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This is the directions page for Dr Sin Yong's aesthetic clinic in Singapore.

Published 7 October 2026 · Reviewed by Dr Sin Yong

A woman looking at her reflection in a mirror, an illustrative image of arriving for a consultation

The practice is on Orchard Road, Singapore, a short walk from Orchard MRT. Consultations are by appointment, Monday to Friday 10am to 8pm and Saturday 11am to 3pm. The unit number and directions are given when your appointment is confirmed, and parking, lift access and step-free routes can be confirmed when you book. Book on WhatsApp at +65 8023 7170, by email, or through the call-back form.

Short answerDr Sin Yong’s aesthetic clinic in Orchard is on Orchard Road, Singapore, a short walk from Orchard MRT. It is a doctor-led practice: every consultation and treatment is by Dr Sin Yong, aesthetic doctor in Singapore, by appointment.
Mirror and soft window light, illustrative of an unhurried visit
Illustrative image. Consultations are by appointment, so your visit is expected and unhurried.
Key facts
Address
Orchard Road, Singapore
Nearest MRT
Orchard MRT, a short walk
Hours
Monday to Friday 10am to 8pm; Saturday 11am to 3pm
Booking
WhatsApp +65 8023 7170, email, or the call-back form; by appointment
Unit number
Given when your appointment is confirmed
Access and parking
Confirmed when you book; tell the team if you need step-free access
Who you see
Dr Sin Yong personally, at consultation and treatment

An aesthetic clinic in Orchard Road

Dr Sin Yong’s practice is an aesthetic clinic in Orchard Road on Orchard Road, near Orchard MRT and a short walk from Orchard MRT. It is a doctor-led aesthetic medical clinic: the assessment, the injectables, the ultrasound-guided correction work and every laser pass are carried out by Dr Sin Yong himself, which is what people searching for an aesthetic doctor in Orchard usually mean.

If you are comparing an aesthetic clinic in Singapore’s Orchard area, the practical differences are who performs the treatment, whether earlier filler is imaged before it is dissolved, and whether you leave the first visit with a written plan that includes the option of no treatment. Those three are standard on Orchard Road.

Orchard Road at a glance
DetailWhat to know
AddressOrchard Road, Singapore (unit shared on confirmation)
Nearest MRTOrchard (North–South and Thomson–East Coast lines); follow the signs for ION Orchard
LandmarksOrchard Road shopping belt; near Orchard MRT
DrivingOrchard Road and the neighbouring ION Orchard both have carparks; the team confirms the easiest approach when you book
HoursMonday to Friday 10am–8pm, Saturday 11am–3pm, by appointment
Who you seeDr Sin Yong, at every visit

Getting to the clinic

  1. By MRT. Alight at Orchard, follow the exit signs for ION Orchard; the exact route is shared when your appointment is confirmed.
  2. By bus. Services along Orchard Road stop near Orchard MRT; alight there.
  3. By car or taxi. Set Orchard Road as the destination. Parking is available in the Orchard Road carparks nearby.
  4. On arrival. Take the lift to the level on your confirmation message and give your name at reception. Bring a list of earlier treatments and any filler records if you have them.

Aesthetics doctor in Orchard: how to find Dr Sin Yong

Where
Orchard Road, Singapore, a short walk from Orchard MRT.
Who you see
Dr Sin Yong personally, at every visit. There is no hand-off to a therapist for assessment or injectables.
Hours
Monday to Friday 10am to 8pm, Saturday 11am to 3pm, by appointment via WhatsApp +65 8023 7170.

Visiting an aesthetic clinic on Orchard Road: getting there and the first visit

An aesthetic clinic on Orchard Road is easiest to reach by MRT, and Dr Sin Yong's practice is a short walk from Orchard MRT. The first visit is a medical assessment with Dr Sin Yong, not a treatment appointment. The unit number and the exact route are sent when your appointment is confirmed, so you know where to go before you leave home.

