Piercing in Bali: Your Complete Guide to Amor Fati's Piercing Services

Amor Fati pierces every day of the week, 9:00 to 21:00, at three Bali studios — Canggu Pererenan, Uluwatu Bingin and Seminyak Kayu Aya — rated 5.0 across 1,500+ Google reviews.

Piercing prices are fixed and fully public: every price below already includes the 11% government tax and sterile implant-grade titanium jewelry.

Walk-ins are welcome daily, and almost every piercing happens same-day.

The Full Price Menu — Fixed, Public, Nothing Hidden

Tattoo quotes depend on your design, so we give ranges. Piercings are different: the price is fixed, the same for everyone, and printed here in full.

Every price includes the 11% government tax and your first piece of sterile implant-grade titanium jewelry.

The number you see is the number you pay.

Ear

• Lobe — Rp 670,000
• Helix, forward helix, rook, tragus or conch — Rp 780,000
• Daith — Rp 880,000

Face

• Labret — Rp 670,000
• Bridge — Rp 720,000
• Nostril — Rp 780,000
• Septum — Rp 880,000
• Surface piercing — Rp 1,100,000

Body

• Nipple — Rp 800,000
• Belly (navel) — Rp 800,000

Extras

• Luxury jewelry upgrade — add Rp 170,000
• Bar length change — Rp 150,000

The luxury upgrade swaps the standard titanium piece for a premium one.

The bar length change is the downsize visit: a fresh piercing gets a slightly longer bar to leave room for swelling. Once the swelling is gone, a shorter bar sits flatter and snags less.

Both are optional.

Cash is preferred; cards work too with a 3% surcharge.

The same menu lives on our piercing page.

In Bali now? Piercings are same-day — just message the studio nearest you: Canggu, Uluwatu or Seminyak.

Why Titanium Is Included, Not Sold as an Upgrade

Every price on the menu includes the jewelry itself, and it is always implant-grade titanium — the same material used for surgical implants. It is inert, lightweight and hypoallergenic.

Cheaper alloys often contain nickel, one of the most common metal allergies there is. The classic result is an itchy, weeping piercing that never quite settles.

Good jewelry in a fresh piercing is not a luxury — it is the difference between a clean heal and weeks of irritation. So we build it into the price instead of selling it back to you as an add-on.

What Walking In Actually Looks Like

No appointment needed. You walk in, and the piercer looks at your anatomy before anything else — not every ear suits every placement, and we will tell you honestly if yours doesn't.

You pick your jewelry, and everything that touches your skin is single-use, opened from a sealed sterile pouch in front of you.

If you ever can't watch the needle being opened, walk out — that rule applies to us as much as to anyone.

The piercing itself takes seconds. The consultation, the marking, and checking the dot in the mirror until you are happy — that is where the time goes, and we don't rush it.

One thing to know before you come: we pierce adults 21 and over. Under 21 works with a parent's or guardian's written consent — bring it with you, and we keep a copy on file.

All three studios pierce daily. Addresses and directions are on our studio page.

Healing in a Place Built Around the Ocean

Here is the honest part. A fresh piercing and Bali's best features don't mix: no ocean and no pools while it heals.

Salt water and pool chlorine both irritate a fresh piercing, and every dip sets your healing back.

If your whole trip is surf mornings at Bingin, get pierced at the end of the trip, not the start — we would rather move your piercing date than watch it heal badly.

Healing times differ a lot by placement. Lobes usually settle in weeks.

Cartilage — helix, tragus, conch, daith — takes months, and it will remind you it's there every time you sleep on it. We won't promise an exact day, because bodies don't work like that.

The care routine itself is short: rinse with sterile saline, leave the jewelry alone — no twisting, no fiddling — and keep sunscreen, makeup and hair products off it. Clean hands only, and only when you are actually cleaning it.

We have written the details up separately: healing times for ear piercings, placement by placement, and a full guide to caring for a new piercing and avoiding infection.

Questions We Get Every Day

How much is a helix piercing in Bali?

At Amor Fati, Rp 780,000 — fixed and public, including the 11% tax and sterile implant-grade titanium jewelry. Forward helix, rook, tragus and conch are the same price.

Can I swim after a new piercing?

No — skip the ocean and the pool while it's fresh, because salt water and chlorine both irritate a healing piercing. How long you need to wait depends on the placement, so ask your piercer before you book the snorkel trip.

How long does a lobe piercing take to heal?

Usually a matter of weeks — it's the fastest-healing placement we offer. Cartilage is the slow one: think months, not weeks.

Do you use piercing guns?

No, and we never will: guns can't be properly sterilized between clients, and the blunt stud they fire crushes tissue instead of parting it — on cartilage, that force can shatter it. Needles only, and if someone anywhere offers to gun your helix, decline.

What's the age minimum?

21. Under 21, we pierce with a parent's or guardian's written consent on file.

Already Pierced? The Door Is Still Open

Already pierced and something looks off? Message us a photo — we'd rather check it for free than have you guess.

• Canggu (Pererenan) — WhatsApp the studio
• Uluwatu (Bingin) — WhatsApp the studio
• Seminyak (Kayu Aya) — WhatsApp the studio

Walk-ins welcome every day, 9:00 to 21:00, at all three studios.