About Dr Vincent Tan

Dr Vincent Tan is fully accredited by the Singapore Medical Council’s Aesthetic Practices Oversight Committee (APOC) to perform a variety of aesthetic procedures such as Botulinum Toxin injections. He has an interest in injectables, and practices evidence-based aesthetic treatment.

Dr Tan is a winner of the Human10 Trusted Reviews Award 2020. Click here to read his story.


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Phone: +6596403332

Education

  • MB ChB

Dr Vincent Tan offers the following treatments

  • Laser/ Photorejunevation
  • Liquid Facelift
  • Body Treatments
  • HIFU Skin Tightening
  • V-Face Slimming
  • Botox / Fillers / Mesobotox
  • Eye Rejuvenation
  • Skin Rejuvenation

Recent Answers

How can I avoid the unnatural, unaesthetic, and exaggerated effect of fillers?

I would rephrase the question as 'how not to look like you had treatment'. You know when you go out of the clinic or when you go out, people will say oh have you ever get fillers done. It is always important to discuss with the physician to see what effects you are trying to achieve. Because I think once you reach that effect, you have to stop. As mentioned, people actually do get addicted, I have clients who are actually addicted.

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How do fillers cause blindness?

When we inject fillers, in unlikely cases, the filler is injected into the bloodstream and affects blood flow to the eye. The eye will have no blood and no oxygen, so the eye will go blind. Which is why it's important that we as physicians know our anatomy well and to avoid certain areas that we are not supposed to go into, but understanding anatomy is one. And secondly, usually, for areas that are more dangerous, we use what we call a cannula, which is a blunt needle instead of a sharp needle. So if it's a blunt needle it is less likely we inject directly into the bloodstream.

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Are fillers a temporary or permanent solution for chickenpox scars?

That is very specific. Well, fillers actually help with scarring, but I would say it depends on what type of scar. The short answer is yes you can, but you might also want to consider other options that actually specifically deal with the scar. But filler might not be my first choice at least for the scar.

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Ended on June 25, 2020

Dr Vincent Tan is fully accredited by the Singapore Medical Council’s Aesthetic Practices Oversight Committee (APOC) to perform a variety of aesthetic procedures such as Botulinum Toxin injections. He has an interest in injectables and practices evidence-based aesthetic treatment. Dr Tan enjoys cooking and painting and is a volunteer in various non-profit organisations to help patients who cannot afford medical care.

Practice

390 Orchard Road Palais Renaissance #03-10, 11 Singapore 238871

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* This profile has been last updated on March 5, 2021.