The first visit is an examination, not a sales appointment. You leave with a plan in writing, and sometimes the plan is to wait.— Dr Sin Yong
RouteHowSuitsNote
Orchard MRTNorth–South and Thomson–East Coast lines; follow the signs for ION OrchardMost visitors, and anyone coming from across the islandUse the route in your confirmation message
WalkingAlong the Orchard Road shopping belt, from Ngee Ann City, Takashimaya or SomersetPeople already in Orchard, Tanglin, Newton, Somerset or River ValleyAllow a little extra time on a first visit
BusServices along Orchard Road stop near Orchard MRTVisitors on a direct bus routeAlight near Orchard MRT
Car or taxiSet Orchard Road as the destination; carparks are nearby, including at ION OrchardVisitors who need a drop-off point or step-free accessSay so when you book and the easiest approach is confirmed

Who the Orchard Road clinic suits, and when another route is better

How Dr Sin Yong approaches the first visit

Dr Sin Yong takes your history and examines the area himself. Photographs may be taken for your medical record, with consent, and are not used to advertise. Where earlier filler is involved, he uses ultrasound to look at it. Options are explained, including waiting or no treatment, and you are not expected to decide or be treated on the day. Bring a list of medicines and supplements, and any records of earlier treatment.

Common reasons to book include sagging and the VF Lift – Vertical Facelift, acne scar treatment, melasma and pigmentation, and dermal fillers and filler correction. Time Freeze Laser LCLR®, 4K Body Lift and the S3 Resurfacing Lift are also offered.

Languages

WhatsApp enquiries are answered in English and Chinese (中文). A short message is enough to start. Guides on this site are also published in Chinese, Japanese, Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Indonesia.

What decides the plan

The consultation carries a fee stated when you book; treatment fees are given in writing after assessment.

Aesthetic clinic near Orchard MRT: what to expect at the first visit

An aesthetic clinic near Orchard MRT is easy to find; what matters more is what happens once you are inside. At Dr Sin Yong's practice on Orchard Road, Singapore, the first visit is a medical consultation by appointment, not a walk-in treatment. Here is how it runs, so that nothing on the day is a surprise.

Walk-in or appointment

Consultations are by appointment. There is no walk-in counter, because each visit is booked with Dr Sin Yong himself and the unit number is shared only once the appointment is confirmed. Booking is by WhatsApp, email or the enquiry form; a short message saying what is bothering you is enough to start, and the team replies within clinic hours.

StepWhat happensWhat helps
Before you comeThe team confirms the date, the unit number and the easiest route from Orchard MRT, and tells you the consultation feeSay if you need step-free access or a drop-off point
ArrivalTake the lift to the level in your confirmation message and give your name at receptionAllow a little extra time on a first visit
History and examinationDr Sin Yong takes your history and examines the area himself; where earlier filler is involved he looks at it with ultrasoundBring a list of medicines and supplements, and any records of earlier treatment
OptionsWhat he would do, what he would not, and the option of waiting or no treatment, explained in plain termsAsk about anything that is unclear; you are not expected to decide on the day
Plan in writingTreatment fees are set out in writing after the assessment, with the factors that drive themRead how we quote beforehand if fees are a concern

Languages

WhatsApp enquiries are answered in English and Chinese (中文). Consultations with Dr Sin Yong are held in English. Many of the guides on this site are also published in Chinese, so you can read about a treatment in advance and bring your questions.

Payment

Payment is by cash or credit card. If you need another mode confirmed, say so when you book and the team will tell you before the visit. The consultation carries a fee stated when you book; treatment fees are never given before the examination.

Will you be treated on the day

Usually not at a first visit. The assessment may conclude that a treatment is advised, that a different approach is better, or that nothing is needed yet, and you leave with that in writing. Anyone who wants a treatment on the same day can say so when booking, and the team will explain what is possible after the assessment. For a fuller description of the flow, see the consultation process page.

Treatments available on Orchard Road

These are the treatments Dr Sin Yong assesses and performs personally at the aesthetic clinic in Orchard, Singapore. Each link opens the page that explains who the treatment suits, who should wait, the risks, and what decides the fee. Every one begins with an in-person assessment; the list is not a menu to order from.

