Doctor-led medical aesthetics · Tang Plaza, Orchard Road
Pigmentation
Sun spots, melasma and post-acne inflammation spots look alike but behave differently under treatment. The doctor determines your skin type before applying any treatment.
Dr Dai ChaoMedical Director · Aesthetic PhysicianMOH-licensed clinic · Above Orchard MRT · Open daily 10:00–20:00
Your first visit · New patients
$88nettStarter visit
Doctor's consultation and VISIA skin analysis, plus one starter treatment: Pico laser, BB light, needle-free infusion or a signature facial.
50%offAdvanced treatments
Your first trial session of Sylfirm X RF microneedling, CO₂ laser, Ultraformer HIFU, skin boosters, Onda and more.
Both offers apply on your first visit. GST included.
What we can help with
Sun Spots
Freckles
Melasma
Post-Acne inflammation spots 痘印色沉
Uneven Skin Tone
Dullness
Tired & Sallow Skin
Recommended treatments
+ Topical & oral medications prescribed when appropriate
Book the $88 first visitFrequently asked questions
Melasma is assessed by the doctor first, with Visia skin analysis, because it behaves differently from sun spots and can worsen with aggressive settings.
Treatment is usually planned as a gentle course of picosecond laser, alongside daily sun protection and, where appropriate, prescribed topical care. Melasma tends to need ongoing management rather than a single clearing course, so the plan is reviewed as your skin responds.
They can look alike. Sun spots are usually well defined and appear where the skin gets the most sun. Melasma tends to appear as broader, symmetrical patches on the cheeks, forehead or upper lip, and is linked to hormones as well as sunlight.
The doctor confirms which one you have, with Visia skin analysis, before any treatment is planned.