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Pros
clean, hawker food is cheap, ntuc is cheap
Cons
Car, housing and no greenery

Lucky Msia is open!

this whole Primary 1 thingy just makes housing in SG way too ex!

YES... no wrong better COE car... good choice in fact

I am too afraid to go under the knife, unlike some of my girlfriends.
So for me, simple fillers, threadlift will do. I dont fancy having to wear a bandage over my face like some of the ladies I see in Korean shopping malls in Gangnam!

How long this fillers last? http://sgbeautyblog.com/cheek-fillers-face- writemyessay -review-fillers Here, it is written that fillers are staying up to an year. Hello Sia, I hear that nose fillers may be too risky because of the skin necrosis. Is that true? What is the major difference between HIKO...

shockingly shocking... and to get out of SG so quietly... its amazing...

Lip fillers seem too drastic for asians... but it seems pretty big in the west. With kim and all

I agree. The key is always finding the right doctor at the right price. So many clinics in Singapore, so many different promotion prices, navigating thru them all and selecting the right fit is the challenge. I know of friends who go to Thai or Korea for their fillers and botox treatment, but I am n...

In life, nothing is permanent. Which is both good and bad. That said, 30 years old sounds too early for botox...

Well, to travel to msia for a job and a vacation and food is a good idea. Plus cost is lower than in SG!!!

korean clinics are the best in this
I know a good double eyelid surgeon
Dont wish to advertise for any clinic
So feelfree to pm if u wish

Dear Claire, Hihi. Well, just to share with you, I have done nose and chin fillers with Dr Daniel Chang 2X before, once was when he was at Gangnam Laser Clinic and I must comment that his technique is sleek, elegant and smooth. I had no pain and no bruise whatsoever! So yes, I would recommend him as...