The 20 ranked clinics
10 plastic surgery clinics — assessment for excess upper-eyelid skin, ptosis or related surgical concerns.
| # | Clinic | Published information |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Allure Plastic Surgery | Ptosis assessment and surgical correction. |
| 2 | Polaris Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery | Ptosis surgery and distinction between muscle drooping and excess skin. |
| 3 | Dr Leo Aesthetic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery | Cause-based ptosis assessment and surgery planning. |
| 4 | Sweng Plastic Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery | Ptosis correction and upper blepharoplasty information. |
| 5 | Dream Plastic Surgery | Droopy-eyelid correction with suture and incisional options. |
| 6 | MH Plastic Surgery | Repair of the upper-eyelid lifting mechanism. |
| 7 | Colin Tham Plastic Surgery | Ptosis correction, visual function and eyelid positioning. |
| 8 | Shens Clinic | Incisional upper blepharoplasty for excess upper-eyelid tissue. |
| 9 | WC Ong Plastic Reconstructive Surgery | Upper-eyelid surgery addressing excess skin and fat. |
| 10 | Leslie Kuek Plastic Surgery | Ageing-eyelid surgery with consideration of brow position. |
10 aesthetic clinics — assessment of mild skin laxity or brow-related hooding. Inclusion does not mean that an aesthetic treatment repairs the eyelid’s lifting mechanism.
| # | Clinic | Published information |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Clifford Clinic | Thermage FLX Eyes for eyelid skin laxity. |
| 2 | Mizu Aesthetic Clinic | Non-surgical options for mild eyelid sagging. |
| 3 | Kowayo Aesthetic Clinic | Dedicated Thermage Eye and droopy-eyelid information. |
| 4 | The Skin Longevity Clinic | XERF assessment for mild hooding and brow-related heaviness. |
| 5 | SW1 Clinic | Thermatight Eyes for hooding and eyelid skin laxity. |
| 6 | LUX Aesthetic Clinic | Thermage Eye treatment within its skin-tightening services. |
| 7 | IYAC Aesthetic Clinic | RF Eye Lift with explicit limits compared with surgery. |
| 8 | AEON Medical and Aesthetic Centre | Radiofrequency treatment for mild upper-eyelid skin laxity. |
| 9 | Cutis Medical Laser Clinics | Assessment of brow-related heaviness and eyelid skin texture. |
| 10 | SL Aesthetic Clinic | SmoothEye Pro laser information covering upper-eyelid skin. |
Plastic surgery clinic reviews
1. Allure Plastic Surgery
Allure Plastic Surgery publishes a dedicated ptosis correction guide naming Dr Samuel Ho. It describes assessment of the cause and severity of upper-eyelid drooping and explains that treatment depends on the underlying problem. Its information covers eyelid measurements, surgical correction and postoperative care.
Before booking: Ask whether the drooping comes from the lifting mechanism, excess skin or both, and how this affects the operation.
Sources: Ptosis Surgery in Singapore – Droopy Eyelid Surgery
2. Polaris Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Polaris Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery publishes ptosis and droopy-eyelid guides covering eyelid measurements, levator function and possible surgical approaches. It distinguishes ptosis correction from removal of excess eyelid skin. The information also discusses undercorrection, overcorrection and the possibility of further treatment.
Before booking: Clarify which structures need correction and request an itemised quotation, including anaesthesia, facility fees and reviews.
Sources: Ptosis Surgery Singapore – Droopy Eyelids Correction · Droopy Eyelid Treatment: Surgical and Non-Surgical Options
3. Dr Leo Aesthetic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Dr Leo Kah Woon’s practice publishes a ptosis surgery guide describing assessment of eyelid drooping, its effect on vision and the function of the eyelid muscles. The practice’s surgical information explains that the approach is tailored to the severity and cause of the problem.
Before booking: Discuss eyelid and brow position, visual symptoms, expected symmetry and how postoperative concerns would be reviewed.
Sources: Ptosis Surgery in Singapore (Droopy Eyelid Surgery)
4. Sweng Plastic Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery
Dr Ng Siew Weng’s practice distinguishes true ptosis, involving the eyelid’s lifting mechanism, from excess upper-eyelid skin. Its guides explain that these can occur together and describe assessment of eyelid position and lifting function. Upper blepharoplasty and ptosis correction are discussed separately.
Before booking: Ask whether skin removal alone is sufficient or whether the eyelid’s lifting mechanism also needs correction.
Sources: Droopy & Sagging Eyelid Surgery – Ptosis Correction · Upper Eyelid Surgery – Upper Blepharoplasty
5. Dream Plastic Surgery
Dream Plastic Surgery publishes a droopy-eyelid correction guide comparing suture-based and incisional surgical approaches. Its profile of A/Prof Vincent Yeow lists ptosis correction among his procedures. The information provides a basis for discussing how the severity of drooping affects the treatment plan.
Before booking: Confirm the operating surgeon, why a particular approach is recommended and which follow-up visits are included.
