Dr. Enrina Diah

Dr. Enrina Diah is the visionary founder and lead plastic surgeon of Ultimo Clinic, widely regarded as one of the most accomplished and highly credentialed plastic surgeons in Indonesia. Her suffix (K) — denoting konsultan (subspecialist consultant) in Craniomaxillofacial (CMF) surgery — places her in an elite tier of surgical expertise that few surgeons attain. CMF surgery requires mastery of complex bone and soft tissue procedures involving the skull, face, and jaw, and is among the most demanding subspecialties in all of surgery. A board-certified Specialist in Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (Sp.BP-RE) with a registered sub-specialization in CMF through the Indonesian system, Dr. Enrina has dedicated over 15 years to building Ultimo Clinic into an institution synonymous with surgical excellence, patient safety, and natural aesthetic outcomes. Her practice encompasses the full spectrum of aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery — from facial rejuvenation and body contouring to complex post-cancer breast reconstruction and treatment of congenital craniofacial anomalies. What sets Dr. Enrina apart is not just her credentials but her philosophy: every patient deserves precision surgery performed with the highest standards of care, using techniques that minimize bruising and downtime while maximizing the naturalness and longevity of results. She and her team utilize precision loupes at x25 magnification, specialized low-bruising injection techniques, certified implant products, and an integrated pre- and post-operative care protocol that sets Ultimo Clinic apart from conventional aesthetic practices. Dr. Enrina’s approach to aesthetic surgery is deeply respectful of individual anatomy and cultural aesthetics — she creates enhancements that complement each patient’s heritage and unique beauty, never imposing a generic ideal. Her work across Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bali has transformed thousands of lives, and her clinic continues to be a destination of choice for both Indonesian patients and medical tourists from across Southeast Asia.