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We went to Dr Steve Seah at Camden Med for my grandma's cataract surgery. It was years ago but she was 87 at the time iirc. She had both her eyes done, so we needed to make two visits to the clinic, but the procedure was really quick. We still have her removed cataracts in the injection tube somewh...

Regina Zuzarte-Ng is a good choice. Her bedside manner is commendable and her stitches are neat when she did my sis after c-section

if you're still keen on doing it in sg you can try zion aesthetics at somerset

If anyone here's still looking for a good ENT doctor in SG, I'd recommend Dr Lau Chee Chong. also from Mt E.

My mother had arthritis too but we decided to see a rheumatologist. His name is Dr Leong Keng Hong and his clinic is just close to a friend's homes at Gleneagles. Thankfully her case was only mild and so her symptoms can still be managed through mild meds and diet and lifestyle adjustments.

2L per day It will make you pee tho but it's okay

Nizoral is good for dandruff. I also asked for advice regarding this from my usual stylist at our local hair salon. She also recommended to rinse really well after applying conditioner.

Leong Keng Hong is good and kind. He was the one who helped my dad manage his joint pains a while back. We're thankful we caught the symptoms of arthritis early (dad is not so old tho).

Hmmmm if you're thinking of doing it in Singapore, you should look up Dr Colin Tham. He's known for several breast reduction services, even for men (gynecomastia). Hope this helps.