International Patient Services – Safe, Doctor-Led Aesthetic Treatments in Singapore

For non-invasive treatments, most patients can fly home within one to two days without clinical concern. Your doctor will advise you on any specific restrictions for your treatment, and if your treatment requires a longer recovery period, your concierge can help you plan your stay to allow adequate time before travel.

Your concierge provides a direct post-visit contact for aftercare questions after you return home. If you notice something unexpected, contact your concierge, and your doctor will advise on the next steps remotely. Where a follow-up in-person review is clinically necessary, your doctor will let you know.

We understand that some patients may feel unhappy with filler results done elsewhere, whether local or overseas, especially if they appear unnatural or uneven. Where clinically appropriate, our doctors can use hyaluronidase to dissolve existing hyaluronic acid fillers and carefully assess the treated areas. From there, we create a revised treatment plan tailored to your skin condition and aesthetic goals. Find out more about dermal filler removal.

One key difference lies in Singapore’s defined regulatory framework governing both the treatments used and the professionals who perform them. Singapore’s MOH and the HSA require all aesthetic procedures to be performed by licensed medical doctors who hold a specific Certificate of Competence (COC) from the Singapore Aesthetic Practice Oversight Committee (APOC) for each procedure category. They also regulate the products and devices that clinics can use, ensuring that all injectables and equipment are approved before being administered to patients. Other countries may not enforce these regulations as consistently and standards around practitioner qualifications can vary depending on where you seek treatment.

Most nationalities can enter Singapore visa-free for short stays. Citizens of most ASEAN countries, the UK, US, Australia, and some European nations do not require a visa for stays under 30 – 90 days, depending on nationality. You can also check the entry requirements for your specific passport at the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) website before travelling.