The 14 Best Aesthetic Clinics in Singapore

Zoe Medical is worth a look for tired eyes, eye bags and hooded lids that you would rather not treat with surgery. The clinic calls itself the home of non-surgical 4D treatments, covering eyebag removal, eyelid lifting and non-surgical rhinoplasty. An oculoplastic surgeon is on standby for its eye lifting work. Ultherapy, Tixel and skin boosters round out the menu at Camden Medical Centre on Orchard Boulevard.

Bay Aesthetics works well for Marina Bay office workers who want to see prices before they book. The clinic publishes starting rates for injectables, lasers and Ultherapy, which makes comparing clinics far simpler. Two medical directors run the practice, and a visiting plastic surgeon handles surgical procedures on enquiry. Weekend opening and a location inside Marina Bay Link Mall mean treatments can fit around a busy working week without taking leave.

A good fit for patients who want lifting and better skin quality without surgery, with every plan drawn up by the doctor himself. Dr Daniel Chang concentrates on non-surgical facelifts, acne scars and enlarged pores, collagen biostimulators and jaw slimming. The menu also covers skin boosters such as Profhilo and polynucleotides, along with RF microneedling and Pico laser. The clinic is in International Plaza next to Tanjong Pagar MRT, which makes lunchtime appointments realistic for people working in the CBD.

Cosmo makes sense for residents of the north-east who would rather visit an aesthetic clinic close to home than travel into town. The Hougang Central outlet has sister clinics in Clementi and Toa Payoh. The menu covers fillers, botulinum toxin, Profhilo, Rejuran, HIFU and fractional CO2 laser. The clinic commits to transparent pricing and no hard selling, which suits first-timers who want a simple treatment on a set budget.

For dark circles and a tired-looking face, Kowayo offers a focused set of treatments with an emphasis on natural results. Founded in 2014 by Dr Wong Kee Seng, the CityLink Mall clinic lists dark eye circle treatment, collagen stimulators, face lifting and skin boosters as its signature work. Lifting options include Thermage FLX, Ultherapy Prime and Morpheus8. The team talks through each concern before any treatment goes ahead, which helps if you are unsure where to start.

Patients interested in collagen-led treatment for acne scars and ageing skin will find a clear focus here. Medical director Dr Kenneth Lee holds a graduate diploma in dermatology from NUS and leads a doctor-first assessment before any plan is set. Options include CO2 laser, subcision, Profhilo, polynucleotide boosters and thread lifting, with costs explained after the assessment. Three clinics in Tanjong Pagar, East Coast and Novena open seven days a week, so follow-up visits are easier to schedule.

Patients wary of overdone results will appreciate Dr Wan Chee Kwang's conservative approach to fillers, starting small and topping up gradually. He holds an MBBS from Singapore and an MRCS from Edinburgh and is accredited by the Singapore Medical Council for aesthetic procedures. Beyond injectables, the clinic removes moles, cysts, lipomas and keloids, and treats scars with subcision and TCA CROSS. Its base in The Central by the Singapore River is convenient for Clarke Quay and Chinatown.

Its strength lies in breadth, with one Orchard clinic covering face, eyes, neck, body and hair under doctor supervision. Founder Dr David Ng trained in the UK and gained surgical experience before opening the practice, and a visiting accredited plastic surgeon is available for eyelid surgery or rhinoplasty. Non-surgical options include Fotona lifting, HIFU, collagen stimulators and fat freezing. Weekday opening until 9pm suits patients who cannot get away during office hours.

Device-based lifting is where The Artisan Clinic stands apart, led by a doctor who trains others in these techniques. Founder Dr Isaac Wong holds an MBBS from Singapore and works as an international trainer in injectables, thread lifts and energy-based devices. The clinics in Wisma Atria and Paragon offer Ultherapy PRIME, Thermage FLX and a dedicated acne laser. Having two Orchard Road locations gives some flexibility when booking a course of sessions.

The Ogee Clinic is a natural choice for injectables, because Dr Heng Wee Soon trains other aesthetic doctors in safer cosmetic injection technique. His practice centres on facial enhancement with botulinum toxin and fillers, and on lasers for pigmentation, acne and acne scars. Energy-based options include a 4D facelift laser, RF microneedling and HIFU. The clinic is in CityLink Mall, linked underground to City Hall and Esplanade, which suits office workers in the Civic District.

Price-conscious patients who want a choice of locations are well served by Become. The group runs outlets across the island, from Novena and Somerset to Tampines, Woodlands and Jurong East, with a large team of MOH-certified doctors. Its device list is broad, including Fotona lasers, HIFU and monopolar radiofrequency, and low starting prices are shown online. The Novena branch at Royal Square Medical Centre is convenient for patients living or working around Novena and Thomson.

A sensible pick for anti-ageing work led by one doctor from first consultation to aftercare. Dr Ng Hong Yi graduated from NUS and has spent the past decade in aesthetic medicine, with key procedures built around Ultherapy Prime, fillers, collagen stimulators and skin boosters. Lasers cover pigmentation, rosacea, acne and spider veins. The first visit includes a skin assessment and an explanation of expected results and aftercare, so you know what to expect before committing.

Halley is a good match for body contouring and non-invasive lifting, led by a founder with surgical training. Dr Terence Tan holds an MBBS, an MRCS and a Master of Medicine in surgery, and has presented on CoolSculpting Elite at international conferences. The orchardgateway clinic, founded in 2013, also offers Ultherapy PRIME, Exilis and a wide choice of lasers and skin boosters. Patients wanting fat reduction and skin tightening in one plan will find both under the same doctor.

The Clifford Clinic suits people who want aesthetic treatment with other specialists close at hand in the same Raffles Place practice. Its headline work is acne and pigmentation, supported by a wide range of lasers, HIFU, Thermage and thread lifts. The wider team includes doctors in dermatology, plastic surgery and orthopaedics, plus a robotic hair transplant service. Being steps from Raffles Place MRT, it is practical for regular laser sessions during the working week.