Dermatologists in Singapore - Organized by Centre 2019

By Dr Frank Yap, MD -

Looking for a recommended Dermatologist in Singapore?

What does a Dermatologist do?

Just so that we are on the same page, a dermatologist is someone who holds a professional medical degree with further post-graduate training in skin diseases. We wouldn't call someone working at a spa a skin specialist though, but if you have a skin related problem and has not been well managed by a general practitioner, you may wish to be referred to a skin specialist or dermatologist.

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The following are skin specialists registered on the Singapore Specialist Accreditation Board’s register for dermatology.
via yourdermcenter.com

Skin specialists (dermatologists) in Singapore, both hospital or clinic based

We have also compiled a more comprehensive list of both private and public dermatologists here below for your convenience, in case you prefer other options.

Dermatologists in National Skin Centre

Address: 1 Mandalay Road Singapore 308205 (Directions to NSC​)
For general enquiries: (65) 6253 4455
To make an appointment, please visit their Appointment page​ or call NSC Appointment hotline at 6350 6666​.

Clinical Assoc Prof TAN Suat Hoon
(Clinical Interests: Cutaneous Lymphomas, Dermatopathology)

Clinical Prof CHAN Roy
(Clinical Interests: Sexually Transmitted Infections & HIV, Hair)

Dr CHIO Tze-Wei Martin
(Clinical Interests: Sexually Transmitted Infections & HIV, Skin Cancers)

Adjunct Assoc Prof CHONG Wei Sheng
(Clinical Interests: Photodermatology, Psoriasis)

Clinical Assoc Prof CHUA Sze Hon
(Clinical Interest: Dermatological & Laser Surgery)

Clinical Assoc Prof GIAM Yoke Chin
(Clinical Interest: Paediatric Dermatology)

Clinical Prof GOH Chee Leok
(Clinical Interests: Contact & Occupational Dermatitis, Dermatological & Laser Surgery)

Dr GOON Teik Jin Anthony
(Clinical Interest: Contact & Occupational Dermatitis)

Dr HO Sheun Ling Madeline​​
(Clinical Interest: Paediatric Dermatology)

Dr LEE Siong See Joyce
(Clinical Interests: Dermatopathology, Hair)

Adjunct Assoc Prof LIM Yen Loo
(Clinical Interests: Immunodermatology, Inpatient Dermatology, Drug Eruptions)

Adjunct Assoc Prof LEOW Yung Hian
(Clinical Interest: Contact & Occupational Dermatitis)

Dr Hazel OON Hwee Boon
Consultant in charge for Acne subspecialty clinic.
(Clinical Interests: Photodermatology, Psoriasis)

Dr PAN Jiun Yit
(Clinical Interests: Cutaneous Infections, Photodermatology, Psoriasis)

Dr SEOW Chew Swee​
(Clinical Interest: Cutaneous Infections)

Dr TAN Wee Ping Melissa
(Clinical Interests: Dermatological & Laser Surgery, Skin Cancers, Cutaneous Lymphoma)

Dr TEY Hong Liang
(Clinical Interests: Neurodermatology, Inpatient Dermatology)​​

Adjunct Prof THNG Tien Guan Steven​
(Clinical Interest: Pigmentary Disorders)​

Dr Ellen CHAN
(Clinical Interest: Sexually Transmitted Infections & HIV)

Dr CHEN Qiping
(Clinical Interests: Skin Cancers, Pigmentary Disorders)

Dr Suzanne CHENG
(Clinical Interests: Skin Cancer, Contact & Occupational Dermatitis, Dermatological & Laser Surgery)

Dr CHIA Hui Yi
(Clinical Interests: Dermatopathology, Skin Cancers)

Dr CHUAH Sai Yee
(Clinical Interests: Pigmentary Disorders, Hair)

Dr HENG Yee Kiat​
(Clinical Interests: Inpatient Dermatology, Psoriasis, Drug Eruptions)

Dr GAN Yiping Emily
(Clinical Interests: Pigmentary Disorders, Paediatric Dermatology)

Dr KER Khor Jia
(Clinical Interests: Dermatological & Laser Surgery, Immunodermatology, Paediatric Dermatology)​ ​

Dr LIANG Weiting Michelle​​
(Clinical Interests: Dermatopathology, Wound / Ulcer Management, Inpatient Dermatology)​

Dr TAN Sern Ting Eugene
(Clinical Interests: Photodermatology, Psoriasis)

Dr TAN Siyun Lucinda​
(Clinical Interests: Paediatric Dermatology, Immunodermatology, Inpatient Dermatology)

Dr TAN Wei Sheng
(Clinical Interest: Sexually Transmitted Infections & HIV)