  1. VF Lift – Vertical Facelift — Dr Sin Yong's radiofrequency lifting protocol on Volnewmer for a face that has descended rather than deflated.
  2. Time Freeze Laser LCLR® — his dual-wavelength laser protocol for lax skin with superficial fat, and for targeting the excess from Sculptra or Ellansé overfill.
  3. HIFU Singapore — focused ultrasound lifting, with a plain account of what it lifts and what it cannot.
  4. Thermage — monopolar radiofrequency skin tightening, and where it fits against VF Lift – Vertical Facelift.
  5. Thread lift — absorbable threads for repositioning, assessed against lifting with energy.
  6. S3 Resurfacing Lift — his acne-scar protocol on the DEKA SmartXide Tetra CO2 laser for deep scars.
  7. Acne scar treatment Singapore — scars assessed by depth and type: subcision, TCA CROSS, FSX or S3.
  8. Acne treatment Singapore — active acne controlled before scars are addressed.
  9. Melasma treatment Singapore — laser, cream or both, after the pigment has been typed.
  10. R2T2 Laser — R2 Glow and T2 Frax Radiance for pigmentation, redness and texture.
  11. Dermal fillers Singapore — hyaluronic acid, CaHA, PCL and PLLA, and which goes where.
  12. Filler correction Singapore — ultrasound-guided hyaluronidase for filler placed elsewhere.
  13. Pillow face correction — assessment and reversal of an overfilled face.
  14. Profhilo Singapore — bio-remodelling hyaluronic acid for skin quality, placed by his modified BAP approach.
  15. Skin booster Singapore — the injectable skin-quality options compared.
  16. Rejuran facial Singapore — polynucleotides for damaged, textured or thin skin.
  17. Sculptra Singapore — a collagen biostimulator for broad, gradual volume change.
  18. Dark eye circles treatment — by type: pigment, vascular, hollow or shadow.
  19. 4K Body Lift — his radiofrequency body-sculpting protocol on Secret Duo for resistant fat.
  20. Hair loss treatment Singapore — options by diagnosis, from medication to Regenera Activa and laser.

Not sure which page applies? The treatment finder sorts by concern, and a WhatsApp message describing the concern is answered in English or Chinese.

Walking directions from Orchard MRT

The clinic is on Orchard Road, a short walk from Orchard MRT. From Orchard MRT (North–South and Thomson–East Coast lines), follow the signs for ION Orchard; the exact route is shared when your appointment is confirmed. From the Orchard Road side, Ngee Ann City and Takashimaya are a few minutes' walk east along Orchard Road. The unit number and the lift to use are given when your appointment is confirmed.

If you are searching for an aesthetic clinic near Orchard MRT, near ION Orchard or near Ngee Ann City, this is the location: Orchard Road, Singapore.

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Where is the clinic, and which station is nearest?

The practice is on Orchard Road, Singapore, with Orchard MRT as the nearest station and a short walk from it. Somerset, City Hall and the wider central area are all within reach. The unit number is not published here; it is given when the appointment is confirmed, so that every visit is expected and unhurried.

Dr Sin Yong also consults at other clinics along the Orchard Road medical corridor, so the address on your appointment confirmation is the one to follow. The same assessment applies wherever you are seen.

How do you get there from Orchard MRT?

Directions from Orchard MRT are shared when your appointment is confirmed, which allows the team to give the route that suits where you are coming from and how you are travelling. Orchard Road is a busy district, and a route given with the unit number is more useful than a general description, so no step-by-step directions are published on this page.

If you are arriving by car or taxi, or from a different part of Singapore, say so when you book and the team will confirm the easiest way to arrive. Allow a little time on arrival, particularly on a first visit, so the appointment starts calmly.

When is the clinic open, and how do you book?

Consultation hours are Monday to Friday, 10am to 8pm, and Saturday, 11am to 3pm, by appointment only. Most people book by WhatsApp on +65 8023 7170, which is answered during those hours. You can also email dr.sinyong@gmail.com, send a short enquiry through the enquiry form if you prefer not to use WhatsApp, or leave your number in the call-back form on the contact page.

“The first visit is an assessment, not a treatment appointment, and you are not expected to decide on the day.”

Dr Sin YongOn visiting the clinic

A sentence on what you would like assessed is enough: the area, roughly how long it has been changing and anything already tried. There is no need to send photographs over messaging platforms, because the assessment is done in person. Messages sent outside the hours above, including on Sundays, are answered when the clinic reopens. If you have an urgent sign after a treatment, do not wait for a reply: the complication care page sets out when to go to a hospital emergency department.

What about parking, lifts and accessibility?

