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Main Branch
#09-06 Gleneagles Med
Ctr 6 Napier Rd
Singapore 258499
Tel: (65) 64710965
Fax: (65) 64721984
Operating Hours:
9am - 5pm (Mon - Fri)
2 - 3pm (Sat)
Strictly by appointment |
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Satellite:
#02-06 East Shore Med
Ctr 319 Joo Chiat Place Singapore
Tel: (65) 64401568
Operating Hours:
9am - 12.30pm (Sat only)
Strictly by appointment |
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Credits |
Photos:
Surgery
photo courtesy of National Cancer Institute, US;
Laser photo courtesy of Coherent Lasers.
Educational
Information:
Used
with permission from oneSkin.com |
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Welcome
to MDderma.com
the official website of K B Lim Skin Clinic Pte Ltd, Singapore. |
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Profile of Consultant Dermatologist,
Dr Lim Kah Beng |
Dr Lim graduated from the Charing
Cross Hospital Medical School, University of London in 1978 and
trained in Dermatology at St John's Hospital for Diseases of
the Skin and in Sexually Transmitted Diseases at Middlesex Hospital,
London. He worked in Middle Road Hospital and National Skin Centre
(Visiting Consultant/Specialist), Singapore and is now in full-time
private practice. Dr Lim is a keen researcher and author of several
books on Skin Care, Hairloss, Acne and Sexually Transmitted diseases. |
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Our Services
- Laser skin resurfacing to
improve sun-damaged skin, wrinkles and scars
- Laser treatment of age spots,
pigmentation, tattoos, spider veins and birthmarks
- Laser hair removal
- Photorejuvenation to improve
sun-damaged and aged skin
- Sclerotherapy treatment of
varicose veins
- Chemical peels using including
alpha hydroxy acids (AHA or glycolic acid), betahydroxy acid
(BHAs), trichloroacetic acid (TCA)
- Botox treatment of wrinkles
and frown lines
- Restylane and collagen injectable
implants to improve scars and wrinkles
- Microdermabrasion treatment
of fine lines, pore size and mild scarring
- Treatment of all skin diseases
and STDs
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Skin Care Products |
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MD Derma is a range of skin care products specially formulated
for the Asian skin. It includes basic skin care products such
as Cleansing Gel, Toner and Sunscreen plus Lightening creams
and Vitamin C Serum.
MD Derma is the trademark of
K B Lim Skin Clinic Pte Ltd |
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Skin A to Z |
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An electronic textbook of Dermatology
(Skin Medicine) to provide readers with factual and up-to-date
information and useful self-help tips. |
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Can we delay ageing? |
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Photo courtesy
of Michael Bonkowski
Every cell in our body will age.
With wrinkles and age spots, the skin is the first human organ
to show signs of ageing. It would be wrong to suggest that we
have found a way to beat ageing. The truth is we have not but
studies on animals models such as the mouse above are providing
insights into the biology of ageing. Some time in the future
we may have treatments to delay the ageing process. In the meantime,
we do know enough about the ageing process, to formulate strategies
that target processes implicated in the ageing process.
Two popular theories on ageing
can form the basis of our age defying strategy:
- The free radical or anti-oxidant
theory
- The hormonal theory
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Clic on image to browse some
chapters in
Dr Lim's latest book |
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Other Books Written by Dr Lim |
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- No More Pimples
- Hair Problems
- Safer Sex
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Anatomy of the Skin |
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Learn about
the antomy (structure) and function of the skin and how it changes
with disease and aging. |
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STD Centre |
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Information on sexually transmitted
diseases (STDs), how they are transmitted, treated and how they
can be prevented. To enter, click here |
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Breaking News |
Tazorac (tazarotene)
Gel approved by the FDA in June 1997 for the treatment of stable
plaque psoriasis of up to 20 % of body surface area.
Metrogel (metronidazole) Gel received
FDA approval in November 1998 for the treatment of moderate to
severe acne rosacea.
Elidel (pimecrolimus) Cream received FDA approval in December 2001 for
the treatment of mild to moderate atopic dermatitis in patients
aged 2 years or more.
Botox
Cosmetic (botulinum toxin) was approved by the FDA in April 2002 for the temporary
improvement of moderate to severe glabellar wrinkles in adult
men and women, ages 65 and younger.
Finacea (azelaic acid) Gel 15% received FDA approval in December 2002
for the treatment of mild to moderate acne rosacea.
Protopic (tacrolimus) Ointment received FDA
approval in December 2002 for the treatment of atopic dermatitis
in patients aged 2 years.
Amevive (alefacept)
became the first biological therapy to be approved by the FDA
(in January 2003) for the treatment of moderate to severe plaque
psoriasis. |
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