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Tweakments Singapore: What To Consider In Your 20s, 30s, 40s And 50s

By |May 12th, 2026|Categories: Uncategorized|

Tweakments Singapore is now one of the most searched topics among adults who want subtle, natural-looking improvements without surgery. The word describes small aesthetic procedures that can refresh the skin, soften lines, improve pigmentation, support collagen and refine facial balance without making the face look overdone. The best tweakments are not about chasing a younger face. They are about keeping the skin healthy, stable and well supported as it changes with age. A thoughtful plan should respect facial identity, skin type, pigmentation risk, downtime, budget and long-term maintenance. In Singapore, this matters even more. Strong ultraviolet exposure, humidity, acne-prone skin,

GLP 1 for Alzheimer’s Disease: What the Liraglutide Trial Means for Brain Health, Weight Loss and Singapore Patients

By |May 4th, 2026|Categories: Body|

By Dr Gerard Ee Introduction GLP-1 medications have become one of the most discussed areas in modern medicine. In Singapore and around the world, many patients now search for terms such as GLP 1 for weight loss, Ozempic Singapore, Wegovy Singapore and Mounjaro Singapore because these medicines are strongly associated with diabetes care, appetite control and medically supervised weight management. But in recent years, another question has become increasingly important: could GLP 1 for Alzheimer’s Disease become a future treatment direction? Alzheimer’s disease remains one of the most challenging conditions in healthcare. Dementia affected around 57 million people worldwide in

Why AviClear Did NOT Work for You

By |April 30th, 2026|Categories: Skin|

AviClear has generated enormous interest because it is the first FDA cleared 1726 nm laser designed specifically for acne. Unlike conventional acne treatments that rely on daily creams, antibiotics, or oral medications, AviClear is built around a very focused idea: target the sebaceous gland by using a wavelength that is selectively absorbed by sebum, create controlled thermal injury in the gland, and reduce oil production without causing widespread damage to the surrounding skin. The FDA clearance describes the system as a 1726 nm diode laser for mild to severe inflammatory acne vulgaris, with a contact cooling window that protects the

Acne Treatment Singapore: Dr Gerard Ee on Hormonal Acne Treatment and Evidence Based Care

By |April 28th, 2026|Categories: Skin|

By Dr Gerard Ee Acne is not a hygiene problem. It is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the pilosebaceous unit. When inflammation recurs month after month, the natural history of the disease results in post acne erythema, post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and this can sometimes even lead to permanent scarring. My view on acne treatment Singapore is straightforward. The therapeutic aim is to reduce sebaceous gland activity, normalise follicular keratinisation, reduce the burden of Cutibacterium acnes and suppress the inflammatory cascade. [1,2,3] Acne develops through several biological pathways at once. The oil gland and hair follicle complex becomes obstructed, resulting

Why did Subcision make my acne scars Worse?

By |February 17th, 2026|Categories: Face|

If you are searching for “Why did Subcision make my acne scars worse?” you are likely feeling anxious, frustrated, and uncertain about what to do next. You may have expected your acne scars to lift, soften and reflect light more evenly. Instead, you might be seeing deeper scars, hyperpigmentation of the skin, new hard lumps forming or a contour that looks less smooth than before after your last subcision. Subcision for acne scars is not an ineffective procedure. However, subcision is a highly technique dependent procedure. It is designed to treat a specific scar mechanism and when it is applied

Rosacea can worsen with age — but in Singapore, it is very manageable with the right diagnosis, prescription creams, and Vbeam pulsed dye laser

By |January 19th, 2026|Categories: Face|

If you have noticed your face flushing more easily in your 40s or that your baseline redness seems to remain even when you’re not hot or stressed, you are very likely to be developing rosacea. Rosacea often becomes more noticeable in midlife, especially when everyday triggers (heat, spicy food, alcohol, exercise, stress, mask friction, office aircon) happen repeatably.  The encouraging part is this: rosacea can be managed very effectively. The goal is not to attain a perfect skin in a single session, but the goal is control, with an aim for less flushing, less background redness and no acne-like bumps.

Understanding Psoriasis vs Eczema

By |November 18th, 2025|Categories: Skin|

Eczema and psoriasis are two prevalent chronic skin conditions, both characterised by inflammation, irritation, and significant discomfort. Because both conditions present with red, inflamed, and often itchy skin, they are frequently confused with one another. However, while they share superficial similarities, they are fundamentally different conditions. Understanding the difference between psoriasis and eczema is crucial, as an accurate diagnosis will inform the most appropriate course of treatment and can help you manage your condition long term. This article will dive into the differences between these conditions, helping you better understand your skin. What is Psoriasis? Psoriasis is defined as a

Does Vitamin C Help with Acne?

By |November 18th, 2025|Categories: Face|

Yes, vitamin C could help with acne by managing inflammation and oil production, and addressing acne scars. While topical application is generally more effective for addressing active acne and post-acne marks, oral supplements also offer some benefits. Vitamin C is rightly celebrated as a powerhouse antioxidant in skincare. Its benefits range from environmental protection to brightening and anti-ageing. This article will explore the advantages of topical vitamin C, such as serums, for blemish-prone skin and clarify its role within an acne skincare routine. Vitamin C Serum Benefits Topical application of vitamin C through skincare products like serums allows the skin

Is At-Home Microneedling Safe?

By |November 18th, 2025|Categories: Face|

In short, yes — when performed correctly with sterile tools and proper technique, at-home microneedling could be safe. However, it carries a high risk of infection and injury from improper use, unhygienic environments, and low-quality tools. It is also not suitable for active acne or rosacea, and proper pre- and post-care is essential to avoid complications. Microneedling has surged in popularity as a potential treatment for a variety of concerns, from acne scars to fine lines and uneven skin texture. Given its potential results, it's no surprise that the trend of microneedling at home has exploded, driven by the accessibility

Knee Injections & Viscosupplementation in Singapore: An Evidence‑Based 2025 Guide by Dr Gerard Ee

By |November 12th, 2025|Categories: Body|

Reviewed by Dr Gerard Ee — a Singapore physician with a special interest in orthopaedics and knee pain, and co‑author of peer‑reviewed knee surgery research including work in The Knee on computer‑navigation for joint‑line measurement in total knee arthroplasty.   Knee injections are a non‑surgical way to reduce pain and improve function when osteoarthritis or overuse has made daily life difficult. The main options in Singapore are hyaluronic acid (HA) “gel” injections, corticosteroid injections, and platelet‑rich plasma (PRP) injections. Each works differently, has a different onset and duration, and suits different patient profiles. Evidence‑based care means matching the right injection

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