
DrPlus Singapore · Aesthetic Lasers
Laser Clinic Singapore: Skin, Hair & Tattoo
Clearer, more even skin — without guessing which laser you need. A doctor examines your skin first, then recommends pico, CO₂ or pigment laser honestly. WhatsApp us your concern and get a doctor's answer, usually within minutes — no obligation.
- Doctor-led consultation
- Personalised treatment planning
- Results vary by individual
— Who this page is for
Who this page is for
Aesthetic lasers cover many different devices and indications. This page helps you orient yourself before consultation — your doctor will recommend what is actually appropriate for your skin.
Pico laser for selected pigmentation
Picosecond energy may be considered for diagnosed sun spots, post-inflammatory pigment, uneven tone or selected melasma plans.
Explore Pico LaserFractional CO₂ laser for texture
Ablative resurfacing may be considered for selected acne scars, enlarged-looking pores, uneven texture or fine lines, with a defined recovery period.
Explore CO2 LaserLaser hair removal
Face or body hair reduction requires a series, with wavelength and settings selected for the treatment area, hair characteristics and skin tone.
Explore Hair RemovalLaser tattoo removal
Ink colour, density, tattoo depth and skin tone influence the laser approach, session estimate and likelihood of incomplete clearance.
Explore Tattoo RemovalLaser rejuvenation planning
Tone, texture and signs of sun exposure may require different devices or a staged plan rather than one standard facial-laser package.
Compare Texture OptionsNot sure which laser to choose
A consultation separates pigment, scar, hair and tattoo concerns so unsuitable or unnecessary laser treatment can be avoided.
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— What this involves
How aesthetic lasers fit into a treatment plan
There is no single 'laser treatment' — different wavelengths and delivery modes target different skin layers. CO₂ fractional lasers focus on texture and atrophic scars; pico lasers focus on pigmentation; longer-wavelength devices may target vascular or deeper concerns.
Suitability depends on your skin type, current condition, lifestyle, downtime tolerance, and goals. Your doctor will assess whether a laser is the right starting point, or whether other approaches — such as chemical peels, RF microneedling, or simply medical-grade topicals — may serve you better.
All laser planning at DrPlus is consultation-led. We avoid one-size-fits-all packages because the most suitable result usually comes from sequencing the right device, settings, and aftercare around your specific skin.
Pico (picosecond) laser is one of the most requested treatments here, most often for sun spots, uneven tone and selected melasma cases under a cautious protocol. Because it deposits relatively little heat, it can be a considered option for the deeper skin tones common across Singapore — when settings are matched carefully to your skin. Our Tanjong Pagar and East Coast clinics are easy to reach for patients across Singapore.
— Why DrPlus
Why patients choose DrPlus for laser planning
Every laser plan is reviewed by a physician — not selected by a sales consultant or a marketing package.
We are not locked into a single device. Your plan reflects what is appropriate for your skin, not what we want to sell.
Clear written aftercare guidance, sun-protection advice, and structured follow-up to monitor healing and response.
Tanjong Pagar and East Coast locations, private treatment rooms, and unhurried consultations.
Ready to discuss your skin?
Book a doctor-led assessment tailored to your concerns.
— Cost factors
What determines laser treatment cost in Singapore
There is no single fee for 'laser treatment' because there is no single laser: the device (pico, CO₂, pigment or hair-removal platforms), the area treated, and the number of sessions your skin needs all shape the plan — and the fee. We quote after a doctor has actually examined your skin, in writing, in Singapore dollars, with no obligation to proceed.
Be cautious comparing per-session prices across Singapore clinics in isolation: a low headline session price with an open-ended session count often costs more than a properly planned course. Your quote here covers the recommended plan, review included.
- Which device your concern actually needs — pico, CO₂, pigment or hair-removal laser
- The area treated and its size
- The number of sessions in the recommended course
- Whether other treatments are combined or staged
- Review and aftercare included in the plan
— Related treatments
Common laser pathways at DrPlus
Each linked page goes deeper into a specific concern or device. Your final plan will be confirmed during your consultation.

CO₂ Fractional Laser
Best for: Acne scars & resurfacingFractional ablative laser used as part of acne scar planning when texture and atrophic scars are the primary concern.
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Pico Laser
Best for: PigmentationPicosecond-domain pigment laser used as part of pigmentation planning when dark spots and uneven tone are the priority.
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Laser Hair Removal
Best for: Face & body hair reductionUnderstand skin-tone assessment, treatment areas, session spacing and realistic long-term reduction.
