Skin Specialists in Singapore General Hospital (SGH)

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SINGAPORE GENERAL HOSPITAL
Address: Outram Road Singapore 169608
Tel: 6222 3322

 Dr. Pang Shiu Ming
Dr. Lee Huar Yueh
Dr T. Thirumoorthy

 Related Terms and Treatments:
Acne, advice on cosmetics, dermatitis, dry skin, psoriasis, rosacea, skin cancer, pigmentation

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Skin Specialists in Singapore
Location: Outram Road, Singapore

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