IV Drip Prices in Bali, Compared Across 52+ Clinics (2026)
Updated August 2026
IV drips are sold across Bali's aesthetic clinics as single-session infusions, usually built around vitamins, minerals and amino acids. This page gathers every published IV drip price we can find, 105 price rows across 39 clinics, and puts them side by side. The range is wide: from IDR 250,000 for a short brightening infusion up to IDR 9,500,000 for a premium anti-ageing formula. The summary above reads lower than that top figure because it shows each clinic's own cheapest drip, which is what the table below compares. What a clinic includes in a drip varies enormously, so read the formula alongside the price rather than sorting on price alone.
IV drips in Bali cost between IDR 250,000 and IDR 9,500,000 per session across 39 clinics with published pricing, covering 105 priced formulas. The main clusters are whitening and brightening infusions (17 clinics), immunity (14), anti-ageing (12) and multivitamin (11), with hangover, jet lag and hydration drips also widely sold. Bali Aesthetic Centre in Denpasar (5/5, 474 reviews) and Cocoon Medical Spa Canggu (5/5, 375 reviews) are among the top-rated clinics.
The cheapest iv drips in Bali starts at AUD $24/session at Elea Skin Clinic.
Cheapest in Bali
AUD $24/session
Average Price
AUD $89/session
Most Expensive
AUD $166/session
What Clinics in Bali Sell as an IV Drip
An IV drip delivers fluid and added ingredients directly into a vein through a cannula, typically over 30 to 60 minutes while you sit in a treatment chair. In Bali's aesthetic clinics the menus cluster into a handful of recognisable groups. Vitamin and multivitamin drips are the broadest category, built on a vitamin C and B-complex base. Immunity formulas add higher-dose vitamin C, zinc and sometimes amino acids. Whitening or brightening infusions are the largest single cluster by clinic count and are marketed at skin tone. Anti-ageing formulas are the most expensive group and often include NAD+ or a proprietary blend. Beyond those, clinics sell drips aimed at hangovers, jet lag, stomach upsets, hydration and general energy, which appear on this page but do not have enough clinics behind them to warrant a page of their own. Formulas are proprietary and clinic-specific, so two drips sharing a name are not necessarily the same product. What is in the bag, at what dose, and who administers it are the questions worth asking, and any clinic should answer them before you book.
What Affects IV Drip Prices in Bali?
The single biggest driver is what is in the bag. A basic hydration or vitamin C infusion sits at the bottom of the range, while formulas containing NAD+, higher-dose antioxidants or proprietary blends sit at the top, and that gap is the difference between IDR 250,000 and IDR 9,500,000 across the individual formulas on this page. Dose matters as much as ingredient: two clinics can both sell a vitamin C drip at very different strengths. Where the clinic sits matters too, with Seminyak, Canggu and Nusa Dua generally pricing above Denpasar for a comparable formula. Whether a doctor is present, and whether the price includes a consultation or any pre-treatment bloodwork, also moves the number. Some clinics quote per session and others sell courses of three or five at a per-session discount, so check which you are being quoted. Prices here are what clinics have published themselves; where a clinic offers drips but has not listed a price, it appears in the table as a clinic to contact directly rather than being left off.
Compare individual brands: IV Whitening →, IV Anti-Aging →, IV Vitamin →, IV Immunity →, IV Collagen Beauty →
Popular areas for this treatment include Seminyak, Canggu, and Ubud, where most clinics are concentrated.
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Across the 39 clinics on this page with a published IV drip price, individual sessions run from IDR 250,000 to IDR 9,500,000. The cheapest end is short brightening and vitamin infusions, and the top end is anti-ageing formulas containing NAD+ or proprietary blends. Taking each clinic's own cheapest drip, which is what the table compares, the average is about IDR 930,000. Because formulas are clinic-specific, compare what is actually in the drip rather than the headline price.
Most clinics allow 30 to 60 minutes for the infusion itself, plus time for a brief consultation and cannula placement. Larger volume or higher-dose formulas run at the longer end. You sit in a chair or recliner throughout and can usually read or work. Ask the clinic for its own timing when you book, since it varies with the formula and how busy the treatment room is.
By clinic count, whitening and brightening infusions are the largest single cluster, offered by 17 of the clinics on this page. Immunity formulas follow at 14 clinics, then anti-ageing at 12 and multivitamin at 11. Beyond those, hangover, jet lag and stomach-upset drips appear on many menus but are priced by fewer clinics, so they show on this page without a page of their own.
No. Formulas are proprietary and clinic-specific, so two drips sold under similar names can contain different ingredients at different doses. That is the main reason prices on this page vary so widely. Before booking, ask which ingredients are included, at what dose, and whether a doctor reviews your suitability first. A clinic that cannot answer those questions clearly is worth passing on.
Practice varies. Some clinics on this page include a doctor consultation in the price, others treat drips as a walk-in service, and a few ask for basic bloodwork before higher-dose formulas. Intravenous treatment is a medical procedure regardless of how casually it is marketed, so it is reasonable to expect a qualified practitioner to review your history and place the cannula. Confirm what is included before you pay.
This page lists all 52 aesthetic clinics in our directory. Of those, 39 have published at least one IV drip price and their numbers appear here. The rest either quote in person, do not offer drips, or have not listed rates publicly. We show what clinics have made public rather than estimating the rest, so the unlisted clinics appear as ones to contact directly for a quote rather than being dropped from the comparison.
Most clinics on this page take same-day bookings when a chair is free, and several treat drips as a walk-in service. Booking a day ahead is still worth it in high season and for the longer anti-ageing formulas, which occupy a treatment chair for an hour or more. If you want a specific formula rather than whatever is on the standard menu, call ahead: not every drip on a published price list is kept in stock daily.
This varies more than the price does, and it is the more important question. Some clinics have a doctor place the cannula, others use a nurse under supervision, and a few run drips as a spa-style service. Intravenous treatment is a medical procedure however it is marketed, so ask who will be inserting the line, whether a doctor is on site during the session, and what happens if you react badly.
Many clinics do exactly that, since a drip occupies you for 30 to 60 minutes and needs no recovery time afterwards. Combining it with a facial or a consultation is common. If you are having an injectable treatment the same day, tell the clinic in advance so they can sequence the two sensibly rather than working around a cannula already in your arm.
The prices on this page are per session wherever the clinic has published a per-session rate, which is how most Bali clinics list them. Several also sell courses of three or five sessions at a lower rate per session. If a quote you receive elsewhere looks much cheaper than this page, check whether it is a package price before treating it as comparable.
Because the formulas are proprietary and the names are marketing, not standards. There is no agreed definition of a whitening infusion or an immunity drip, so two clinics selling the same-sounding product can be delivering different ingredients at different doses over different infusion times. That is the single most useful thing to understand before comparing two numbers on this page.
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