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Specific Skin Conditions

Medically reviewed by Dr Sin Yong · Last reviewed · 2 min read · Doctor-performed, never delegated

Scars, rosacea, acne, melasma, tattoos, telangiectasia and sagging skin — Dr Sin Yong uses targeted treatments for each condition.

12 July 2021

Stopping Acne Flares

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12 July 2021

Photoacoustic Tattoo Removal

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4 July 2021

Melasma Treatment — Laser & Skincare

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4 July 2021

Subcision for Acne Scars

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4 July 2021

Removing Fine Blood Vessels & Telangiectasia

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31 May 2021

Resolving Rosacea

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19 October 2022

Treat Sagging Skin

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Skin condition guides, by concern

The seven articles collected here date from 2021 and 2022 and cover acne flares, tattoo removal, melasma, subcision for acne scars, fine blood vessels, rosacea and sagging skin. Each has since been rebuilt as a full condition or treatment page with the same structure: what the condition is, how it is told apart from its lookalikes, what the evidence supports, and what Dr Sin Yong does after examining it. The order matters more than the device. Active acne is controlled before scars are treated; melasma is diagnosed before any laser is chosen, because pico laser does not treat its causes; redness is separated into vessels, rosacea and sun damage before a wavelength is picked; and sagging skin is assessed for laxity against volume loss before lifting energy is considered. The list below pairs each original topic with the page that now carries it, and ends with the condition library, where every skin, face, body and hair condition on the site is indexed.

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Dr Sin Yong
MBBS (NUS) · MRCS (Edinburgh) · MSc Aesthetic Medicine with Distinction (Queen Mary, London) · MSc Practical Dermatology (Cardiff)
The Condition Library

These articles are part of a much larger resource: 50 in-depth, journal-referenced guides covering skin, face, body and hair conditions — each explaining the mechanism, the self-checks, and what evidence actually supports.

Browse all 50 condition guides →

Medically reviewed by Dr Sin Yong, MBBS (NUS), MRCS (Edinburgh) · Last updated 20 October 2026 · Editorial policy

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