Plinest

Plinest treatments are generally well-tolerated. While some individuals may feel mild discomfort during the injection process, this can be minimised with the use of a topical anaesthetic, applied by a doctor before the procedure. As with any injectable treatment, comfort levels may vary depending on individual sensitivity and treatment area.

Plinest treatments are generally well-tolerated. As with most injectable procedures, some individuals may experience mild and temporary effects such as redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site. These typically resolve within a few days. It is important to undergo treatment under the supervision of a doctor, who will assess suitability and explain potential risks based on your individual skin condition.

The number of Plinest sessions recommended can vary depending on your skin condition, treatment goals, and medical assessment. In many clinical settings, a series of 3 to 4 sessions spaced a few weeks apart is commonly used as part of a structured treatment plan. Your doctor will advise the most suitable frequency and number of sessions based on your individual needs.

Plinest may be used alongside other doctor-recommended aesthetic treatments—such as microneedling or laser procedures—as part of a comprehensive and personalised treatment plan. Any combination should be assessed and performed by a licensed medical professional, who will determine the appropriate approach based on your skin type, treatment goals, and medical history.

Yes, Vital Light is often used alongside other skincare treatments. At KINS Clinic, your doctor can recommend a personalised plan tailored to your skin goals.

There is typically no downtime. Most people can return to daily activities right after treatment. Sun protection and regular use of sunscreen are advised after the session.

Results vary by individual. Some notice changes in tone or texture after a few sessions. Continued sessions may support skin renewal over time as part of a consistent care plan.

Vital Light is suitable for most skin types, including sensitive skin. It uses gentle light-based technology and is commonly included in plans for various skin conditions and tones.

HydraFacial is widely used as a non-invasive skincare treatment and is generally well-tolerated. Some individuals may experience mild and temporary effects such as redness, irritation, or a feeling of tightness after the procedure. These responses are usually short-lived and may resolve within a few hours, depending on skin sensitivity and condition.

Yes, makeup can be applied after a HydraFacial session. Many individuals find that their skin feels smoother, which may help with more even makeup application. HydraFacial is often chosen before events or special occasions as part of a skincare routine, as it can help refresh the skin’s appearance and enhance hydration. As with any skincare treatment, it’s best to follow post-treatment advice provided by your provider based on your skin type and goals.

At KINS Clinic, our Signature HydraFacial combines the benefits of medical-grade HydraFacial technology with KINS’ original microbiome-supporting skincare treatments. This approach is designed to help maintain a healthy skin barrier while enhancing hydration and skin clarity. We use advanced HydraFacial equipment along with specially formulated KINS skincare products to personalise your treatment according to your skin’s condition and needs. While many clinics offer standard HydraFacials, our integration of microbiome-focused care and a patient-centric approach is what makes the KINS experience unique.

The effects of a single HydraFacial session—such as improved hydration and smoother appearance—may last for about 2 to 3 weeks, depending on individual skin condition and lifestyle factors. For ongoing maintenance and support of healthy-looking skin, monthly sessions are commonly chosen by individuals as part of their skincare routine.

The price for the first trial of HydraFacial is $128.

After a HydraFacial treatment, many individuals notice the following changes, depending on their skin type and condition: – A cleaner feel and visibly clearer pores – Smoother skin texture and improved hydration – A fresher, brighter-looking complexion – More even-looking skin tone – Support for healthy skin renewal over time Results may vary. Your therapist can guide you on how to maintain your results as part of an ongoing skincare routine.

HydraFacial is generally suitable for individuals of different ages and skin types. For teens with acne-prone skin, HydraFacial may help improve overall skin clarity by cleansing surface impurities and supporting a balanced skin environment. Parental consent is recommended for younger patients.

Results may vary depending on the individual and treatment area, but the effects typically last between 4 to 6 months.

Under Singapore law, injectable treatments such as botulinum toxin are not permitted for individuals under 18 years of age. If you are under 18 and have skin concerns, please consult a doctor for suitable alternative treatments.

