Dermatologists at the National University Hospital (NUH) Singapore

Dermatologists at the University Medicine Cluster, National University Hospital (NUH) Singapore



  • Dr Paul Lorenz Bigliardi (Senior Consultant)
  • Dr Aw Chen Wee, Derrick (Consultant)
  • Dr Huma Jaffar (Consultant)
  • Dr Seow Chew Swee (Senior Visiting Consultant)
  • Dr Wong Soon Tee (Visiting Consultant)
  • Dr Lee Sze Min (Resident Physician)
  • Dr Janthorn Pakdeethai (Registrar)
National University Hospital (S) Pte Ltd
5 Lower Kent Ridge Road
Singapore 119074 
Contact details (Main Line): (65) 6779 5555 (24-Hr)                        
Emergency (24 Hrs): (65) 6772 5000   
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Reference:
Skin Specialists in Singapore

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Location: 5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, National University of Singapore, Singapore 119074

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