Parking, lift access and step-free routes are not set out on this page, because the useful answer depends on where you are coming from and what you need. Tell the team when you book if you need a lift, step-free access, a nearby drop-off point or parking, and these can be confirmed for you before the day.

The same applies to anything that would make the visit easier, such as a companion coming with you, or an early or late slot within clinic hours. Saying so when you book costs nothing and avoids surprises on arrival.

What can you be seen for at the practice?

The practice assesses concerns across lifting and sagging, pigmentation and melasma, acne and acne scars, fillers and filler correction, botulinum toxin, hair loss, body contouring, and moles, skin tags and other growths, among others. The enquiry form lists the main groups, and the treatment finder can help you narrow down what applies before you book. If you are not sure, a consultation is the place to start.

The aesthetic treatments most often asked about at the Orchard Road clinic: non-surgical lifting including the VF Lift and Time Freeze Laser LCLR®; acne scar treatment and RF microneedling; melasma and pigmentation; dermal fillers, pillow face correction and under-eye filler lumps; and the full list of aesthetic treatments.

Every plan begins with an assessment, and the assessment can end with advice to wait, to do nothing, or to see a dermatologist or a plastic surgery specialist instead. Tell the team what you would like looked at when you book, so that the right length of appointment is set aside, and mention the page you read if it was one on this site.

What happens when you arrive, and what should you bring?

The consultation is conducted by Dr Sin Yong personally and begins with your history, followed by examination of the area concerned. Photographs may be taken for your medical record, with consent, and are not used to advertise. Options are explained, including waiting or no treatment, and you are not expected to be treated on the day. The consultation process page sets out the steps in order.

Bring a list of your medicines and supplements, and records of any previous aesthetic treatments: the product name, the areas treated and the dates. If you have none, the assessment proceeds anyway. The consultation is a medical visit and carries a fee stated when you book; treatment fees are set out in writing after assessment, because Singapore's rules prevent clinics from advertising prices, and the how fees are quoted page explains what moves them.

Artist’s impression of the Dr Sin Yong Aesthetics Consults clinic front on Orchard Road
Dr Sin Yong Aesthetics Consults, Orchard Road. Artist’s impression of the clinic front; consultations are by appointment via WhatsApp +65 8023 7170.

Aesthetics clinic in Orchard: the plural, the spellings and the one address

People write “aesthetics clinic Orchard”, “aesthetic clinics in Orchard Singapore” and “aesthetics clinics orchard” and mean the same thing: a doctor-led clinic near Orchard MRT. Dr Sin Yong’s is on Orchard Road, near Orchard MRT. If you are comparing aesthetic clinics in Singapore’s Orchard area, what to check in an aesthetic clinic lists the questions worth asking any of them, and what an aesthetic physician is explains the doctor side. Patients near Orchard, Tanglin, Newton, Somerset and River Valley usually walk or take one MRT stop.

Frequently Asked Questions

The practice is on Orchard Road, Singapore. It is a doctor-led aesthetic medical clinic: Dr Sin Yong assesses every patient in person and performs every treatment himself. The unit number is shared when the appointment is confirmed, and WhatsApp enquiries are answered in English and Chinese, so you can check whether your concern suits a visit before you travel.
Distance matters less than who treats you. Check that the doctor is on the Singapore Medical Council register, that the clinic is licensed under the Healthcare Services Act, that the same doctor assesses and treats you, and that you receive a written plan that includes the option of no treatment. At the practice on Orchard Road, Singapore, Dr Sin Yong assesses and treats every patient himself.
Yes. Hydrafacial is offered at the practice on Orchard Road, Singapore, as a medical facial that cleanses, extracts and infuses the skin in sequence at a doctor’s clinic. The skin is looked at first, because active acne, rosacea or melasma may call for a different plan. The Hydrafacial Singapore page on this site sets out who it suits, what it cannot treat and what decides the fee.
Yes. Plantar warts are assessed and treated at the practice on Orchard Road, Singapore. The lesion is first confirmed as a wart rather than a corn, the callus is pared, and the method is chosen for the site, usually in repeat cycles. Anyone with diabetes, poor circulation or numbness in the feet is examined first and may be referred. The wart removal page explains each method.
Yes. Female hair loss is assessed by Dr Sin Yong at the practice on Orchard Road, Singapore. The type is diagnosed first, with a scalp examination and blood tests where needed, because postpartum shedding, female-pattern thinning and patchy loss are treated differently. Options range from medication to Regenera Activa and laser, and the female hair loss treatment page sets out who each one suits.
Payment is by cash or credit card. If you need another mode confirmed, say so when you book and the team will tell you before the visit. The consultation fee is stated when you book, and treatment fees are set out in writing only after Dr Sin Yong has examined you, so there is nothing to pay for a treatment before the assessment.
Bring a list of your medicines and supplements, any records of earlier aesthetic treatment, including which filler or biostimulator was used and when, and the questions you want answered. Photographs may be taken for your medical record with consent and are not used to advertise. Nothing else is needed; the unit number and route are in your confirmation message.

