Tanjong Pagar / CBD
SBF Center
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic Singapore (Tanjong Pagar)
160 Robinson Road #03-10
Singapore 068914
About a three-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT (East–West Line); the building has a carpark.
Doctor-Led Clinic
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Aesthetic Doctor in Singapore — How to Choose, and What to Expect
An aesthetic doctor is a medical doctor who treats the appearance and quality of skin — and choosing one is mostly about verifying credentials and how care is planned. Here is what to check, and how consultations work at DrPlus.
- Doctor-led consultation
- Suitability assessed first
- Results vary by individual
Medically reviewed by Dr Kenneth Lee, Medical DirectorLast reviewed September 2026
— Who this page is for
What brings you to this page?
People searching for an aesthetic doctor usually fall into one of these situations. Each one starts the same way at DrPlus — a private, doctor-led assessment before anything is recommended.
A specific skin concern
Acne scars, pigmentation, dull or ageing skin — the core territory of an aesthetic doctor with the right devices, training, and an assessment-first approach.
Checking who the doctor actually is
Sensible instinct. Training history and how procedures are planned should be easy to find out — ours are described on this page and on our About page.
Comparing clinics before committing
Ask every clinic the same three questions: who performs the procedure, what are their qualifications, and is the plan personalised after assessment or sold as a package?
Unsure if you need a dermatologist instead
Rashes, eczema and suspicious growths are medical dermatology, not aesthetics — our honest comparison guide explains which doctor your concern needs.
Read the honest comparison
— What this involves
What an aesthetic doctor does — and how to choose one
An aesthetic doctor (also called an aesthetic physician) is a fully qualified medical doctor who focuses on the appearance and quality of skin — acne scars, pigmentation, texture, volume loss, and ageing — using medical tools such as lasers, microneedling, injectables, and chemical peels. The 'aesthetic' part describes the goal; the 'doctor' part is what separates this work from beautician-led treatments.
Choosing well comes down to a few verifiable things: that a medical doctor — not a therapist — assesses your skin and performs the procedures, where that doctor trained, and whether the plan is written after your assessment rather than sold as a fixed package. A clinic that cannot tell you who will treat you has answered your question already.
At DrPlus, consultations are doctor-led at all three Singapore clinics. Dr Kenneth Lee, the doctor behind DrPlus, trained in medicine at Cardiff University in the United Kingdom and holds a postgraduate diploma in dermatology from the National University of Singapore alongside aesthetic medicine credentials — training that informs how every skin assessment is approached. His clinical interest in collagen earned him a feature on Channel NewsAsia as 'The Collagen Doc®'.
What that means in practice: your treatment plan is written after your skin is assessed — never before — and recommendations are made on suitability, not sales targets. If your concern turns out to be medical dermatology rather than aesthetics, you will be told so honestly and pointed in the right direction.
— Why DrPlus
What doctor-led actually means at DrPlus
'Doctor-led' is easy to print on a website. Here is what it looks like in the clinic.
The doctor does the consulting
Your assessment and plan come from a qualified physician — not a sales consultant working to a target.
Dermatology-informed assessment
Postgraduate dermatology training (NUS) informs every skin assessment — including recognising when a concern needs specialist referral instead of aesthetic treatment.
Doctor-performed procedures
Lasers, injectables, and procedural work performed by a physician, with device settings matched to your skin type.
Collagen-first philosophy
Treatment plans built around stimulating and preserving your skin's own collagen — measured, medical, and personalised rather than package-driven.
Ready to discuss your skin?
Book a doctor-led assessment tailored to your concerns.
— Related treatments
Start with the concern — or the doctor
Each page below goes deeper into a concern we treat, or into the doctor behind the clinic. Every pathway begins with the same honest assessment.
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About Dr Kenneth Lee
Best for: Full profile & credentialsTraining history, certifications, advisory panel, and the clinic's collagen-first philosophy — the complete picture.
Learn More02
Acne Scars Treatment
Best for: Pitted & rolling scarsCO₂ laser, subcision, RF microneedling and peels — matched to your scar types after assessment.
Learn More03
Pigmentation Treatment
Best for: Melasma, sun spots & toneDiagnosis-first pigment care — because melasma and sun spots need different protocols.