Most patients describe the injections as a quick pinch or mild discomfort. At KINS Clinic, we use fine needles and may apply a topical numbing agent to help minimise any discomfort during the procedure.

Botulinum toxin treatments, including Botox®, Dysport®, and Xeomin®, have been used safely for both cosmetic and medical purposes under clinical supervision. These products are approved for use by the U.S. FDA and Singapore’s Health Sciences Authority (HSA) for specific indications. When performed by a doctor in a sterile and controlled setting, the procedure is generally well-tolerated with minimal downtime.

Botulinum toxin treatments are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding as a precaution. Although there is no conclusive evidence of harm, most clinics advise postponing treatment until after this period. Please consult a doctor for personalised advice.

Yes, there are several over-the-counter (OTC) products that may help improve the appearance of acne scars, although their effectiveness can vary depending on the type and severity of the scars. Ingredients such as Vitamin C, niacinamide, or alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) can potentially help improve scar appearance. However, OTC treatments require extended periods, ranging from months to potentially years, to produce noticeable improvements in acne scar recovery. In cases where you contend with deep-seated, stubborn acne scars or when OTC remedies fail to yield the desired results, exploring more potent solutions like laser therapy, chemical peels, and advanced procedures becomes essential. For a more accurate diagnosis of your acne scar condition, visiting a dermatologist / acne scar professional for a consultation is recommended. For a precise evaluation of your acne scar condition, it is strongly advisable to schedule a consultation with a dermatologist or a specialised acne scar professional. Their expertise can help you navigate the journey toward smoother, clearer skin.

Our vbeam laser treatment is non-Invasive and Minimal Downtime: Vbeam is considered a non-invasive procedure with minimal downtime. Most people can return to their normal activities immediately after treatment. However, some mild redness and swelling may occur temporarily, which typically subsides within a few hours to a few days.

As compared to other laser treatments, CO2 Fractional Laser requires a longer downtime: CO2 fractional laser treatment typically requires some downtime, as the skin needs time to heal after the procedure. Average recovery time 1 - 2 weeks. Recovery may involve redness, swelling, and peeling, which can last for a few days to a few weeks, depending on the depth and intensity of the treatment.

Depending on your redness and acne scarring condition, both vbeam and CO2 Fractional laser are both treatments that require time for your skin to fully heal. For a proper and complete skin recovery, most doctors will often recommend multiple sessions of laser treatments (commonly 3-6) according to your skin condition. The exact number of sessions will depend on the severity of the scars and the individual's response to the treatment.

Oral antibiotics are sometimes included in rosacea care plans due to their anti-inflammatory properties, and may assist with symptom control as part of a short-term strategy. Some studies suggest that they may help improve visible signs of rosacea, particularly in the early stages of treatment. In certain cases, healthcare providers may recommend a tailored maintenance plan using specific agents, such as low-dose doxycycline, to support long-term skin health under medical supervision.

Topical retinoids are sometimes included in skincare plans for individuals with rosacea, as they may support skin renewal and texture refinement. As retinoids can be potent, they are best used under the supervision of a qualified healthcare provider to ensure optimal results and skin tolerance. Individuals interested in incorporating retinoids into their rosacea care routine are encouraged to speak with a doctor for tailored advice.

Vbeam laser therapy is a commonly used non-invasive option that may support the management of visible redness and blood vessels associated with rosacea. This technology uses pulsed-dye laser energy to selectively target skin areas affected by vascular changes, aiming to improve the appearance of facial redness and uneven tone. The procedure is generally well tolerated and often performed without the need for significant recovery time. Under the guidance of a doctor, multiple sessions may be recommended to achieve the desired outcome. Vbeam therapy is considered one of several approaches that may be included in a personalized rosacea treatment plan, depending on individual skin type and treatment goals.

Azelaic acid is commonly used as a topical treatment option for individuals with rosacea and is often recommended by healthcare professionals. It may help improve the appearance of redness and support overall skin clarity. Some individuals may initially notice a mild tingling sensation, which often becomes less noticeable with continued use. In rare cases, slight changes in skin tone may occur. For best outcomes, consistent use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider is encouraged.