Sources: Ptosis Correction Surgery · A/Prof Vincent Yeow
6. MH Plastic Surgery
MH Plastic Surgery’s ptosis repair page describes drooping caused by changes in the structures that open the upper eyelid. It explains the role of surgical repair and identifies Dr Martin Huang’s work in upper-eyelid surgery. The page emphasises careful planning of the correction.
Before booking: Discuss the intended lid height, remaining asymmetry, eye closure and how an adjustment would be handled.
Sources: Ptosis Repair (Correction of Droopy Eyelids)
7. Colin Tham Plastic Surgery
Dr Colin Tham’s practice publishes a dedicated ptosis surgery guide. It describes assessment of the cause and severity of drooping before adjusting the structures responsible for eyelid elevation. Its wider eyelid guidance distinguishes ptosis repair from upper blepharoplasty for excess skin.
Before booking: Ask which procedure addresses your diagnosis and what improvement in function and appearance is realistic.
Sources: Ptosis Surgery (Droopy Eyelid Correction) · Double Eyelid Surgery
8. Shens Clinic
Shens Clinic’s incisional upper blepharoplasty page describes removal of excess upper-eyelid skin and fat. It covers consultation, medical history, suitability and recovery. Its separate explanation of blepharoplasty and ptosis repair helps distinguish excess skin from a problem with the eyelid’s lifting muscle.
Before booking: Clarify whether the proposed procedure removes excess skin, repairs ptosis or combines separate operations.
Sources: Incisional Upper Blepharoplasty · What Is the Difference Between Blepharoplasty and Ptosis Repair?
9. WC Ong Plastic Reconstructive Surgery
WC Ong Plastic Reconstructive Surgery’s eyelid guide describes blepharoplasty to remove excess skin and fat from the upper or lower eyelids. It discusses consultation, wound care and follow-up. Readers seeking treatment for a low upper-lid margin should clarify whether a separate ptosis assessment is needed.
Before booking: Ask whether your concern is skin hooding or true ptosis and which operation is being quoted.
Sources: Eyelid Surgery
10. Leslie Kuek Plastic Surgery
Dr Leslie Kuek’s eyelid and eyebag page describes blepharoplasty for sagging skin and prominent fat around the eyelids. It also discusses brow lifting where sagging eyebrows contribute to the appearance. This provides a starting point for assessing upper-eyelid hooding in the context of the wider brow area.
Before booking: Discuss how much of the heaviness comes from the brow, eyelid skin or lid position before choosing surgery.
Sources: Eyelid and Eyebag Treatments
Aesthetic clinic reviews
1. The Clifford Clinic
The Clifford Clinic publishes a Thermage FLX Eyes page describing radiofrequency treatment for lax skin around the eyes and upper-eyelid hooding. Its information also discusses other eye-area treatments. The relevant consultation is whether skin tightening can meaningfully address the individual concern.
Before booking: Ask whether the issue is skin laxity or ptosis, what improvement is realistic and how the eyes are protected.
Sources: Thermage FLX Eyes: Non-surgical Eyelid Lift in Singapore
2. Mizu Aesthetic Clinic
Mizu Aesthetic Clinic’s droopy-eyelid page describes non-surgical options, including Thermage Eye, for mild to moderate eyelid sagging. These options are presented as approaches to skin laxity and the appearance of the eye area. A clinical assessment should distinguish those concerns from a low eyelid margin.
Before booking: Ask which tissue the proposed treatment targets and when the doctor would recommend an eye or surgical specialist.
Sources: Droopy Eyelid Treatment Singapore: Non-Surgical Options
3. Kowayo Aesthetic Clinic
Kowayo Aesthetic Clinic publishes a Thermage Eye guide covering skin tightening around the upper and lower eyelids. Its droopy-eyelid page discusses selection according to the degree of sagging and individual anatomy. The proposed benefit should be assessed in relation to skin laxity rather than assumed to correct every cause of drooping.
Before booking: Clarify whether treatment is directed at the eyelid skin or brow and what outcome would justify repeat sessions.
Sources: Thermage Eye · Droopy Eyelid Treatment
4. The Skin Longevity Clinic
The Skin Longevity Clinic publishes a XERF eye-treatment guide by Dr Rachel Ho covering mild skin laxity, brow heaviness and the wider eye area. It distinguishes these concerns from a low eyelid margin or vision-related drooping, which require separate assessment. The guide explains how treatment planning depends on the cause of the heaviness.
Before booking: Ask which area will be treated, what improvement is realistic and whether a surgical or eye-specialist assessment is more appropriate.
Sources: XERF Eye Treatment: Why the Small Tip Matters for Droopy Eyelids and Periorbital Ageing
5. SW1 Clinic
SW1 Clinic’s Thermatight Eyes guide focuses on skin laxity in the upper and lower eyelids. It distinguishes skin laxity from brow descent and describes the use of ocular shields during treatment. This entry concerns the clinic’s aesthetic service rather than its separate plastic surgery service.
Before booking: Discuss whether skin tightening is sufficient and how brow position or excess skin may limit the result.
Sources: Thermatight Eyes
6. LUX Aesthetic Clinic
LUX Aesthetic Clinic’s Thermage page includes a section on upper-eyelid sagging and Thermage Eye treatment. Its wider guide discusses treatment for mild to moderate skin laxity. Consultation should establish whether the concern is appropriate for a skin-tightening procedure and which area will be treated.