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Skin Tag Removal
Best for: Tags on neck, face & foldsDoctor-performed CO2 laser or cautery removal of benign skin tags — assessment first, often same-day.
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Laser Tattoo Removal
Best for: Tattoo clearance or fadingReview how ink colours, density, skin tone and treatment goals affect a removal plan.
Learn MorePigmentation Treatment
Best for: Category overviewBroader view of how pigmentation is approached — including topicals, lifestyle factors, and laser sequencing.
Learn MoreAcne Scars Treatment
Best for: Category overviewBroader view of how acne scars are approached — CO₂, subcision, RF microneedling, and chemical peel pathways.
Learn MoreSkin Tag Removal
Best for: Raised tags & small growthsDoctor-performed removal of skin tags — the same energy-based toolkit applied to small raised lesions.
Learn MoreTexture & Glow
Best for: Skin qualityWhere lasers fit into a wider texture and skin-quality programme alongside peels and microneedling.
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.
Tanjong Pagar / CBD
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic Singapore (Tanjong Pagar)
160 Robinson Road #03-10, SBF Center
Singapore 068914
About a three-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT (East–West Line); the building has a carpark.
East Coast / Katong
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic (East Coast)
66 East Coast Road #03-05, The Flow Mall
Singapore 428778
A short walk from Marine Parade MRT (Thomson–East Coast Line); The Flow Mall has a carpark.
Novena
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic (Novena)
10 Sinaran Drive #10-30, Novena Medical Centre
Singapore 307506
A short sheltered walk from Novena MRT (North–South Line); Novena Medical Centre has a carpark.
— FAQ
Common questions
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.
There is no single fixed price, because the cost depends on the area treated, the number of sessions your concern needs, the pigment type and the settings involved. We prefer to assess your skin and explain the plan first, then give you an accurate, personalised estimate at consultation.
Pico (picosecond) lasers are commonly used for sun-related dark spots and certain melasma cases, but there is no single laser that suits every case — suitability depends on pigment type, depth, skin tone and hormonal factors. Your doctor will confirm whether pico is the right starting point after assessment.
It can be, when settings, device choice and treatment frequency are matched to your skin tone. The main risk on deeper skin is post-inflammatory pigmentation, which is why cautious, doctor-led planning matters — especially for melasma.
Pigment work is usually a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart. The exact number depends on your pigment type, depth and how your skin responds — your doctor will share a realistic estimate during consultation. Results vary by individual.
Pico pigment-toning sessions often have minimal downtime, with mild redness for a few hours and possible temporary darkening of spots before they fade. More intense settings may involve a few days of recovery. Your doctor will explain what to expect before any session.
Most side effects are mild and short-lived — redness, warmth, mild swelling and temporary darkening of treated pigment. The main concern on darker skin is post-inflammatory pigmentation, which is reduced by appropriate settings, sun protection and aftercare. Your doctor will discuss the risks relevant to your skin.
Pigment fading is gradual across a series. Some people notice changes within the first few sessions; others need most of the course before improvement is obvious. Daily sun protection materially influences how durable the result is.
Pico laser can help some melasma when used cautiously, as low-energy toning within a broader plan of sun protection and topicals. It is not a cure and not every melasma case is suitable for laser, because aggressive treatment can cause rebound. Your doctor will advise honestly whether laser is wise for your case.
— Skin Education
Related Skin Education
Doctor-led guides written to help you understand your options before consultation. Each article links back to the relevant treatment pages.
Laser Treatment in Singapore: Which Laser Actually Fits Your Concern?
Clinics sell lasers by name; skin responds to mechanisms. Here is how pico, CO₂ and hair removal lasers differ — and how a doctor decides which one your concern needs.
Pico Laser vs IPL in Singapore: Which Suits Your Skin?
IPL is broad-spectrum light; pico is an ultra-short-pulse laser. They overlap on 'pigmentation and glow' but behave very differently — especially in Asian skin. Here is the honest comparison.
Pico & LaserPico Laser Treatment: A Doctor's Complete Guide
Pico laser is one of the most searched skin treatments — and one of the most misunderstood. Start here for a clear, doctor-led overview.
Pico & LaserPico Laser vs Q-Switched Laser: A Doctor Explains
Pico vs Q-switched is one of the most common pigment-laser questions. The real difference is pulse speed — and what that means for your skin.
— Request a Consultation
Plan your laser treatment with a doctor
Book a consultation in Singapore — or simply WhatsApp us a photo of your concern. A doctor will review your skin, explain which laser genuinely suits it, and give you a personalised plan. No obligation, at your pace.
- 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
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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