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Exilis therapy is a safe, non-surgical means of skin tightening, wrinkle and fat reduction and enhancement of body contour.
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Led by experienced Singapore dermatologist Dr Cheong Lai Leng, our specialist dermatology clinic is dedicated to achieving the best outcomes for our patients. We offer evidence-based medical, surgical, and aesthetic skin care treatments tailored for both adults and children, ensuring optimal results for all skin types and concerns.
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MBBS (Singapore), M.Med (Internal Medicine),Dr Cheong Lai Leng is a consultant dermatologist at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre and is fully accredited by the Ministry of Health in Singapore. She has been practicing dermatology for more than 20 years. Her area of interest includes surgical management of dermatological conditions and cosmetic dermatology.
Exilis therapy is a safe, non-surgical means of skin tightening, wrinkle and fat reduction and enhancement of body contour.
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Acne scars may cause physical, emotional and social issues. Therefore they should be treated to improve appearance, enhance self-esteem and promote better skin health.
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Dermatology training focuses on the skin, hair, nails and mucous membranes. In Singapore, a dermatologist must complete this training and pass the necessary examinations before he/she is given accreditation by the Specialist's Board of the Singapore Medical Council.
Click Here To Schedule An AppointmentA dermatologist is a skin doctor who has five years of working experience in general medicine, and after which, undergoes at least three more years of intensive specialist medical and surgical training in dermatology. In addition to diagnosing and treating a wide range of medical skin conditions, a skin doctor can also improve the appearance of the skin through cosmetic treatments.
Learn More About Our DoctorYou should see a skin specialist if you experience persistent or concerning skin problems, such as rashes, severe or cystic acne, eczema, unusual moles or skin growths or hair loss that do not respond with over-the-counter treatments. Early consultation ensures proper diagnosis and effective management.
During your first visit, the dermatologist will review your medical history and examine your skin. Depending on your condition, a diagnosis may be made on the spot, or further tests may be required. The dermatologist then develops a personalised treatment plan based on your concerns or goals.
Medical dermatology focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions that affect the skin, hair, and nails. Cosmetic dermatology, on the other hand, enhances skin appearance through treatments like chemical peels, fillers, and laser therapy. Many dermatology clinics in Singapore offer both types of services.
The frequency of your visit to a skin doctor depends on your skin condition and goals. Individuals with a chronic skin issue, your dermatologist may recommend regular follow-up appointments to manage the condition effectively. If you have a history of skin cancer or have multiple moles, an annual skin check is recommended for early detection of any changes. For general skin health concerns, a consultation can be scheduled as needed.