Before booking: Confirm that the quotation covers the eye area and discuss eye protection, expected benefit and follow-up.
Sources: Thermage Singapore: Non-Surgical Skin Tightening Treatment
7. IYAC Aesthetic Clinic
IYAC Aesthetic Clinic’s RF Eye Lift page describes treatment for early eyelid skin laxity and crepey texture. It explicitly states that the treatment cannot remove excess skin or fat and does not replace eyelid surgery. This makes the expected scope of a non-surgical consultation clearer.
Before booking: Ask whether the amount of excess skin makes a surgical assessment more appropriate than repeated tightening treatments.
Sources: RF Eye Lift
8. AEON Medical and Aesthetic Centre
AEON Medical and Aesthetic Centre’s eye-treatment page names Dr Jeslin Wong and describes radiofrequency skin tightening for the upper eyelid. It specifically discusses mild skin laxity and hooding. Its other eye-area treatments address different concerns, such as skin texture and hydration.
Before booking: Clarify which treatment addresses upper-eyelid hooding specifically and which proposed additions address separate concerns.
Sources: Eye Rejuvenation Treatments in Singapore
9. Cutis Medical Laser Clinics
Cutis Medical Laser Clinics publishes a guide distinguishing surface skin concerns from brow-related heaviness around the eyes. It discusses non-surgical brow lifting and skin-quality treatments as different approaches. A consultation should identify whether brow position, skin laxity or a separate eyelid condition is responsible.
Before booking: Ask whether the plan treats the brow or the eyelid skin and how true ptosis is excluded.
Sources: Why the Eye Area Shows Aging First and What Non-Surgical Treatments Can Do About It
10. SL Aesthetic Clinic
SL Aesthetic Clinic’s SmoothEye Pro page describes laser treatment around the eyes, including the upper eyelid. It lists loose eye-area skin among the concerns addressed and explains the use of corneal shields. The page also identifies severe excess skin as a reason the treatment may be unsuitable.
Before booking: Confirm suitability for the upper eyelid, the likely number of sessions and the total treatment-course cost.
Sources: SmoothEye Pro Non-Surgical Laser Eye Bag Removal
How this list is selected
This is a selected comparison, not an exhaustive directory. The surgical list comprises Singapore plastic surgery practices with published upper-eyelid surgery or ptosis information. The aesthetic list comprises clinics with published information about eyelid skin laxity, eye-area tightening or brow-related hooding. We consider the relevance and clarity of service information, practitioner details, suitability, limitations, aftercare and prices.
Positions reflect editorial judgement about the information available to someone considering a consultation. The two groups are not ranked against each other. No numerical scoring formula or independently audited comparison of patient outcomes is used. Missing information is a limitation, not evidence that a clinic is unsafe or a service is unavailable. Read our Editorial, Ranking and Funding Policy.
Published treatment prices
SL Aesthetic Clinic lists SmoothEye Pro from S$1,250 per session. This is an advertised starting price, not an individual quotation or a comparison of total treatment costs. Source: SmoothEye Pro Non-Surgical Laser Eye Bag Removal, checked 10 October 2026.
Confirm current fees, GST where applicable, consultation, eye protection, review appointments and the number of sessions. For surgery, request a written quotation covering the precise operation, surgeon, anaesthesia, facility, medication, follow-up and possible revision charges. Comparable all-inclusive surgical quotations were not established for this review.
Suitability and risks
A low eyelid margin needs assessment of the lifting mechanism and possible medical causes. Removing skin and tightening skin are different from ptosis repair. Non-surgical skin treatments should not be presented as a substitute for assessment of true ptosis, significant excess skin or visual obstruction. A plastic surgeon or an ophthalmologist with eyelid expertise can assess these concerns.
Surgery may involve bruising, swelling, scarring, asymmetry, dry-eye symptoms, incomplete closure or undercorrection or overcorrection. Further treatment may be needed. Eye-area radiofrequency treatment can cause heat-related tissue injury. Discuss the exact device, treatment area, eye protection and the clinician’s experience. Results and recovery vary.
Seek urgent medical assessment for sudden eyelid drooping, particularly with double vision, a severe headache or other new neurological symptoms. Sources: Singapore National Eye Centre, Upper Eyelid Drooping (Ptosis); American Academy of Ophthalmology, Headache; Polaris, Ptosis Surgery; The Skin Longevity Clinic, XERF Eye Treatment: Why the Small Tip Matters for Droopy Eyelids and Periorbital Ageing.
Funding and corrections
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Sources and limitations
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Sources are identified by title beside each entry. Clinic details primarily reflect the practices’ own published information and do not independently establish treatment quality, complication rates or comparative outcomes. We did not audit patient results or verify every qualification against a professional register. Confirm current services, the treating clinician, suitability and fees directly before booking.
The aesthetic entries describe services for skin or brow concerns. Some clinic marketing uses “droopy eyelid” broadly; this does not establish that the treatment corrects true ptosis. This page distinguishes those concerns so that readers can seek an appropriate assessment.
Source review: 10 October 2026.
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