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Syringoma Treatment With Agnes and Edge Fractional CO2 Laser – What Are Syringomas and How Can You Remove Them

By |August 3rd, 2021|Categories: Face|Tags: |

It’s not a whitehead Are you bothered by clusters of small white bumps on the skin around your eyelids, neck or scalp? Syringomas are small benign tumours that form in clusters on the skin. Though conventional creams used to combat whiteheads or pimples will not work on syringomas, syringomas can fortunately be treated with AGNES or CO2 ablation via an Edge Fractional CO2 Laser. Let’s discuss in further detail about what syringomas are, and what treatment options are available for you. What are syringomas? Syringomas have an appearance similar to whiteheads or milia. However, unlike whiteheads or milia, syringomas are

Treating Temple Acne Scars With Thread Lift

By |March 5th, 2021|Categories: Acne Scars & Marks, Face|Tags: , , |

Temple acne scars have always been extremely difficult to treat. Unlike scars on other parts of the face like cheeks, nose and forehead, temples have always seem to give rather dismal results despite the best acne laser treatments for acne scar removal like the Pico laser, Fractional CO2 Laser, Erbium laser to radiofrequency treatments like Infini and Secret RF or even subscision methods. For scars located on the temples, I have derived a brand new method that is proven to improve acne scars in this particular region. This would be done using absorbable PDO threads. Scarring is not the only reason

AGNES and Secret RF Eye Bag Removal: How the Procedure Works and What the Evidence Shows

By |August 14th, 2020|Categories: Face|Tags: , , , |

Written by Dr Gerard Ee, MBBS (UK), MRCS (Edinburgh), PGDip Practical Dermatology (Cardiff). Last medically reviewed and updated September 2026. This is the long article on how AGNES and Secret RF eye bag removal works and what the evidence shows. For the price, the steps on the day and a short FAQ, see the non-surgical eye bag removal service page. Non-surgical eye bag removal is one of the most misrepresented procedures in Singapore aesthetics. It is sold as an equivalent to surgery, which it is not, and dismissed as useless by some surgeons, which is equally inaccurate. The accurate position

Laser Treatment for Dark Eye Circles in Singapore: Which Laser for Which Type

By |July 23rd, 2019|Categories: Face|Tags: , , |

Laser treats two of the four types of dark eye circle and neither of the other two. Pigmented circles respond to low-fluence Q-switched and picosecond 1064 nm lasers; vascular circles respond to the Vbeam pulsed dye laser; structural circles, which are shadows cast by a hollow or a bag, do not respond to any laser because there is no colour to remove. Most people who tell me that laser did nothing for their dark circles had a shadow treated as a stain. This page sets out which laser I use for which type, how many sessions, what it costs and

Scarless Eye Bag Removal Surgery in Singapore: When You Actually Need It

By |May 19th, 2019|Categories: Face|Tags: , , |

Written by Dr Gerard Ee, MBBS (UK), MRCS (Edinburgh), DP Dermatology (Cardiff). Last medically reviewed and updated August 2026. Most mild to moderate eye bags with good lower-lid tone can be reduced without surgery. Surgery becomes more appropriate when the fat protrusion is marked, the lower lid is lax, or there is true excess skin. The distinction requires an examination of the fat pads, skin excess, lid tone, lid-cheek junction and eye position. I perform non-surgical eye bag treatment with AGNES and Secret RF and refer patients whose anatomy is better suited to lower eyelid surgery. This article explains where

Nose Threads vs Nose Fillers

By |December 16th, 2018|Categories: Face|

Introduction Nose augmentation is one of the most commonly done procedures today as people chase towards achieving that ‘perfect’ nose which is commonly described as sharp, with a high nose bridge and a well-defined tip. In addition, the nose sits right in the centre of our faces and is one of the most prominent facial features, further driving people to turn towards nose augmentation to achieve their own ideal. Nose augmentation can be done surgically or non-surgically with the latter increasing in popularity due to its convenience and shorter recovery time.  Furthermore, non-surgical nose augmentation can be both a complement

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