DERMATOLOGIST’S ADVICE

Patient Mailbox: How to Get Rid of Marionette Lines Non-Surgically

Hi Dr. Peter, As an advertising director in my mid-40s, looking my best when I meet clients makes me feel confident. But the deep lines at the corner of my mouth seem to have deepened and this bothers me. These marionette lines have worsened over the years, and my mouth seems to be slightly downward-turned. I’m not ready for any surgical procedures, but I’m open to exploring non-invasive options with zero downtime. Could you share some of the best treatments to get rid of marionette lines non-surgically? And are there any anti-aging face creams that can help to soften these marionette lines?

How To Look Good On Zoom Meetings Non-Surgically

Have you wondered why you look so haggard on a Zoom video conference? Ever wished you could look more refreshed non-surgically during virtual meetings? With the recent spike among workplace Covid-19 infections, working from home (WFH) is now a predicament for most of us. We love the convenience of WFH, but sometimes loathe the reflection of ourselves on Zoom. The eye bags, the uneven skin tone, the droopy eyes, and saggy jawlines. If only Zoom had a powerful beauty filter to reset these signs of aging! Worry not. Read on to discover how to look good on Zoom meetings non-surgically.

Patient Mailbox: Youthful Brows with Non-Surgical Brow Lift

Hi Dr. Loo, I am a 46-years old human resource manager. Lately, I noticed that the gap between my eyebrows and eyes has narrowed. I have droopy eyebrows. This makes my eyes look sleepy, hooded, and gives the impression that I’m constantly tired. To lift my brow arch, I spend a considerable amount of time shaving the lower part of my brow. I would then draw a higher line above my brow. This act is unproductive. Now, I am ready to explore a non-surgical brow lift. But I don’t know what are the available treatment options. Could you share with me what are the available procedures for a non-surgical brow lift? How long do the effects of a non-surgical brow lift last? Thank you.

Is There A Cure For Baldness? 5 Must-Know Facts about Hair Loss

Are you noticing clumps of hair on your comb? Perhaps your hairline may have receded? Or there could be a sparse spot on your head? These are early signs that may lead to bald patches on your head. Here’s the burning question most people want to know – is there a cure for baldness? Although aesthetic treatments have made great progress over the years, there is no magic pill that we can pop to grow lush locks on our head. The good news is that hair loss can be managed with the right diagnosis and treatment. And over time, this may lead to a fuller, healthier scalp. So read on as we share the top 5 facts that you should know about hair loss.

Patient Mailbox– Treating Hair Loss with Stem Cells Treatment and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

Hi Dr. Peter, As an oil and gas consultant turning 50 this year, I’ve been experiencing hair loss in the past few months. My hair line is starting to recede, and it’s starting to look more like an M-shaped hairline. The hair at the crown is also thinning. From what I’ve read, I may have male pattern baldness. Some of my friends who sought treatment for androgenic alopecia showed promising results. As such, I would like to find out more about hair fall solutions such as stem cell treatment and platelet rich plasma (PRP). Could you also share how effective are vitamins for hair loss? And do these vitamins help in any way? Thank you.

How Do I Know If I’m Losing My Hair? 4 Signs of Hair Loss

Did you know that hair loss can appear gradually in some instances, or almost immediately after a traumatic event? For male and female pattern hair loss, signs of hair loss can be very subtle. Hair loss happens over many months and even years, way before you start noticing it. Identifying hair loss early is important to arrest the hair fall. While it can be tricky to recognize hair fall during its early stages, here are 4 signs that your hair could be thinning faster than normal.

Patient Mailbox: Treating Hair Loss with Topicals and Medication

Hi Dr. Peter, I am an oil and gas consultant and I turned 50 this year. For the past few months, I’ve noticed that I have been losing a lot of hair! There are clumps of hair left on my comb after a shower. I have an M-shaped hairline and it is starting to recede. The crown of my head looks sparser as the hair loss there is more obvious. This gradual loss of hair is making me worried and uneasy. I’ve tried several hair loss shampoos but it does not seem to address the excessive hair fall. The thought of balding soon makes me depressed. I would like to first start with less aggressive hair loss treatment options such as topicals, shampoos, and medications. Could you advise treatment options along these lines? Can you also enlighten me about other medical hair loss treatment options such as platelet-rich plasma, and stem cell treatment? Thanks.

How To Snag That Korean-Idol Look With Non-Surgical Facial Contouring

Ever wondered how humanly possible that your favourite K-Pop and K-Drama idols look so good? What are the odds that all of them are blessed with sheer good genes? It’s almost impossible to be born so symmetrical and so perfect. The truth is - even these stars need aesthetic help to enhance their facial features. You’ll be amazed at how dermal fillers can help to improve one’s appearance by creating volume strategically. By accentuating the cheeks, restoring volume to the temples, and defining the chin, these tweaks can create a facial canvas that is extremely pleasing. So save your bucks because there is no need to leave the country to get the Hallyu (Korean) look. Armed with realistic expectations, these bladeless procedures will transform a flat face to a 3D face with curves at all the right spots. Read on to find out what non-surgical procedures are used to recontour the face to an ideal state.

Patient Mailbox: Reshaping A Flat Facial Profile Non-Surgically With Fillers

Hi Dr. Peter, I’m a 27 years old flight attendant. I have a flat facial profile which I dislike very much. Apart from deflated looking cheeks from the side view, my temples look flat too. Before I go to work, I spend a lot of time contouring my cheeks with makeup to create an illusion of volume. I like the V-shape look whereby the cheeks are fuller, and the chin is defined. Now that my schedule is not as hectic as before, I am considering non-surgical options to reshape my face. Could you share what non-surgical techniques are used to achieve such a look? Thank you.

4 Dermatologist-Approved Methods to Manage and Prevent Pigmentation

We love Malaysia’s all-year-round sun-kissed weather, don’t we? But the UV rays from the sun can wreak havoc on our skin. Overexposure to the sun is one of the main causes of pigmentation. Throw in other factors like hormonal changes, acne, and hereditary pigmentary issues and you have all the ingredients needed for stubborn, recurring pigmentation. To aggravate matters, slacking on our skincare and aesthetic treatment worsens pigmentation. Ever wondered if there are any dermatologist-approved methods on how to manage and prevent pigmentation? Read on to find out more about how to achieve a spotless complexion.

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