IV Anti-Ageing Drip Prices in Bali, Compared Across 52+ Clinics (2026)

Not all of them, and this is the question worth asking directly. Some clinics name NAD+ explicitly and publish a dose, commonly 250mg. Others sell a formula marketed as anti-ageing without specifying whether NAD+ is included. Since it is the ingredient that most affects the price, confirm with the clinic whether it is in the bag and at what dose before comparing two quotes.

Ingredient cost and infusion time. The premium ingredients used in this category, NAD+ in particular, cost considerably more than a vitamin or mineral base. These formulas are also usually infused slowly, which occupies a treatment chair and a nurse for longer than a standard vitamin drip. Doctor-led clinics that include a consultation or a pre-treatment check sit further up the range again.

Longer than most IV drips on this directory. Standard formulas run 45 to 60 minutes, and NAD+ preparations are typically given more slowly still, so allow more time than you would for a vitamin or immunity infusion. Clinics vary in their protocols, so ask when you book rather than assuming, especially if you are fitting it around other plans.

The 12 clinics publishing a price are spread across Denpasar, Kuta, Ubud, Kerobokan, Legian, Canggu and Nusa Dua. MK Skin Clinic in Denpasar holds the lowest published price in this group. Because this is a smaller and more specialised cluster than the vitamin or immunity drips, coverage is thinner, so it is worth checking a specific clinic's menu rather than assuming any clinic nearby will offer it.

This page lists all 52 clinics in our directory, not only the 12 with a published anti-ageing drip price. The rest either do not offer one, quote in person, or have not listed rates publicly. We show what clinics publish rather than estimating on their behalf, so those clinics appear as ones you can contact directly for a quote.

Some clinics ask for it and others do not, and the practice is not consistent across this directory. Clinics at the upper end of this price range more often include an assessment before a first high-dose infusion. If a clinic offers a high-dose formula with no assessment at all, that is worth weighing against a lower price, and it is a fair question to ask when you enquire.

This varies more than in any other IV category here, from single sessions sold to visitors through to courses run over weeks. There is no standard protocol across the clinics on this page. Ask what is recommended, over what period, and what the total cost of that plan comes to rather than the price of one bag.

Raw material cost is the main reason, and infusion time is the second: NAD+ is typically given slowly, which occupies a treatment chair and a nurse for considerably longer than a vitamin drip. Where clinics publish a dose it is commonly 250mg, and higher doses cost proportionally more. Together those two factors account for most of this page's price range.

More often than in the other IV categories, but not always. Doctor-led clinics at the top of this range generally include an assessment, while clinics selling a mid-range anti-ageing formula may not. Since this is the most expensive drip category on the directory, confirming what the price covers is worth more here than anywhere else on this site.

Ask whether the formula contains NAD+ and at what dose, since that is the single biggest driver of what you will pay. Then ask how long the infusion takes, whether any assessment happens first, whether the price is per session or per course, and who places the cannula. Those five answers explain almost all of the variation on this page.