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Retinoids are effective as anti-aging and anti-acne ingredients. In this blogpost, a doctor reviews 5 affordable and popular retinol & retinaldehyde serums. Ft. CeraVe, Olay, The Inkey List, Skinceuticals and Eau-Thermale Avene. Which one will be the best retinol serum?...

Filler injections can go wrong if dermal fillers are over injected. Pillow face, sunset eyes, Avatar nose, filler fatigue, flowerhorn forehead and witch's chin are some telltale signs of too much dermal fillers. Learn about these signs and alternatives to avoid them before getting dermal filler injections....

Cica aka Centella Asiatica or Tiger Grass is found in skincare products to calm sensitive skin and reverse aging. Learn about what Cica is, its benefits and side effects. Plus, a review of Dr Jart's Cicapair serum....

Besides removing wrinkles and jaw slimming, Botox can be used for body contouring (e.g. shoulders and legs); lifting the face and neck; treating excessive sweating and slimming the nose. Learn about the off-label uses of Botulinum toxin in Singapore in this review. Some of these uses may surprise you!...

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that causes redness, flushing, blood vessels (telangiectasias) and acne. Learn about the triggers for rosacea, causes and types of rosacea. Skincare and medical treatments for rosacea are also reviewed in this blogpost....

Are there foods that cause acne? Yes. High glycemic foods, chocolates and certain milk and dairy products (skim milk) are linked to acne. This review looks at the evidence behind whether our favourite food like ice cream, oily food and more can cause pimples. Also, learn about the role of probiotic drinks and supplements in reducing acne....