Metronidazole is commonly used for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, and may support improved skin appearance in individuals with rosacea. It is thought to help manage visible signs of inflammation, such as skin redness, when used regularly as directed by a healthcare professional. For those with sensitive or reactive skin, this treatment is often part of a comprehensive skincare approach recommended by medical experts.

Isotretinoin is sometimes considered in cases of severe or treatment-resistant rosacea, particularly when oil regulation may contribute to skin improvement. Due to its powerful effects, isotretinoin is prescribed only under close medical supervision, with careful consideration of individual health needs and circumstances. Its use is typically limited to specific cases where other treatment options have not provided sufficient benefit.

Rolling scars create a wavy or undulating texture on the skin's surface. They are caused by fibrous bands of tissue pulling the skin downwards, resulting in a rolling or wave-like appearance.

Icepick scars are deep, narrow, and pitted scars that resemble small, deep holes in the skin's surface. They often appear as if the skin was pierced by an icepick or needle.

Boxcar scars are broader depressions in the skin with well-defined edges. They typically have a box-like or rectangular shape and give the skin an uneven, pitted appearance.

Keloid scars are similar to hypertrophic scars but extend beyond the boundaries of the original acne lesion. They are raised, firm, and can be larger than the original pimple.

A blackhead is a common type of acne lesion that forms when a pore becomes clogged with excess oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria, resulting in a small dark spot or plug on the surface of the skin.

A cyst is a larger, fluid-filled bump that forms beneath the skin and is typically caused by an infection or blockage in the oil glands. It appears as a raised, painful lump and can vary in size, often requiring medical attention for proper treatment.

Papules are small, raised bumps on the skin that are usually red or pink in color. They occur when the pores become inflamed due to factors like clogged hair follicles, oil, or bacteria. Unlike pimples or blisters, papules do not contain any pus or fluid and may feel tender to the touch.

Nodules are large, solid, and painful bumps that develop beneath the skin's surface. They are typically deeper and more severe than other types of acne lesions. Nodules are caused by a buildup of oil, bacteria, and inflammation deep within the pores, and they can take a long time to heal. These stubborn bumps often require medical intervention for effective treatment.

A whitehead is a type of acne blemish that forms when a pore gets clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria, resulting in a small, raised bump on the skin's surface with a white or yellowish appearance.

While medications can play a role in controlling acne, it is important to recognise their limitations. Long-term reliance on certain oral medications, such as antibiotics, may lead to decreased effectiveness over time due to bacterial adaptation. In some cases, prolonged use can also increase the likelihood of side effects such as skin dryness or other systemic effects. Effective acne care requires more than just medication — it calls for a holistic, science-backed approach that includes supporting your skin’s natural balance. By maintaining a healthy skin microbiome, you can build a foundation for sustainable, long-term skin clarity.

Standard self-medication and conventional treatments commonly prescribed by doctors often follow a generic approach. For instance, antibiotics are frequently recommended, but they indiscriminately eliminate both beneficial and harmful bacteria on the skin, leading to excessive dryness and a range of associated side effects. While these treatments may offer temporary relief and short-term results in managing acne, they often fall short in preventing its recurrence and long-term maintenance. Many individuals find themselves disheartened when acne resurfaces within 3-6 months after completing a medication regimen. Medication alone provides only temporary control over acne, lacking the ability to effectively prevent future breakouts and maintain clear skin in the long run. If you have exhausted various skincare products, experimented with over-the-counter creams, and sought assistance from multiple clinics without satisfactory results, we encourage you to consult with our experienced doctors. They will provide you with a personalized treatment plan tailored to address your unique skin needs and concerns.

To halt the growth of active acne, a full treatment will take about 3-6 months depending on your acne severity and condition. Depending on your comfort level and expected speed of recovery, treatment prices starts from $50. For a speedy and effective acne recovery, consult our doctors and get your very own personalised acne treatment today.

Depending on your acne severity, a full treatment will take a minimum of 3-6 months to halt new growth of active acne. Consult our doctors to find out more on your recovery time based on your acne condition.