WhatsApp enquiries are answered in English and Chinese (中文). Consultations with Dr Sin Yong are held in English. A short message saying what you would like assessed is enough to start, and the first visit is booked from there.

Not necessarily. The first visit is an assessment with Dr Sin Yong, who takes your history, examines the area and explains the options, including waiting or no treatment. You receive a written plan and are not expected to decide on the day. Where treatment is agreed, it is scheduled once you have had time to consider it.

The practice assesses lifting and sagging, pigmentation and melasma, acne and acne scars, fillers and filler correction, botulinum toxin, hair loss, body contouring, and moles and skin growths. Protocols include VF Lift – Vertical Facelift, Time Freeze Laser LCLR®, 4K Body Lift and the S3 Resurfacing Lift. The treatment finder and the services page list the full range.

Set Orchard Road as your destination. There are carparks along Orchard Road, including at ION Orchard, and taxis can drop off nearby. Because the easiest approach depends on where you are coming from, say that you are driving when you book, and the team will confirm parking, drop-off and step-free access before the day.

The practice is on Orchard Road, Singapore, a short walk from Orchard MRT. Consultations are by appointment, and the unit number and directions are given when the appointment is confirmed.

Orchard MRT is the nearest station, a short walk from the clinic. Directions from the station are shared when your appointment is confirmed so that the route suits where you are travelling from.

Consultation hours are Monday to Friday 10am to 8pm and Saturday 11am to 3pm, by appointment. Messages on +65 8023 7170 are answered during those hours, and urgent signs after treatment go to a hospital emergency department.

Parking is not detailed on this page. Tell the team when you book if you plan to drive, and they will confirm parking and the easiest way to arrive before the day.

Yes. Consultations are by appointment, which lets the team book the right length of time. Book on WhatsApp at +65 8023 7170, by email, or through the call-back form on the contact page.

The unit number is shared when your appointment is confirmed rather than published online. Confirmation also includes directions from Orchard MRT, so your visit is expected and unhurried.

The consultation is a medical visit with a fee stated when you book. Singapore rules prevent advertising treatment prices, so none are given here; any treatment fee depends on the area, the assessment, the product or device, any combination and how the plan is staged.

Yes. Dr Sin Yong consults on Orchard Road, Singapore, a short walk from Orchard MRT. The unit number is given when your appointment is confirmed.

Yes. The assessment and the treatment are both performed by Dr Sin Yong. There is no separate consultant or therapist stage; if ultrasound is needed to look at earlier filler, he performs that too.

Yes, Saturday 11am to 3pm by appointment, in addition to Monday to Friday 10am to 8pm. Book by WhatsApp on +65 8023 7170 or the enquiry form.

Follow the station signs for ION Orchard; the exact exit and route are shared when your appointment is confirmed. The exact route for your line is included with your confirmation.

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Consultations by appointment at Orchard Road, Singapore.

  1. 1WhatsApp a short note on your concern
  2. 2Consultation and assessment with Dr Sin Yong
  3. 3Options explained, including no treatment

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References

  1. Guidelines on Aesthetic Practices for Doctors (2016 edition), Singapore Medical Council. Singapore Medical Council, 2016. www.smc.gov.sg
  2. Registration of medical devices. Health Sciences Authority Singapore, 2026. www.hsa.gov.sg
  3. Listing of Registered Medical Devices (Singapore Medical Device Register). Health Sciences Authority via data.gov.sg, 2026. data.gov.sg
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