Four Types of "Bidan" Approved

Discussions Underway with Local Aesthetic Companies for Supply and Product Launch

Aribio and AribioLab announced on September 8, 2026, that four types of their self-developed hyaluronic acid (HA) filler brand "Bidan" have received product approval from Indonesia’s National Food and Drug Agency (BPOM).


Product image of Aribio's hyaluronic acid filler 'Bidan.' Aribio

Product image of Aribio's hyaluronic acid filler 'Bidan.' Aribio

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"Bidan" is an HA filler that Aribio Group spent seven years developing for the anti-aging and medical aesthetics market. The product applies Aribio’s proprietary "PCRT" technology, which enhances the uniformity and viscoelasticity of HA particles, and incorporates the "HCCL" process to reduce residual crosslinkers.


According to Aribio, the product’s biocompatibility, efficacy, and safety were verified through human application tests led by Professor Heo Changhoon’s team from the Department of Dermatology at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. Based on these results, Aribio obtained marketing approval in Korea.


With a population of approximately 300 million, Indonesia is the world’s fourth most populous country, and its medical aesthetics market continues to expand alongside economic growth.



Aribio Group is currently in discussions with local aesthetics companies regarding supply and product launches, following the BPOM product approval. The group plans to secure local distribution networks and accelerate its entry into the Indonesian market.


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