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Elea Clinic Bali introduces XERF skin tightening technology, boosting medical tourism

Bali news·Bali·4 hours ago·4 min read
Elea Clinic Bali introduces XERF skin tightening technology, boosting medical tourism

Elea Clinic Bali has exclusively introduced XERF by Cynosure Lutronic, a premium skin tightening technology, positioning Bali to attract more domestic and international tourists for aesthetic treatments. This makes Elea Clinic Bali the first in Bali to offer this non-invasive skin tightening service. The launch was attended by management from idsMED Aesthetics Indonesia, Elea Clinic Bali, aesthetic practitioners, media, and beauty industry activists. Andy Rahardja, Vice President of idsMED Aesthetics Indonesia, stated that Bali is a strategic aesthetic market due to its growing beauty and wellness industry and high international tourist numbers. Marisa Theresia, Head of Aesthetics idsMED Indonesia, noted Bali's developing wellness ecosystem makes it an ideal location for premium aesthetic technology. Dr. Jesslyn Amelia, Head Doctor at Elea Clinic Bali, highlighted the increasing demand for non-surgical aesthetic services from both locals and tourists. XERF, developed by South Korean company Cynosure Lutronic, is the world's first monopolar radio frequency RF technology combining 6.78 MHz and 2 MHz frequencies, approved by the US FDA. This technology delivers precise energy to various skin layers, tightening skin, improving texture, and providing a lifting effect without surgery or long recovery. idsMED Aesthetics Indonesia plans a marketing campaign using out-of-home media, including videotron at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport and LED screens in Tohpati, Denpasar, t

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