For a precise diagnosis of your acne condition, we advise patients, especially those visiting for the first time, to schedule an in-person consultation at our clinic. Following the initial consultation, you can opt for online consultations with our doctors until a physical examination is requested.

At KINS Clinic, we offer effective acne laser treatments: - Vbeam Laser: Targets acne-causing bacteria and reduces redness and pigmentation. Price (First Trial): $288 - CO2 Laser Resurfacing: Treats acne scars and improves skin texture. Price (First Trial): $288 - Q-Switch Laser: Addresses acne scars, pigmentation, and inflammation. Price (First Trial): $288 Each treatment is tailored to your skin's needs.

Your progress in achieving clearer skin can become noticeable as early as one month, depending on the severity of your acne and the treatments you select. Nonetheless, achieving full recovery requires consistent dedication. Feel free to consult our approachable doctors to determine the expected recovery timeline tailored to your specific acne condition.

If you do not wish to take oral medications, other options include facial treatments, laser treatments and topical treatments. For personalised acne treatment for your acne skin, consult our friendly doctor for advice and more details.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to acne treatments, as the best option varies depending on each individual’s skin condition. After a thorough consultation, we create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and skin type to ensure the most effective results.

Primarily triggered by hormonal changes, cystic acne poses a challenging treatment journey and frequently leads to scarring. Treating cystic acne typically involves a blend of antibiotics, both topical and oral medications, with a healing process spanning several weeks. If uncertain about your cystic acne situation, seeking medical advice from a doctor is crucial to prevent it from worsening and scarring.

While you can't always prevent acne scars, taking good care of your skin and avoiding picking or squeezing acne can reduce the risk of scarring. Early and effective acne treatment can also help prevent severe scarring.

Acne scars are considered permanent, but their appearance can be significantly minimized with appropriate treatment.

No, not all acne blemishes result in scars. Proper treatment and care of acne can prevent many blemishes from leaving permanent scars.

Microbiome Treatments and Their Role in Acne Scar Recovery: Microbiome treatments primarily aim to restore balance in the skin’s microbiota—the beneficial microorganisms that live on the skin’s surface. Although these treatments may not directly alter the appearance of acne scars, they may support overall skin health, which can play a role in the natural recovery process. Potential benefits include: Supporting reduction of skin inflammation Enhancing skin barrier function Assisting defense against harmful bacteria Supporting wound healing mechanisms Improving efficacy of skincare products Minimizing the risk of new acne breakouts

CO2 fractional laser treatment is commonly used to support the improvement of acne scar appearance. How CO2 Fractional Laser May Support Acne Scar Management: May help improve the texture and appearance of various types of acne scars May stimulate collagen production and support the skin’s natural renewal process Aims to resurface the top layers of skin to help improve texture in scarred areas Offers customizable settings tailored to individual skin types and scar profiles

The Vbeam laser, also known as pulsed-dye laser (PDL) therapy, is frequently used in clinical practice to address persistent post-inflammatory erythema and pigmentation following acne resolution. How Vbeam Laser is Used to Address Post-Acne Redness Vbeam laser emits a specific wavelength of light that is absorbed by the hemoglobin in blood vessels. When the laser energy is absorbed, it generates heat, which selectively targets and constricts the blood vessels responsible for the redness. By reducing blood flow to the treated area, Vbeam may support the improvement of post-acne redness and contribute to a more balanced skin appearance. Benefits of Vbeam Laser Treatment: Help reduce acne-related redness by targeting affected blood vessels. Support the improvement of Post-Inflammatory Erythema (PIE) by reducing redness and assisting the skin’s natural recovery process. Contribute to more refined skin texture and balanced skin tone over time. Non-invasive treatment with typically minimal downtime.

The number of sessions recommended will depend on the severity of your acne scars and your skin’s individual response. As a general guide at KINS Clinic: Mild acne scars: 2–3 sessions Moderate to severe acne scars: Typically 4–6 sessions or more Some patients may see gradual improvements after the first few sessions, while others may require a longer course. A medical consultation is necessary to assess your skin and determine a personalised plan tailored to your goals.

