, academy and retail-counter pins — Removed before counting. This includes the Hannan Medispa and Beylla Medispa HQ pins, the MyClinic Men's Wellness HQ pin and five DR.KO Dermaceutical mall counters.
  • Pharmacy and dental chains — Out of scope. Pharmacies are covered in our separate ranking of Malaysia's top pharmacy chains.

Sources & references

Limitations

Google Maps returns roughly 120 results per search. In dense cities, some outlets may have been missed, so the counts can undercount the largest chains. Some listings may belong to franchisees or recently closed outlets. This is a count of listings, not of audited branches. We removed HQ-labelled pins even where the HQ also serves customers, which can lower a chain's count by one. Weighted ratings average each listing's Google rating by its review count. They describe customer feedback, not treatment quality or safety. We did not visit any outlet. Nothing here is medical advice.

Update history

DateUpdate
26 Sept 2026First published (Google Maps listings captured 24–25 September 2026).

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