Dr TAN Wei Min Aaron
(Clinical Interest: Dermatological & Laser Surgery)

Dr TEE Shang-lan
(Clinical Interests: Dermatopathology, Cutaneous Lymphomas, Urticaria)

Dr WANG Cho Ee Etienne
(Clinical Interests: Hair)

Dr YONG Anning Angeline
(Clinical Interests: Dermatological & Laser Surgery, Skin Cancers, Hair)

Dr YEW Yik Weng
(Clinical Interests: Eczema, Psoriasis)​​​

Dermatologists in NUH (National University Hospital) Singapore

 University Medicine Cluster at National University Hospital (S) Pte Ltd
5 Lower Kent Ridge Road
Singapore 119074 
Contact details (Main Line): +(65) 6779 5555 (24-Hr)                        
Emergency (24 Hrs): +(65) 6772 5000   
  • Dr Paul Lorenz Bigliardi (Senior Consultant)
  • Dr Aw Chen Wee, Derrick (Consultant)
  • Dr Huma Jaffar (Consultant)
  • Dr Seow Chew Swee (Senior Visiting Consultant)
  • Dr Wong Soon Tee (Visiting Consultant)
  • Dr Lee Sze Min (Resident Physician)

Dermatologists in Singapore General Hospital (SGH)
Singapore General Hospital
Address: Outram Road Singapore 169608
Telephone Contact No.: +(65) 6222 3322
  • Dr. Pang Shiu Ming
  • Dr. Lee Huar Yueh
  • Dr T. Thirumoorthy

Dermatologists in Gleneagles Hospital Singapore

Dr Chan Yuin Chew, Dermatology Associates Pte Ltd.
#07-14, Gleneagles Hospital, 6 Napier Road, Singapore 258499

Dr Lim Kah Beng, K B Lim Skin Clinic Pte Ltd. 
#09-06, Gleneagles Hospital, 6 Napier Road, Singapore 258499

Dr Nayar Thekke Karumathil Mallika, Mallika's Clinic For Hair & Skin. 
#03-19, Gleneagles Hospital, 6 Napier Road, Singapore 258499

Dr Ng Pei Lin, Patricia. Dermatology Associates
#07-14 Gleneagles Hospital, 6 Napier Road, Singapore 258499

Dr Tham Siew Nee, Tham Siew Nee Skin Clinic
#07-08 Gleneagles Hospital, 6 Napier Road, Singapore 258499
Dermatologists in Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre

 Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre (Mount E)
Address: 3 Mount Elizabeth, Singapore 228510
 +65 6737 2666

  • Dr. Rosalind Khoo
  • Dr. Oon Beng Bee
  • Dr. Wong Su Ni
  • Dr. Eileen Tan
  • Dr. Jean Ho Chin Ching
  • Dr. Cheong Lai Leng
  • Dr Foo Kim Geok, Jennifer
  • Dr Lee Chui Tho

Clinic based Skin specialists (dermatologists) in Singapore:

Dr Ang Chee Beng, Ang Skin & Hair Clinic,  
#01-10 Mt Alvernia Medical Centre, Singapore 574623

Dr Ang Por, Dermatology Associates Pte Ltd, 
#15-05/06 Paragon, Singapore 238859

 Dr Cheong Wai Kwong. Specialist Skin Clinic. 
#06-04 Orchard Building, Singapore 239693

Dr Foo Csian Ian Christopher. Raffles Hospital. 
585 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188770

Dr Goh Kim Soon. Goh K S Skin Clinic. 
#09-20/21 Paragon, Singapore 238859

Dr Kavipurapu Venkata Ratnam. Ratnam's Allergy & Skin Centre. 
#05-22 Singapore Shopping Centre. Singapore 239924

Dr Khoo Boo Peng. Specialist Skin Clinic. 
#06-04 Orchard Building, Singapore 239693

Dr Khoo Shih Wee Lawrence. Dermatology Associates Pte Ltd. 
#15-05/06 Paragon, Singapore 238865

Dr Lim Teng Ee Joyce. Joyce Lim Skin And Laser Clinic. 
#11-16/20 Paragon, Singapore 238859

Dr Loh Teck Hiong Henry. Dermatology Associates Pte Ltd. 
#15-05/06 Paragon, Singapore 238865

Dr Loke Khua Eu. Loke Skin Clinic Pte Ltd. #09-13 Novena Medical Centre
Singapore 307506

Dr Phay Ken-Lin. Specialist Skin Clinic. #06-04 Orchard Building
Singapore 239693

Dr Seah Pong Pin. Seah Skin & Medical Clinic
503 Bishan St 11, Singapore 570503

If there are any that we’ve missed then please let us know in the comments and we’ll add them to the post! 


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