Dr Ng Siew Weng is active in the field of research, as reflected by the numbers of research papers he published, and the several invitations he received to present at medical conferences in North America, Europe and Asia including Singapore. During his attachment at the Hand Surgery Department in SGH, he received a prestgious Economic Development Board Proof of Concept Grant to investigate the treatment of trigger finger and subsequently invented a novel treatment device which is patented.

Dr Ng has also researched into stem cells and demonstrated that stem cells derived from autologous adipose tissue improved the rate of wound healing. Dr Ng’s research interest in fat stem cells has led him to use it in clinical practice in order to achieve the best cosmetic results.

He uses fat grafting regularly in his surgery to achieve natural cosmetic enhancement such as fat gratfing to breast and fat grafting to face. He had organised a Fat Grafting Workshop at SGH so that local surgeons have the opportunities to learn fat grafting techniques from him and a top Korean surgeon.

During his attachment at the Hand Surgery Department in SGH, he received rigorous microsurgery training which is invaluable for honing his techniques in facial and breast reconstruction .

Our Clinic is a fully equipped, Ministry of Health accredited Ambulatory Surgical Centre as well as state-of-the-art health care facilities. We aim to provide a safe and comfortable environment so that our patients can have their best possible experience when receiving cosmetic treatment in Singapore.

Our main clinic is located at Farrer Park Medical Centre, Connexion – a three-in-one medical tourism friendly complex that comprises of Farrer Park Medical Centre, Farrer Park Hospital and One Farrer Hotel and Spa. A first of its kind in Asia, patients have the option of recovering in the comfort of a 5-star hotel or hospital after treatment. Our team would be glad to arrange concierge service and hotel stay is required. To serve our patients better, we have a branch in Gleneagles Medical Centre.

Dr Ng believes in providing sufficient information and management options for the patient to make an informed decision. The patient needs to clearly understand : (1) The nature of their current condition, (2) The whole range of management options : from non-invasive to operative solutions, and (3) The pros and cons of each option.

Most patients find this approach helpful. Dr Ng often reiterates that his role is to provide guidance, highlight to the patient if the choice of treatment is incorrect, but the final decision still lies with the patient.

He normally provide a summary list of procedures that is suited for the patient. It is difficult to balance between providing detailed information and being mistaken for overselling.

Dr Ng had been active in the training of doctors and residents while he was Visiting Consultant at the Singapore General Hosipital (SGH). He was also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School. He hopes that training and knowledge sharing would produce the best surgeons in Singapore.

Despite Dr Ng’s hectic schedules, he had volunteered in humanitarian trips to perform free treatments to correct cleft lip and/or palate, post-traumatic or burns deformities in Laos, Indonesia, China and Uzbekistan.