Dermatology Collective | Dermatology Clinic for Lesions Removal, Eczema, Psoriasis, Dermatitis and Mole Removal - Dermatologist Singapore

391B Orchard Road Ngee Ann City Tower B #13-10/10A Singapore 238874

12 Farrer Park Station Road #05-01 Singapore 217565

391B Orchard Road Ngee Ann City Tower B #13-10/10A Singapore 238874

12 Farrer Park Station Road #05-01 Singapore 217565

Struggling with a skin concern that won’t go away?

It could be an itchy rash, recurring eczema, psoriasis flare-ups, or even a mole or skin growth you’re unsure about. If creams or over-the-counter treatments haven’t helped, it may be time to have it properly assessed.

Chronic skin conditions and skin changes don’t just affect how your skin looks. They can impact your comfort, sleep, and confidence over time.

Dermatology Collective is a Dermatology Clinic in Singapore for Lesion Removal, Eczema, Psoriasis, and Skin Conditions

We provide dermatologist-led care in Singapore for lesion removal and chronic skin conditions, helping you understand what you’re dealing with and what your options may be.

What Skin Concerns
Can We Help With?

Most people don’t come in with a diagnosis; they come in with a concern.

You might be dealing with:

A mole that looks different or has changed
A skin tag, cyst, or lump under the skin
Dry, itchy skin that keeps flaring up
Red or inflamed patches that don’t settle
Thickened or scaly skin
A growth that becomes irritated or uncomfortable

Some of these are harmless. Some may need closer evaluation.

When Should You Get It Checked?

You don’t have to wait until something becomes severe.

It may be helpful to come in if:

A mole or growth looks different
A rash keeps coming back
Your skin is persistently itchy or inflamed
A lump or lesion is changing
You’re unsure what something is

LesionRemoval

Skin Tag, Cyst, Mole, and Lipoma

Not sure if a skin growth needs to be removed?

Many skin lesions, such as skin tags, cysts, lipomas, and moles, are benign. But some may need to be assessed more closely, especially if they change over time.

Get a lesion checked when…

It is increasing in size
It looks different from other spots
It becomes painful, irritated, or inflamed
It catches on clothing or bleeds
You’re unsure what it is

What happens next?

Your dermatologist will:

Examine the lesion Discuss what it may be Advise whether monitoring or removal is appropriate

If removal is recommended, it will be explained clearly before proceeding.

Eczema, Dermatitis, and Psoriasis Treatment

When your skin keeps flaring up

Conditions like eczema, dermatitis, and psoriasis can come and go, sometimes improving, then returning without warning.

They don’t just affect your skin. They can affect sleep, comfort, and daily life.

What symptoms might you be experiencing?

Persistent itching
Red or inflamed patches
Dry, sensitive skin
Thickened or scaly areas
Skin that cracks or becomes irritated

Why do these conditions keep coming back?

Skin sensitivity
Environmental triggers
Inflammation
Individual skin responses

Why do these conditions keep coming back?

Topical treatments
Oral medications
Trigger management
Other targeted options when needed

MinorSkin Procedures

Some concerns may benefit from simple in-clinic procedures.

These may include:

Intralesional injections (e.g. for keloids and raised scars)
Cryotherapy (e.g. for warts and certain lesions)
Paring of corns and calluses

These are typically done after proper assessment and tailored to your condition.

How Do We Decide
What’s Right for You?

Your dermatologist will consider:

What the condition is
Whether it is changing
Your symptoms and concerns
What you’ve already tried

From there, you’ll be guided through what may or may not help.

What Happens During Your Consultation?

Most visits are straightforward:

You share what you’ve noticed
Your skin is examined
Possible causes are discussed
A plan is recommended
Treatment (if needed) or monitoring is arranged

Our Doctors

When it comes to removing a skin lesion or treating a nail condition, it’s not just about the procedure. It’s about understanding what it is first, and whether anything needs to be done at all.

At Dermatology Collective, your care is guided by consultant dermatologists who take the time to assess each concern carefully and walk you through your options.

“ Your skincare treatment is unique, and will holistically address your needs. Through communication, we hope to help you achieve what your skin requires. ”

Dr Kok Wai Leong

MBBS (S’pore), GDIP (Occ Med), FAMS (Dermatology)

“Your skincare treatment is unique and will holistically address your needs. Through communication, we hope to help you achieve what your skin requires.”

He sees both adults and children and is involved in areas such as skin surgery, laser treatments, and the management of complex skin conditions.

Patients who come in for concerns like cysts, lipomas, mole checks, or minor skin procedures are usually guided through a step-by-step approach, starting with understanding the nature of the lesion before discussing whether removal is appropriate.

Dr Kok has previously served as a visiting consultant at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore National Skin Centre, and Singapore General Hospital. He is also actively involved in the dermatology community through his roles in the Chapter of Dermatologists and the Dermatological Society of Singapore.

In addition to clinical work, he contributes to research and medical education, with publications, conference presentations, and teaching roles at NUS and NTU.

Dr Kong Yan Ling

MBBS (Singapore), PG Dip (UK), FAMS (Dermatology)

Dr Kong Yan Ling is an MOH-accredited consultant dermatologist with experience in general, paediatric, and surgical dermatology.

She is often consulted for concerns such as skin growths, moles, nail conditions, and lesions that may need further evaluation or treatment.

Dr Kong graduated from the National University of Singapore and was on the dean’s list. She later topped the national dermatology exit examination and completed further postgraduate training at Cardiff University.

Her clinical experience includes roles at the National Skin Centre and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, where she also contributed as a clinical tutor and held leadership responsibilities.

She has a strong interest in dermatology research, particularly in paediatric skin conditions, and has contributed to publications and textbooks in the field.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all skin growths need to be removed?

No, many are benign and can be monitored.

What is the difference between eczema and psoriasis?

They are different conditions with different causes and patterns, although both can cause inflamed skin.

Can I see a dermatologist without a referral?

You can usually book directly with a private dermatology clinic.

Are minor procedures done on the same day?

This depends on the condition and what is discussed during your consultation.

Can children be seen for skin conditions?

Yes, dermatologists assess both adult and paediatric patients.

At Dermatology Collective, we believe your skin needs are unique.

We’re more than a clinic; we’re a partnership. Together, it is our collective responsibility, where decisions are shared. We will listen to you, support you, and help you feel confident in your skin—because your skin health journey matters to us as much as it matters to you.

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