Dermatologist’s Best Guide to Chemical Peels

October 13, 2017

What are Chemical Peels? Chemical peels are designed to improve the appearance of the skin by gently stimulating the top layer of skin cells known as the epidermis by applying a solution composed of fruit derived acids such as alpha-hydroxy acids, glycolic acid, lactic and salicylic acid. This stimulates the skin to regenerate, to be smoother… View Article

Tags: Acne, Anti-Ageing, Chemical Peel, Exfoliation

Dermatologist’s Expert Guide to Acne Scars Treatment

October 3, 2017

What is Acne Scars Treatment? Acne Scar Treatment is a series of refined dermatological techniques which are performed on a patient to improve the appearance of his/her skin and to boost his/her self-esteem. Who is Acne Scars Treatment for? Acne Scar Treatment is for those with deep permanent scars such as pitting or crater-like scars… View Article

Tags: Acne, Acne Scars

Chemical Peel Treatment Simplified by a Dermatologist

May 12, 2017

By Dr. Teo Wan Lin, Consultant Dermatologist at TWL Specialist Skin & Laser Centre What is a chemical peel treatment? A chemical peel is a dermatological treatment method used to enhance the appearance of skin on the face, neck, and hands. A chemical solution (usually a weak acid) is then applied to the skin and… View Article

Tags: Acne, Chemical Peel

A Singapore Dermatologist’s Best Personal Skincare Tips

April 13, 2017

Whether you are a local, or an expat that lives in Singapore, one is struck by the stark weather of this equatorial city- constantly humid with temperatures rising above 30 degrees celsius. The cause of our sweaty pimply skin, simply put, Singapore’s weather causes bad skin-acne on the face, pimples on the chest and back…. View Article

Tags: Acne, Atopic Dermatitis / Eczema, Dermatology, Sensitive Skin, Skincare

Top Acne Tips & Treatment by a Singapore Dermatologist – Acne… Why you don’t have to live with it

December 14, 2016

Why do I get acne? Acne occurs when the oil glands under the skin, known as sebaceous glands, become clogged with sebum, an oily substance. This process is known as inflammation, and it is often genetically determined. Hence, if you have a family history of acne, you are at high risk. A normal amount of… View Article

Tags: Acne