RedTouch Prices in Bali, Compared Across 51+ Clinics (2026)

RedTouch uses a 675nm laser wavelength that is designed to target collagen directly in the dermal layer of the skin. This is different from most resurfacing lasers, which target the water content in the skin. By acting on collagen selectively, RedTouch aims to stimulate the skin to rebuild from within, without the surface disruption of ablative resurfacing.

According to its manufacturer DEKA, RedTouch is used for prejuvenation (early, preventative skin treatment), skin laxity, fine lines, acne scars, and melasma. Because it works by stimulating collagen rather than removing surface layers, it is positioned as a gentle option for people wanting to maintain or improve skin quality. Your clinician can advise whether it suits your specific concern.

RedTouch is DEKA's original branding for this laser line. RedTouch Pro is the newer version, which DEKA describes as a TRIPLE Action system and now positions as the flagship of the range; it won Best Non-Invasive Device at the AMWC Awards. On this page, the two listed clinics may not be running the same generation: one lists its treatment as Red Touch Collagen Laser without specifying, while the other explicitly lists Collagen Laser (Redtouch Pro), the newer Pro generation. It is worth confirming which version a clinic uses before booking.

RedTouch is described by its manufacturer as a no-downtime treatment. Because its 675nm wavelength targets collagen rather than ablating the skin's surface, it avoids the recovery period associated with more aggressive resurfacing lasers. As with any laser treatment, your clinic will give you specific aftercare guidance and advise on sun protection following your session.

RedTouch is positioned for people interested in prejuvenation, meaning early preventative care, as well as those looking to address skin laxity, fine lines, acne scars, or melasma. Because it stimulates collagen gradually and involves no downtime, it tends to suit people who want steady skin-quality improvement rather than a dramatic single-visit change. A consultation is the best way to confirm it fits your skin and goals.

Session counts for collagen-stimulating lasers are usually tailored to the individual, since results build gradually as the skin rebuilds collagen over time. Neither of the two clinics currently listing RedTouch in our directory publishes a fixed protocol, so the number of sessions you need will depend on your concern, the area treated, and how your skin responds. Ask the clinic to map out a recommended course during your consultation.

Two clinics in our directory currently publish RedTouch pricing: Puriva Clinic Bali in Kuta (4.9/5, 113 reviews), which lists it as Red Touch Collagen Laser priced by area, and Martha Fang Skin Clinic in Seminyak (4.5/5, 111 reviews), which lists it as Collagen Laser (Redtouch Pro). Puriva Clinic Bali is currently the cheaper starting point of the two. Both are shown below alongside the wider directory.

This page lists all 51 Bali aesthetic clinics in our directory. RedTouch is a newer offering locally, and so far only two clinics have published a specific RedTouch price, which set the IDR 1,300,000 to IDR 2,200,000 starting range shown here. The rest have not listed a RedTouch price yet, so they appear as directory-wide comparison clinics you can contact directly for a quote rather than being left off the page. Expect the availability here to grow over time.

With only two clinics currently listing RedTouch in Bali, there is not yet a broad local market to average, so it is hard to draw a firm comparison. The starting prices on this page, from IDR 1,300,000 to IDR 2,200,000, reflect an early, small listing rather than an established range. As more clinics add the treatment, this page will give a clearer picture of how local pricing sits against other markets.

RedTouch is a laser treatment, not an injectable. Although it sits within the collagen stimulators category because it works by encouraging the skin to rebuild collagen, it does so through a 675nm laser wavelength rather than an injected product. This is worth keeping in mind if you are comparing it to injectable collagen stimulators, since the delivery, experience, and aftercare differ.