Bali isn’t just healing minds and hearts anymore; it’s also healing bodies. In recent years, the island has quietly become a hub for medical and wellness travellers seeking everything from dental surgery to post-operative recovery in luxurious villa settings.
World-class clinics, internationally trained doctors, affordable costs, and a serene recovery environment? That’s Bali’s new prescription.
Whether you’re looking for elective treatments or simply better care at a better price, here’s what you need to know before flying in.
Who’s Coming to Bali for Medical Treatment?
Australians are avoiding long waits and high local costs
Singaporeans seeking more affordable dental or cosmetic care
Europeans combining vacation with fertility or wellness procedures
Digital nomads scheduling annual health check-ups between beach runs
Bali isn’t replacing Bangkok or Singapore yet, but it’s carving a niche in affordable, mid-tier medical excellence with high hospitality.

What Medical Services Are Popular in Bali?
Treatment Type | Popular Clinics | Why Bali? |
---|---|---|
Dental (implants, crowns) | ARC Dental, BIMC Dental, Rejuvie | Up to 60% cheaper than Australia |
Cosmetic surgery | Rejuvie, Manika Aesthetic | Expert expat surgeons, modern tech |
IV therapy & wellness drips | The Dose, Trove Wellness | Hangover cure, immunity boost |
Anti aging & dermatology | Lumina Aesthetics, Radiance Clinic | Laser, Botox, skin rejuvenation |
Fertility & IVF referrals | Bali Royal Hospital (BROS) | Referrals to Jakarta + recovery in Bali |
Post surgical recovery | Private villas & rehab homes | Rest in paradise, nurse add-ons |
Mental health retreats | Bali Silent Retreat, The Practice | Combine with yoga, silence, nature |

What’s the Quality Like?
Doctors: Many trained in Australia, Europe, or Singapore. English-speaking.
Equipment: Most private clinics use international-standard tech.
Cleanliness: Spotless in top clinics. Always check reviews & accreditations.
Hospitals vs. Clinics: Hospitals (like BIMC or Siloam) handle emergencies and surgery. Clinics are for cosmetic, dental, and wellness services.
Pro Tip: Always double-check licenses. The best clinics openly list credentials and client testimonials.
What Does It Cost?
Treatment | Approximate Bali Cost (USD) | Compared to Australia / US |
---|---|---|
Teeth Whitening | $150–$450 | $500–$900 |
Dental Implant (per tooth) | $1,200–$1,500 | $3,500–$6,000 |
Botox (per area) | $70–$150 | $300–$500 |
Rhinoplasty | $3,000–$5,000 | $7,000–$15,000 |
Wellness IV Drip | $40–$80 | $150–$300 |

Before You Fly: What to Plan
Book consultations ahead: Bali’s top clinics fill up fast, especially during the dry season (May–Sept).
Ask for medical visa help: Some clinics offer letters for visa extensions if you need extended recovery.
Secure private transfers: You’ll want clean, quiet, AC rides to and from your appointments. Ulacab offers medical-safe, professional drivers.
Choose the right location:
Ubud: Ideal for post-surgery recovery & wellness
Seminyak/Canggu: Better for quick cosmetic procedures and dental
Denpasar/Kuta: Closest to large hospitals and clinics
Why Use Ulacab for Medical Visits?
Gentle drivers, trained for post-procedure transport
Flat-rate pricing, no surge or surprise
Custom stopovers: clinic > pharmacy > villa
Sanitized, private vehicles available on request
24/7 support if you need emergency assistance

Final Word: Heal, Rest, Repeat
Bali might be your dream holiday. But for many travelers in 2025, it’s also where they get a new smile, clearer skin, or simply peace of mind, at half the price.
You’ll eat better. Sleep deeper. And recover surrounded by birdsong and sea breeze.
So if you’re looking for care that’s kind to both your body and your budget, Bali’s open.
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