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Tropical conditions in Singapore can affect our skin, and here are some tips to manage common skin conditions affected by the weather.
Hives are an allergic skin reaction that cause the skin to develop localized redness, swelling, and itching. Read more on the symptoms, causes and treatments.
Fungal diseases can affect anyone and are often caused by fungi that are common in the environment. Dr Tan Hiok Hee shares 5 treatments for fungal infections.
When it comes to attaining healthy skin, most people are aware of the need to avoid excessive sun exposure, smoking and to moisturise regularly – but what about a person’s diet?
Skin pigmentation is one of the top skin problems in Singapore is skin pigmentation and telangiectasia. Dr Tan Hiok Hee, a Singapore dermatologist at the Thomson Specialist Skin Centre
Malignant melanoma is one of the most dangerous types of skin cancer. In this condition, pigment producing cells in the skin known as melanocytes undergo uncontrolled growth and can even spread to other organs.
Pregnancy leads to physiologic changes caused by an increase in circulating hormones together with metabolic, vascular, immunological and structural changes.
Everyone has to age. No ethnic group is spared! However, what are the unique characteristics of aging Asian skin? Dr Tan Hiok Hee gives the facts.
Atopic eczema is one of the most common skin disease among children in Singapore. According to the Singapore eczema statistics, 1 in 20 children in have atopic eczema.
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