Best Skin Specialists in Singapore | Dermatologists Singapore

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

If you are looking for related reviews, please feel free to check out Dermatologist Reviews in Singapore.

Just so that we are on the same page, a skin specialist is a dermatologist if he 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.

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

Dermatologists in Singapore
Dermatologists in Singapore
Skin Specialists in NUH (National University Hospital) Singapore
Skin Specialists in Singapore General Hospital (SGH)
Skin Specialists in Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre
Skin Specialists in Gleneagles Medical Centre Singapore

Dr Ang Chee Beng, Ang Skin & Hair Clinic,
#01-10 Mt Alvernia Medical Centre, Singapore 574623
Tel: (65) 63533851

Dr Ang Por, Dermatology Associates Pte Ltd,
#15-05/06 Paragon, Singapore 238859
Tel: (65) 63338108

Dr Cheong Wai Kwong. Specialist Skin Clinic. #06-04 Orchard Building
Singapore 239693
Tel: (65) 67341411

Dr Foo Csian Ian Christopher. Raffles Hospital. 585 North Bridge Road
Singapore 188770
Tel: (65) 63111222

Dr Goh Kim Soon. Goh K S Skin Clinic. #09-20/21 Paragon
Singapore 238859
Tel: (65) 67350111

Dr Kavipurapu Venkata Ratnam. Ratnam's Allergy & Skin Centre.
#05-22 Singapore Shopping Centre. Singapore 239924
Tel: (65) 63393050

Dr Khoo Boo Peng. Specialist Skin Clinic. #06-04 Orchard Building
Singapore 239693
Tel: (65) 67341411

Dr Khoo Shih Wee Lawrence. Dermatology Associates Pte Ltd.
#15-05/06 Paragon, Singapore 238865
Tel: (65) 63338108

Dr Lim Teng Ee Joyce. Joyce Lim Skin And Laser Clinic. #11-16/20 Paragon
Singapore 238859
Tel: (65) 68349159

Dr Loh Teck Hiong Henry. Dermatology Associates Pte Ltd.
#15-05/06 Paragon, Singapore 238865
Tel: (65) 63338108

Dr Loke Khua Eu. Loke Skin Clinic Pte Ltd. #09-13 Novena Medical Centre
Singapore 307506
Tel: (65) 63374926

Dr Phay Ken-Lin. Specialist Skin Clinic. #06-04 Orchard Building
Singapore 239693
Tel: (65) 67341411

Dr Seah Pong Pin. Seah Skin & Medical Clinic
503 Bishan St 11, Singapore 570503
Tel: (65) 62580577

Source: www.smc.gov.sg (updated Jun 2014)


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