Dermatologist Singapore Price: How Much Would Seeing a Dermatologist Cost Me?

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Ever wondered how much a visit to a dermatologist actually cost in Singapore?

Find out the prices and fees for a visit to a dermatologist clinic in Singapore below.

Although the numbers and statistics are everywhere on the internet, we have compiled and organised the information accordingly (by clinic) in one place. The pricing information below is based on the published prices from major centres and pricing information available on blogs, forums and the internet.

Here is the list:

 National Skin Centre Charges

The Centre has two categories of patients. Subsidised and Non-Subsidised patients.

Subsidised Patients
NSC is partly funded by the government through an annual grant. Through this grant, specialised dermatological services can be extended to patients who qualify for government subsidy.

To qualify for this subsidy at NSC, you must:
Be a Singaporean or a Permanent Resident of Singapore (holding a Singapore NRIC), and
Be referred to us by subsidised clinics of a public health institution or a polyclinic, or from an SAF medical officer/camp and
Be referred to the team of dermatologists on duty for that day.

Many common skin conditions can be adequately handled by the doctors in the polyclinics at nominal fees. The referral process ensures that patients receive the most appropriate level of treatment by the doctors. The subsidy is only applicable for basic medical care.

Non-Subsidised Patients

Non-Subsidised patients include all foreigners, those referred to a specific consultant, self-referrals and those who are referred to us by a private doctor or private hospital.

Important for ALL patients

If you have been discharged from our care and did not return for any follow-up appointments within the next 24 months of open date validity, your case will be considered closed at our centre. Your next visit after the abovementioned period will be treated as a new visit and first consultation fees will apply. This is to ensure that you will receive proper assessment and treatment from our doctors in light of the lapsed time since your last visit.

Consultation Charges :

Non-Subsidised Rates:
First Consultation
Senior Consultant - $121.00 (Resident), $139.14 (Non Resident)
Consultant - $110.00 (Resident), $126.50 (Non Resident)
Assoc Consultant - $97.00 (Resident), $111.55 (Non Resident)

Follow-up Consultation
Senior Consultant - $90.00 (Resident), $103.50 (Non Resident)
Consultant - $79.00 (Resident), $90.84 (Non Resident)
Assoc Consultant - $68.00 (Resident), $78.20 (Non Resident)

Evening Rates:
​First Consultation​ ​​​
​​Senior Consultant - $131.00 (Resident), $150.65 (Non Resident)
​Consultant ​- $120.00 (Resident), ​$138.00 (Non Resident)
​Assoc Consultant - ​$107.00 (Resident), ​$123.05 (Non Resident)

Express/Saturday Rates​:
​First Consultation​ ​
​Senior Consultant ​- $146.00 (Resident), ​$167.90 (Non Resident)
​Consultant ​- $135.00, ​$155.26 (Resident), (Non Resident)
​Assoc Consultant - ​$122.00 (Resident), ​$140.30 (Non Resident)

​Follow-up Consultation ​ ​
​Senior Consultant - ​$115.00 (Resident), ​$132.25 (Non Resident)
​Consultant - $104.00 (Resident), $119.60 (Non Resident)
​Assoc Consultant -​ $93.00 (Resident), ​$106.96 (Non Resident)

Subsidised Rates:​
Consultation
First Consultation - $36.00 (Singapore Citizen), $54.00 (Singapore PR)
Follow-up Consultation - $34​.00 (Singapore Citizen), $51.00 (Singapore PR)

Please note that:
  • Medication, Treatment and Investigations are charged separately.
  • If you have not visited the clinic in the last 2 years, your next visit will be considered a First Visit and you will be charged at First Consultation rate.
  • If you wish to continue to be treated at the subsidised clinic, you must obtain a fresh referral from the polyclinic or subsidised clinics from a public health institution. Otherwise you will be charged at non-subsidised rates.
  • Medication, Treatment and Investigation charges are subject to change without prior notice.
  • Rates indicated are inclusive of GST
Last updated on 23 Oct 2017

Source: https://www.nsc.com.sg/Patient-Guide/Patient-Information/Pages/Consultation-Fees.aspx


Fractional CO2 Laser Singapore Price

This Day Skin & Laser Surgery service is provided at the National Skin Centre, at a reasonable cost.
The CO2 laser treatment ranges from approximately $160 to $900* per session and the Fractional laser costs approximately $1,300 to $2,000* per session. *Fees are subject to change without prior notice and all costs stated does not include consultations, medications and miscellaneous charges.


Related:

To read reviews on dermatologists in Singapore, check out Reviews on Dermatologists in Singapore

To read reviews on aesthetic clinics in Singapore, check out Best Aesthetic Clinic Singapore Review.

To find aesthetic clinics in Johor, check out Aesthetic Clinic in Johor Bahru.

To find a dermatologist in Johor, check out Dermatologists in Johor

If there are any useful information or useful links that we’ve missed, then please let us know in the comments and we’ll try to add them to the post!
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