Skin rejuvenation · Singapore
Dullness, uneven tone, rough texture and early lines each respond to different treatments. Our doctors assess your skin first, then plan skin treatments, lasers, RF or injectables.
Not one procedure, but a plan built around your skin.
Skin rejuvenation refers to any cosmetic treatment that renews the surface appearance of the skin. Rather than one procedure, it is a plan built around your symptoms, such as dullness, uneven tone, scarring, acne, redness or laxity, using treatments that promote skin renewal, hydration and collagen production for improved tone and texture.
Getting through the day takes a toll on our skin, and over time it begins to reflect the everyday stressors of our lives. Signs of sun damage and ageing, and concerns such as dullness, acne and discolouration, can appear because of environmental factors, diet, stress and daily habits.
While the body naturally sheds skin cells about once every month to reveal new skin, rejuvenation treatments can help refresh it further. They are non-surgical: most are non-invasive, and a few, such as injectables, RF microneedling and ablative lasers, are mildly invasive.
What your skin is showing
Rejuvenation treatments are typically for superficial skin concerns: pigmentation, rosacea, scarring, acne, dullness and skin laxity. They work at different depths: some refresh the surface, some even out colour and some rebuild collagen beneath it, so the concern you see decides where treatment needs to reach.
Dull, congested skin
Dead skin cells, oil, dirt and dehydration can leave skin looking flat and tired. Surface treatments cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate to refresh it, while injectable skin boosters deliver hydration deeper in the skin.
Uneven tone and pigment
Sun damage, melasma, dark spots, freckles and redness make skin tone look patchy. Non-ablative lasers target the layer beneath the surface, stimulating collagen without damaging the skin surface, so downtime is minimal.
Texture, pores and scarring
Enlarged pores, rough texture, scars and deeper wrinkles need the skin to be resurfaced or its collagen remodelled. Radiofrequency microneedling heats the dermis to about 40–60°C, triggering a wound-healing response that builds new collagen; ablative lasers resurface the outer layers.
Fine lines and early laxity
As collagen production declines, fine lines appear and skin loosens. Heat-based lasers and radiofrequency stimulate new collagen; RF Treatment, for example, warms tissue from within through electrodes applied in a massaging action. Injectables restore hydration, soften movement lines or replace lost volume.
Matched to your skin
Start with a consultation. Our doctors examine your skin and go over the options that address your concerns and goals. These are the treatments we most often match to each concern, alone or combined.
Active acne, rosacea or a changing spot? Mention it, as it may need treating first.
HydraFacial deep-cleans pores, removes impurities such as oil and dirt, and moisturises by delivering nourishing serums, for a refreshed, glowing look.
Skin boosters micro-inject stabilised hyaluronic acid below the surface, delivering deep hydration to improve skin health and function from within.
PicoSure's 755 nm picosecond pulses break up pigment, and its Focus Lens Array stimulates collagen to help refine texture, pores and fine lines.
Radiofrequency delivered through fine needles promotes new collagen and reforms the vessels in the dermis, helping texture, pores, fine lines and redness.
Two laser wavelengths work from the inside out: deep heating stimulates collagen for lifting, and a gentle erbium peel refreshes the surface.
Your treatment journey
Tell the doctor what bothers you most (dullness, tone, texture, lines or firmness), along with your skincare routine, medicines and any upcoming events.
The doctor examines your skin to see which concerns sit on the surface and which lie deeper, and checks for acne, rosacea or pigmentation that need their own plan.
The doctor goes over all the treatment options that can address your concerns and goals, from skin treatments and lasers to radiofrequency or injectables, and the downtime each involves.
Results build over a course of sessions. Protect your skin from the sun, keep up your skincare and return for maintenance as advised.
Safety & expectations
The right treatment depends on what your skin is showing, not on the word ‘rejuvenation’.
Most rejuvenation treatments are non-invasive with little downtime, but ablative lasers need a longer recovery. Tell your doctor about your medicines, skin conditions, recent treatments and upcoming events, and protect your skin from the sun afterwards.
It depends on the treatment, your skin and how well you protect it. HydraFacial is a maintenance treatment that can be repeated every 2–3 weeks. HA skin booster results can last 6 to 9 months with optimal treatment, and Profhilo results generally about a year. Collagen built by lasers and radiofrequency develops over months, and after a Fotona 4D course, maintenance may only be needed once a year. Sun protection and good skincare help results last.
Options at our clinic include HydraFacial, chemical peels, radiofrequency treatments, ablative and non-ablative lasers, and injectables such as skin boosters, anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers. In a chemical peel, a solution applied at light to deep strengths allows new, smoother skin to grow. Your doctor will explain which suit your skin. Some can also be used on the neck, décolletage and the backs of the hands.
Ablative lasers target the outer skin layers, resurfacing the skin to treat deeper wrinkles, sun-damaged skin, warts, scars and other stubborn issues; downtime ranges from 7 days to 2 weeks, depending on your condition and the intensity of treatment, and lighter fractional sessions need less. Non-ablative lasers target the layer underneath the surface, stimulating collagen without damaging the skin surface, and are often used for melasma, dark spots and freckles, with minimal downtime.
Rejuvenation injections improve skin quality or soften signs of ageing from within. Skin boosters micro-inject stabilised hyaluronic acid for deep hydration, and regenerative injectables such as PN and PDRN support skin repair. Dermal fillers restore lost volume, for example to smooth deep under-eye hollows, lift the cheekbones or soften nasolabial folds. Anti-wrinkle injections, a prescription-only treatment, relax the muscles behind frown lines and crow's feet. Your doctor matches the injectable to your concern.
HydraFacial is a treatment that deep-cleans pores and provides nutrients to the skin for an all-over refreshed and glowing appearance. It uses patented technology to cleanse and exfoliate the skin, remove impurities such as oil and dirt, and moisturise by delivering nourishing serums into the skin. It is often a starting point for dull or congested skin.
The cost of skin rejuvenation treatment depends on the treatments in your plan, how many sessions you need and whether treatments are combined, so it varies from person to person. After assessing your skin, our doctors recommend a plan and explain the fees for each part of it before you start. Please contact the clinic for current fees.
It depends on the treatment. HydraFacial has no downtime, and non-ablative lasers and most radiofrequency treatments involve little or minimal downtime. Light fractional resurfacing, such as Micro Laser Resurfacing, may cause 1–3 days of mild redness. Fully ablative lasers can need 7 days to 2 weeks. Injectables may leave temporary redness, swelling or small bruises at the injection sites.
Good skin care is essential at any age, and healthy habits in your 20s and 30s can strengthen and prepare your skin for the effects of ageing. There is no set age for treatment: it depends on what your skin is showing, such as dullness, pigmentation, acne scarring or early laxity, and your doctor will advise whether you need treatment at all.
Doctor-led care
Appointments
Book a consultation and our doctors will examine your skin and go over the skin rejuvenation treatments that suit your concerns and goals.
