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Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery

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As a hospital specialising in women’s healthcare and wellness we appreciate your aspirations and concerns, when it comes to aesthetics. At the Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Centre, our fully accredited plastic surgeons personalize treatment plans to suit your lifestyle needs.

We are equipped with a comprehensive range of aesthetic tools including state-of-the-art lasers, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) machines and a Thermageâ radiofrequency device. And our services include a range of surgical and non-surgical procedures to meet your specific requirement.

The Centre’s specialisation includes reconstructive services for the breast after a mastectomy and reconstructive surgeries for gynaecological and post-trauma cases. It also specialises in craniofacial procedures to correct anomalies of the head and face.

Our Range of Services:

Cosmetic Surgery

For the Face

Eyelids (Blepharoplasty)

  • Double-eyelids
  • Eyebags

Nose (Rhinoplasty)

  • Augmentation
  • Reduction
  • Refinements

Ears (Otoplasty)

  • Prominent ears (bat ears)

Browlift

Facelift

Facial bone contouring - (Genioplasty)

  • Jaw
  • Cheek bone

Fat Injection

Breast

  • Augmentation
  • Reduction
  • Lift
  • Nipple reduction

For the Body

  • Liposuction
  • Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)
  • Lifts
    • Arms
    • Buttock
    • Thigh

Non-Surgical Rejuvenation

IPL/Laser

  • Aging skin
  • Aging skin
  • Sun-damage/pigmentation
  • Hair removal

Laser

  • Moles
  • Xanthelasma (oil spots)
  • Tattoo removal

Thermage®

  • Face by Thermage®
  • Eyes by Thermage®
  • Body by Thermage®
  • Tummy by Thermage®
  • Cellulite procedure by Thermage®
  • Hands by Thermage®

Acne Treatment

  • Active acne
  • Post-acne scarring

Botox & Fillers

  • Wrinkles, creases, folds

Threads

Facials

  • Chemical peels
  • Microdermabrasion

Craniofacial Service

Orthognathic Surgery

  • Dentoskeletal deformities e.g. underbite, overbite

Facial bony contouring

  • Jaw reduction
  • Cheek reduction
  • Chin augmentation, reduction

Head and face reconstruction

  • After trauma
  • After tumour surgery

Surgery for any deformity of the head and face

Reconstructive Service

The Centre offers breast reconstructive services after a mastectomy. It also specialises in reconstructive surgery for gynaecological cases or after trauma (e.g. road traffic accidents, etc).

Contact Information

Level 1, Children's Tower next to Retail Pharmacy

Tel: 65 6394 1511
(General Enquiries)

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