Proper aftercare is important to support your skin’s natural recovery following CO₂ laser treatment. You may be advised to follow these general guidelines: Keep the treated area clean using a gentle, non-irritating cleanser Moisturise regularly with products recommended by your doctor to maintain hydration Avoid direct sun exposure, and use a broad-spectrum sunscreen daily Refrain from picking or scratching the treated skin to prevent irritation Minimise use of makeup until the skin has visibly calmed Stay hydrated and avoid excessive sweating (e.g., saunas, intense workouts) for a few days Your doctor will provide personalised aftercare instructions based on your skin type and the extent of the procedure. Following these steps can help optimise your comfort and the aesthetic results.

There is typically a downtime of around 4 to 6 days following the treatment. During this period, you may experience temporary redness, dryness, and flaking as part of the skin's natural recovery process. These effects are normal and vary from person to person. Our medical team will provide detailed aftercare instructions to help support your skin during this period.

A typical fractional CO₂ laser treatment takes about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the treatment area and your skin’s condition. For first-time patients, please note that your visit will also include a medical consultation (approximately 30 minutes), where our doctor will assess your skin and discuss your concerns. Before the procedure, a topical numbing cream is applied to ensure your comfort. This requires about 15 minutes to take full effect before the treatment can begin. Altogether, we recommend setting aside approximately 60 to 75 minutes for your initial visit.

Some individuals may start to notice visible improvements within a few days to a week following a session, such as a smoother skin texture or more even tone. However, the skin's recovery process continues gradually, and further changes may develop over several weeks as the skin renews itself. For those with mild acne scarring, a series of three sessions is commonly recommended. For more pronounced concerns, up to six or more sessions may be advised. Sessions are typically spaced about a month apart to allow the skin time to recover and respond. As with all aesthetic procedures, results vary from person to person. Following the post-treatment care plan provided by your doctor plays an important role in supporting visible improvements and maintaining healthy-looking skin.

As with any laser procedure, some side effects may occur. These are usually temporary and may include redness, mild swelling, or slight bruising in the treated area. The nature and duration of these effects can vary depending on the individual’s skin sensitivity and the area treated. Your doctor will explain all potential risks and side effects during your consultation, and provide guidance on how to care for your skin after the procedure.

The number of sessions varies depending on the individual’s skin condition, treatment goals, and how the skin responds. Some people may notice gradual improvements after the initial session, while others may require multiple treatments for visible changes. In general, a course of 3 to 6 sessions—spaced several weeks apart—is commonly discussed during consultation, depending on the skin concern being addressed.

Vbeam laser treatment is generally well-tolerated by most patients. During the procedure, you may feel a light tingling or snapping sensation on the skin. The level of discomfort varies depending on the treatment area and individual sensitivity. To support comfort, a topical numbing cream or built-in cooling system may be applied based on your doctor's recommendation.

The length of a Vbeam session varies depending on the treatment area and your skin's condition. Most sessions typically last between 10 to 30 minutes. A proper consultation with our medical team is required to assess your needs and recommend a suitable treatment plan.

Vbeam laser treatment is generally well-tolerated, and most people experience only minimal downtime. Some patients may notice temporary redness or mild swelling after the session. These effects vary from person to person and tend to resolve on their own within a short period. Our medical team will provide specific aftercare instructions to help support your recovery and comfort following the procedure.

Patient experiences vary, but HIFU is generally considered a tolerable treatment for most individuals. Some people describe the sensation as a deep warmth or a slight prickling feeling as the ultrasound energy is delivered to the targeted skin layers. Any discomfort is temporary and only lasts while the applicator is active on the skin. To enhance patient comfort, topical numbing cream may be applied to the treatment area before the procedure begins at KINS Clinic.

The number of sessions depends on your skin condition and treatment goals. Some patients are satisfied with one session, while others may benefit from additional treatments. Your doctor will advise based on your personalised assessment.

