Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery | KK Women's and Children's Hospital

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)

Conditions Treated by the Department

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Acne Marks and Scars Botox Injection Cosmetic Surgery Facial Aesthetic and Rejuvenation Surgery Laser Rejuvenation Orthognathic Surgery for OSA

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