Learn More04
Dermatologist or Aesthetic Doctor?
Best for: Choosing the right doctorAn honest comparison of the two professions — and which one your skin concern actually needs.
Learn More05
All Aesthetic Treatments
Best for: Browsing the full menuEvery doctor-led pathway at the Singapore clinics — lasers, injectables, skin quality, and lifting.
Learn More— Our Singapore clinics
Three Singapore clinics, one doctor-led standard
Consultations and treatments are available at all three clinics — choose whichever is more convenient: the Tanjong Pagar CBD, Katong on the East Coast, or the Novena medical district.
East Coast / Katong
The Flow Mall
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic (East Coast)
66 East Coast Road #03-05
Singapore 428778
A short walk from Marine Parade MRT (Thomson–East Coast Line); The Flow Mall has a carpark.
Novena
Novena Medical Centre
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic (Novena)
10 Sinaran Drive #10-30
Singapore 307506
A short sheltered walk from Novena MRT (North–South Line); Novena Medical Centre has a carpark.
— FAQ
Common questions
An aesthetic doctor is a fully qualified medical doctor who focuses on the appearance and quality of skin — scars, pigmentation, texture, volume, and ageing — using medical treatments such as lasers, injectables, microneedling, and peels. Unlike a beautician or therapist, an aesthetic doctor can assess skin medically, handle complications, and recognise when a concern needs specialist referral instead of cosmetic treatment.
No. A consultant dermatologist is a medical specialist in skin disease — eczema, psoriasis, infections, and skin cancer. An aesthetic doctor is a medical doctor focused on skin appearance and quality. For cosmetic concerns such as scars, pigmentation, and ageing, an aesthetic doctor is the right fit; for skin disease, a dermatologist is — and at consultation we will tell you plainly which one your concern needs.
Three things: that a medical doctor — not a therapist — performs your assessment and procedures, where the doctor trained, and whether the treatment plan is personalised after assessment rather than sold as a fixed package. Any reputable clinic will answer these openly; if you cannot find out who will treat you, treat that as your answer.
Dr Kenneth Lee — a Cardiff University-trained medical doctor with a postgraduate diploma in dermatology from the National University of Singapore and aesthetic medicine credentials from the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine. He was featured on Channel NewsAsia for his clinical interest in collagen and is known as 'The Collagen Doc®'. Consultations at all three Singapore clinics follow his doctor-led, assessment-first approach.
We do not publish prices because treatment plans are personalised — two people with 'pigmentation' can need entirely different protocols. Your consultation is where the doctor assesses your skin honestly, explains the options, and gives you a written, personalised quote with no obligation to proceed.
We see patients at SBF Center, 160 Robinson Road #03-10, in the Tanjong Pagar CBD (call +65 8851 9547), The Flow Mall, 66 East Coast Road #03-05, in Katong on the East Coast (call +65 8857 4917), and Novena Medical Centre, 10 Sinaran Drive #10-30, in Novena (call +65 8851 9505). All three clinics offer the same doctor-led consultations, so you can choose whichever location is more convenient.
SBF Center on Robinson Road is about a three-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT (East–West Line) in the CBD, The Flow Mall on East Coast Road in Katong is a short walk from Marine Parade MRT on the Thomson–East Coast Line, and Novena Medical Centre on Sinaran Drive is a short sheltered walk from Novena MRT on the North–South Line. If you drive, all three buildings have carparks, with further public parking nearby.
— Request a Consultation
Meet the doctor before you decide anything.
WhatsApp us your concern or a photo — the team will arrange a private, doctor-led consultation at Tanjong Pagar, East Coast or Novena. Honest assessment first, personalised plan second, no obligation.
- Doctor-led assessment and recommendations
- Singapore clinics at Tanjong Pagar, East Coast and Novena
- Reviewed personally — not auto-routed
- Reply via WhatsApp, typically within one business day
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Medical disclaimer
Information on this page is for general education only and does not replace a consultation with a qualified medical practitioner. Suitability, downtime, risks, and results vary by individual. Please consult your doctor before deciding on any treatment. Read the full medical disclosure.
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