HIFU may be included in a personalised care plan alongside other non-invasive treatments. Your doctor will assess your skin and recommend a suitable combination based on your goals and medical history.

Most individuals tolerate HIFU well. Mild redness, swelling, or tenderness may occur in treated areas, typically resolving within a few hours to a few days. All treatments at KINS Clinic are performed under medical supervision.

A typical HIFU session lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment area and skin condition. Our doctor will advise on the expected duration during consultation.

Some individuals may notice early improvements shortly after treatment, but visible changes often develop gradually over 2 to 3 months as part of the skin’s natural renewal process. Results vary by individual.

HIFU is valued for having minimal downtime. Many patients may be able to resume normal activities, though individual recovery may vary. Some individuals may experience mild redness, slight swelling, or a tingling sensation in the treated area, but these effects are typically temporary and may resolve within a few hours to a day. Individual healing responses can differ, and your doctor will provide specific post-treatment care instructions.

Profhilo and traditional dermal fillers serve different aesthetic purposes. While dermal fillers are commonly used to restore volume in specific areas, Profhilo is designed to be injected just beneath the skin to support overall hydration and skin quality. It distributes more broadly across the treated area and is used in treatments intended to enhance skin texture and elasticity, without altering facial volume or contours. Treatment choice depends on individual skin goals, which should be discussed with a doctor.

Our first session price for Profhilo treatments is as follows. Full face: SGD $878 Neck + Décolletage: SGD $978 All treatments are provided following a medical assessment and confirmation of suitability by a doctor.

Profhilo may be considered as part of a broader aesthetic plan that includes other procedures, depending on your skin condition and treatment goals. Common aesthetic treatments such as botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, microneedling, or laser procedures may be recommended in combination where appropriate. Our doctor will assess your needs and determine a suitable, personalized plan.

The recommended Profhilo protocol typically involves two sessions spaced about four weeks apart. Some individuals may choose to undergo maintenance treatments approximately every six months, depending on their skin condition and treatment goals. Outcomes may vary based on individual skin types and response. A consultation with a doctor is required to determine a suitable plan.

After Profhilo treatment, some individuals report feeling improvements in skin hydration and smoothness within days. Mild redness, swelling, or sensitivity at the injection sites may occur but typically resolve within a few hours to a few days. Visible changes tend to develop progressively over the following weeks, depending on your skin condition and response to the treatment. A series of sessions may be recommended by your doctor to support your desired outcome.

Some individuals may notice early improvements in skin hydration and texture within the first few days after treatment. More visible changes are generally reported after the second session, often around four weeks later. As with all aesthetic procedures, results vary depending on individual skin condition, age, and response. Your doctor will guide you on what to expect based on your unique skin profile.

Profhilo is generally well-tolerated. As with any injectable treatment, some individuals may experience temporary effects such as mild redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection sites. These effects usually resolve within a few days. Most patients are able to return to their normal activities shortly after treatment. A medical consultation is recommended to understand potential risks based on your skin condition.

Most individuals describe the sensation during the treatment as a mild tingling or snapping feeling. Comfort levels may vary, and a topical numbing cream can be applied based on the doctor’s recommendation.

It is advised to avoid direct sun exposure and tanning for at least two weeks before treatment. Refrain from using active skincare products (such as retinoids), and inform your doctor about any ongoing medications or underlying skin conditions. A pre-treatment consultation will include personalised preparation instructions.

Side effects are generally mild and temporary. Some patients may experience redness or slight swelling in the treated area. These effects usually resolve on their own within a short period. Most individuals are able to return to normal daily activities soon after the procedure.

The number of sessions required varies depending on the individual’s skin condition and treatment goals. Multiple sessions are often discussed during consultation, as gradual improvements may be observed over time.

Patients often experience a mild tingling or warming sensation during treatment, but any discomfort is usually minimal and well-tolerated. Most patients find it to be a relatively painless procedure, allowing them to return to their regular activities immediately after.

While some patients may notice improvements after a single session, multiple sessions spaced 3-4 weeks apart are recommended for the most effective results. Through repeated treatments, the keloid gradually flattens and becomes less noticeable, significantly enhancing both texture and appearance.

