The 10 Best Threadlift Clinics in Bali (2026)

Chosen from 52 clinics, prices compared.

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PDO threadlifts offer a non-surgical alternative to facelifts, using dissolvable threads to lift and tighten sagging skin on the face, jawline, and neck. Results are immediate with continued improvement over 3 to 6 months as collagen forms around the threads.

Threadlift treatments in Bali cost between IDR 103,500 and IDR 15,000,000 across the 30 clinics with published pricing that we track; the 10 best are listed on this page. Options include PDO, PCL, Aptos, and Silhouette Soft threads for face, nose, and brow lifting. Lumina Aesthetics Clinic (4.9/5, 1,038 reviews) and DNI Skin Center (4.7/5, 1,201 reviews) are among the top-rated clinics.

The cheapest threadlift among the 10 clinics listed here starts at AUD $10 at Keina Beauty.

Cheapest of the 10

AUD $10

Average of the 10

AUD $142

Most Expensive of the 10

AUD $475

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Lumina Aesthetics Clinic
4.9(1038 reviews)
Legian

A 4.9-rated Bali aesthetic clinic with a strong no-hard-sell reputation, drawing repeat clients from Singapore and Australia. Facials, RF tightening, and Allergan Botox are among the most booked services.

FromAUD $126
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DNI Skin Center
4.7(1201 reviews)
Denpasar

DNI Skin Center stands out for affordable, value-driven treatments with a 4.7-star rating from 300 reviews. Dr. Darma leads a cheerful team offering facials, skin boosters, acne care, and body contouring.

FromAUD $69
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The X Beauty Lounge Bali
4.9(556 reviews)
Kuta

Dr. Karina leads a 4.9-rated clinic offering Botox, PDO threads, and IV drip therapy. The immune-boosting IV drip is popular with travelers, including those recovering from Bali Belly.

FromAUD $84
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MK Skin Clinic Bali
4.9(528 reviews)
Denpasar

Part of the MS Glow franchise network, MK Skin Clinic Bali offers accessible facials, laser, and skin treatments in a clean modern setting. Known for friendly, efficient service and consistent results across visits.

FromAUD $59
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DAPS NMW Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic Denpasar
4.9(407 reviews)
Denpasar

A five-floor Denpasar aesthetic clinic rated 4.9 stars from 300 reviews. Known for spacious facilities, a broad treatment menu, and a warm team including Dr Bambino and staff Telly and Padmi.

FromAUD $59
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Shaz Aesthetic & Medi Spa
4.9(366 reviews)
Kerobokan

Shaz Aesthetic in Petitenget earns a 4.9 rating with Zora as its standout therapist. Facials are multi-step and detailed, complemented by laser hair removal, RF tightening, and Botox in a spacious, calming space.

FromAUD $139
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Teta Aesthetic Clinic Bali
5.0(226 reviews)
Seminyak

Dr Vinka at Teta Aesthetic Clinic delivers personalized consultations backed by a full treatment menu. A perfect 5-star rating from 156 reviews, with loyal clients citing Botox, PRP, HIFU, and Pico laser as favorites.

FromAUD $126
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Sunset Aesthetic & Anti Aging
5.0(209 reviews)
Seminyak

A 5-star anti-aging and injectable specialist in Bali. Dr Alona is praised for natural Botox and filler results and accommodating short-notice appointments, backed by 133 reviews.

FromAUD $168
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Anaya Aesthetics Bali
4.8(416 reviews)
Kerobokan

One of Bali's most beautifully designed aesthetic clinics with a 4.8 rating. Anaya offers a premium experience with bathrobes and infused water, led by Dr. Silfia for pain-free lip fillers and Pico Laser.

FromAUD $420
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Keina Beauty
4.9(261 reviews)
Denpasar

Keina Beauty holds a 4.9-star rating from 217 reviews. Dr. Risma is named in a third of all English reviews, praised as one of Bali's best for Botox, fillers, and PRP, with international clients returning trip after trip.

FromAUD $9
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The best 10 of 52 Bali aesthetic clinics for Threadlift, with published prices where available. Prices verified August 2026. Data source: clinic websites. Always confirm current pricing with the clinic directly before treatment.

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What Is a Threadlift?