The duration of each keloid removal session generally takes less than 30 minutes. This can vary slightly based on the size and number of keloids being treated, but the treatment is designed to be quick and convenient for patients.

After treatment, some redness, swelling, and itching may occur in the treated area, but these effects typically subside within a few days. Within a few weeks, you should notice improvements in the size and color of the keloid.

Common side effects of laser tattoo removal may include redness, swelling, and mild blistering in the treated area. These effects typically resolve within several days to a week, although individual healing times may vary. Temporary changes in skin pigmentation—such as lightening or darkening—may also occur, particularly in individuals with darker skin tones. Carefully following aftercare instructions may help reduce the likelihood or severity of these effects. If you notice any unusual symptoms or have concerns, it is advisable to consult your doctor or treatment provider.

Following laser treatment, the skin typically goes through a healing process as the body gradually clears the fragmented ink particles through natural responses. This healing process may include temporary symptoms such as redness, swelling, and in some cases, mild scabbing or blistering. Proper aftercare—such as avoiding sun exposure and using prescribed ointments—may help support the healing process and reduce the risk of visible scarring.

Many patients describe the sensation as similar to a snapping rubber band or mild stinging. Pain tolerance varies from person to person, and topical numbing creams are commonly applied before treatment to help reduce discomfort. Some patients may also use cooling devices or ice packs after treatment to help soothe the treated area. While laser tattoo removal may cause some discomfort, many patients find it manageable, especially with appropriate pain management techniques.

Laser tattoo removal is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified professional using medically approved laser devices. Modern laser systems, such as the Q-Switched CuRAS Hybrid, are designed to selectively target tattoo ink while minimising impact on surrounding skin. Standard safety measures—such as protective eyewear and topical anaesthetics—are commonly used to enhance comfort and reduce potential risks during treatment. However, following the recommended aftercare instructions is important to support proper healing and help reduce the risk of complications.

Laser tattoo removal may significantly reduce or, in some cases, eliminate the appearance of a tattoo by breaking down ink particles in the skin, which are gradually cleared by the body’s natural processes. However, complete removal is not guaranteed and depends on several factors, including the tattoo’s colour, size, depth, and the individual’s skin characteristics. Darker inks, such as black and dark blue, tend to respond more readily to treatment, while colours like green or light blue may require more sessions and may not fully fade.

The cost of laser tattoo removal can vary depending on several factors, including the tattoo’s size, colour, complexity, and the estimated number of sessions required. Some clinics, including ours, may offer trial or single-session pricing options starting from approximately SGD 200 to SGD 500 per session, depending on tattoo size and location. Larger tattoos or those with multiple colours may require additional sessions, which can increase the overall cost. Package pricing for multiple sessions may also be available to provide greater value for patients undergoing extended treatment plans.

Tattoo removal creams are not clinically proven to fully remove tattoos and are generally limited in their effectiveness. These creams act on the surface layer of the skin, while tattoo ink is deposited in the deeper dermis, making it difficult for topical products to reach the ink effectively. Laser treatment is currently one of the most commonly used methods for tattoo removal, as it can penetrate the skin to target ink particles more precisely than topical options.

A typical treatment session lasts about 45 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment area and your skin's condition.

Juvelook is designed to support gradual skin improvement over time. Some individuals may notice increased hydration and firmness within a few weeks. Full results typically develop over several months as collagen production increases, with ongoing benefits observed for up to 1–2 years. Please note: Individual results may vary depending on skin condition, lifestyle, and treatment plan.

Absolutely. As a doctor-led medical clinic, we address a wide range of skin conditions, including acne, acne scarring, pigmentation, and sensitivity. During your consultation, feel free to raise any concerns so we can explore personalised treatment options based on your goals and medical needs.

Yes, we offer an initial consultation at S$80, where our doctor will assess your skin, discuss your concerns, and explain the available options—including whether Juvelook is appropriate for you. This consultation is non-obligatory, and you’ll receive clear, professional advice to make an informed decision.