A threadlift is a minimally invasive procedure that uses biocompatible threads inserted beneath the skin to physically lift and reposition sagging facial tissue. The threads are made from PDO (polydioxanone), PCL (polycaprolactone), or PLLA (poly-L-lactic acid), materials that have long safety histories in surgical sutures. Cog threads have tiny barbs or cones that grip the tissue and provide immediate mechanical lifting, while smooth or mono threads are placed in a mesh pattern to stimulate collagen production for skin tightening and texture improvement. Common treatment areas include the mid-face and cheeks, jawline and jowls, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, eyebrows, neck, and the nose (non-surgical nose threadlift). The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia using a cannula or needle to insert the threads through small entry points. Treatment takes 30 to 90 minutes depending on the number of threads and areas treated. Downtime is minimal, with most patients experiencing mild swelling and tenderness for three to seven days. The threads dissolve naturally over 6 to 12 months, but the collagen scaffold they create provides continued lifting and tightening for 12 to 24 months. Threadlifts are ideal for patients with mild to moderate skin laxity who want noticeable improvement without the downtime and cost of a surgical facelift.

What Affects Threadlift Prices in Bali?

The number of threads used is the single biggest cost factor, as each thread is an individual consumable. Mild jawline lifting may require 6 to 10 threads, while a comprehensive mid-face and jawline treatment can use 20 to 40 threads. The type of thread affects per-unit pricing: cog threads with barbs or cones for active lifting cost significantly more than smooth mono threads used for collagen stimulation. The material also matters, with PCL and PLLA threads (which last longer in tissue and produce more collagen stimulation) priced higher than standard PDO threads. The treatment area determines how many threads are needed: a full face treatment covering cheeks, jawline, and neck requires far more threads than jawline-only tightening. The brand of threads used varies between clinics, with premium Korean brands (Mint, Miracu, HIKO) commanding higher prices than generic PDO threads. Practitioner expertise is particularly important for threadlifts, as proper placement technique determines both the aesthetic result and complication risk, and experienced doctors charge accordingly. When comparing quotes, ask for the total number of threads, the thread type (cog vs mono), material (PDO, PCL, or PLLA), and brand to make a meaningful comparison.

Popular areas for this treatment include Seminyak, Nusa Dua, and Denpasar, where most clinics are concentrated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Threadlift prices in Bali range from IDR 3,500,000 to IDR 15,000,000 (approximately AUD $350 to $1,500) depending on the number of threads, the treatment area, and the clinic.

Threadlift results typically last 12 to 24 months. The threads dissolve over 6 to 12 months, but the collagen stimulated continues to provide lifting benefits. Maintenance treatments can extend results further.

Most patients experience mild swelling and bruising for 3 to 7 days. Strenuous activity and facial massages should be avoided for 2 weeks. Most people can return to normal activities within a day or two.

The two main types are PDO (polydioxanone) and PCL (polycaprolactone) threads. Within these, cog threads have barbs that grip tissue for physical lifting, while smooth threads are placed in a mesh pattern to stimulate collagen without significant lifting. Cog threads cost more but provide immediate visible lift.

The number varies by area and desired effect. A mild jawline lift may use 4 to 8 threads per side. A comprehensive face and neck lift can require 20 to 40 threads total. More threads means more lifting but also higher cost. Your practitioner will recommend based on your anatomy and goals.

Threadlifts work well for mild to moderate sagging, particularly in patients aged 35 to 55. They cannot replicate the dramatic results of surgical facelifts for severe laxity. The advantages are no general anaesthesia, minimal downtime, and significantly lower cost. Many patients use threadlifts to delay the need for surgery.

The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, so you should not feel pain during insertion. Some patients report a mild pulling or pressure sensation. Discomfort in the first 2 to 3 days after treatment is common and managed with over-the-counter pain relief.

Yes. Threadlifts are commonly combined with Botox, fillers, and skin boosters for comprehensive facial rejuvenation. Most practitioners recommend doing the threadlift first, then adding injectables 2 to 4 weeks later once swelling has settled.

Risks include bruising, swelling, asymmetry, thread migration, dimpling, and infection. These are uncommon when performed by an experienced practitioner. Choosing a clinic with significant threadlift experience reduces risk. Ask how many threadlift procedures your practitioner has performed.

Yes. Threadlifts are increasingly popular with men for jawline definition and mild jowl lifting. The procedure and recovery are the same. Men may experience slightly more bruising due to higher blood flow in facial tissue.

A threadlift in Australia costs AUD $2,000 to $6,000 depending on the area and thread count. In Bali, the same procedure costs AUD $350 to $1,500, a saving of 70 to 80%. This makes it one of the treatments with the largest absolute savings.

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