The 15 ranked clinics
| # | Clinic | Published information |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Allure Plastic Surgery | Stitch and incisional approaches, with published starting prices. |
| 2 | SW1 Plastic Surgery | Suture and incisional surgery, crease planning and recovery guidance. |
| 3 | Polaris Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery | Double eyelid creation with technique selection and aftercare information. |
| 4 | Dr Leo Aesthetic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery | Suture and incision options with guidance on eyelid anatomy. |
| 5 | AZATACA Plastic Surgery | Double eyelid creation within a wider range of eyelid procedures. |
| 6 | Dream Plastic Surgery | Suture and incisional options, with consultation and recovery information. |
| 7 | MH Plastic Surgery | Suture-based crease creation and discussion of crease design. |
| 8 | Colin Tham Plastic Surgery | Technique comparison, crease design, risks and follow-up guidance. |
| 9 | Sweng Plastic Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery | Separate listings for suture and incisional double eyelid surgery. |
| 10 | The Plastic Surgery Practice | Anatomy-based planning and explanation of the surgical journey. |
| 11 | Shens Clinic | Suture-based double eyelid creation and incisional upper-eyelid surgery. |
| 12 | Woffles Wu Aesthetic Surgery & Laser Centre | Stitching-based crease creation with discussion of its limitations. |
| 13 | WC Ong Plastic Reconstructive Surgery | Upper-eyelid crease creation within broader blepharoplasty information. |
| 14 | Leslie Kuek Plastic Surgery | Stitch and open approaches listed for double eyelid creation. |
| 15 | Dr Marco Faria-Correa Plastic Surgery | Overview of suture, partial-incision and incisional approaches. |
Clinic reviews
1. Allure Plastic Surgery
Allure Plastic Surgery’s double eyelid page names Dr Samuel Ho and describes both stitch and incisional approaches. It explains how the procedure creates or adjusts an upper-eyelid crease and includes starting prices for the two methods. The consultation covers facial anatomy and the change the patient is seeking.
Before booking: Ask why the proposed method suits your eyelids and what the starting price excludes.
Sources: Double Eyelid Surgery in Singapore
2. SW1 Plastic Surgery
SW1 Plastic Surgery names Dr Tan Ying Chien and Dr Wu Yijun on its double eyelid surgery page. Its guide compares suture and incisional techniques, with attention to skin thickness, excess skin or fat, crease height and symmetry. It also explains that a stitched crease can loosen over time.
Before booking: Discuss crease shape, possible loosening and how follow-up or revision would be managed.
Sources: Double Eyelid Surgery
3. Polaris Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Polaris Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery lists Dr Adrian Ooi and Dr Pek Chiong Han. Its double eyelid creation guide compares suture and incisional methods and explains how excess skin and fat affect suitability. It discusses recovery, aftercare and the possibility that a suture-created fold may become less distinct.
Before booking: Ask how your eyelid anatomy affects the plan and who to contact about postoperative concerns.
Sources: Double Eyelid Creation
4. Dr Leo Aesthetic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Dr Leo Kah Woon’s practice publishes a double eyelid surgery guide covering suture and incisional approaches. The guide discusses why thinner lids with little excess skin may be considered differently from heavier lids. Its wider eyelid information distinguishes crease creation from other procedures, including ptosis correction.
Before booking: Clarify whether the concern is the crease, excess skin, a low eyelid position or a combination.
Sources: Double Eyelid Surgery · Eyelid Surgery
5. AZATACA Plastic Surgery
AZATACA Plastic Surgery lists double eyelid creation among its eye procedures, alongside excess eyelid skin treatment, ptosis surgery and epicanthoplasty. The practice names plastic surgeons Dr Christopher Chui, Dr Mohamed Zulfikar Rasheed and Dr Terence Goh. Its published overview helps distinguish several concerns that may require different operations.
Before booking: Confirm the operating surgeon, the exact procedure proposed and why any additional procedure is needed.
Sources: Eyes · About AZATACA
6. Dream Plastic Surgery
Dream Plastic Surgery’s double eyelid guide describes suture and incisional approaches, including its named Dual Burial Method. Its surgeon profile identifies A/Prof Vincent Yeow and lists double eyelid creation among his procedures. The treatment guide discusses crease concerns, surgical planning and postoperative care.
Before booking: Ask which technique is recommended for your anatomy and what review appointments and fees are included.
Sources: Double Eyelid Surgery · A/Prof Vincent Yeow
7. MH Plastic Surgery
MH Plastic Surgery’s page on suture-based double eyelid surgery names Dr Martin Huang. It describes planning the crease with the patient and considers crease height, symmetry and previous eyelid surgery. This information provides a starting point for discussing expectations and whether a suture method is appropriate.
Before booking: Ask how excess skin, an existing crease or previous surgery changes the options and revision plan.
Sources: Scarless Double Eyelid Surgery · About Dr Martin Huang
8. Colin Tham Plastic Surgery
Dr Colin Tham’s practice publishes a double eyelid surgery guide comparing suture and incisional methods. It discusses crease design, suitability, risks and follow-up, including the possibility of asymmetry or a crease loosening. The guide makes clear that results depend on anatomy and that perfect symmetry cannot be guaranteed.
Before booking: Discuss realistic crease height and symmetry, recovery expectations and the policy for a result needing adjustment.
Sources: Double Eyelid Surgery
9. Sweng Plastic Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery
Sweng Plastic Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery names Dr Ng Siew Weng as its consultant plastic surgeon. Its procedure listings include both suture, or non-incisional, blepharoplasty and incisional double eyelid surgery. The clinic describes consultation as an opportunity to discuss treatment options and their advantages and limitations.
Before booking: Ask which method is suitable, how the crease will be planned and what postoperative care is provided.
Sources: Clinic and surgeon information · Procedure listings
10. The Plastic Surgery Practice
The Plastic Surgery Practice is led by Dr Andrew Tay. Its double eyelid surgery guide describes assessment of skin, fat, natural eye shape and medical history before discussing crease design and surgical options. It also covers follow-up and the time needed for the final crease to settle.
Before booking: Discuss the expected stages of recovery and how your preferred crease relates to your existing anatomy.
Sources: Blepharoplasty (Double Eyelid Surgery) · Our Doctor
11. Shens Clinic
Shens Clinic’s double eyelid information names Dr Shenthilkumar Naidu and describes its Triple Suture Technique. The page discusses suitability where there is limited excess eyelid skin or fat, consultation and aftercare. The practice also publishes separate information on incisional upper blepharoplasty.
Before booking: Ask whether stitching or an incisional approach fits your eyelids and what follow-up or revision arrangements apply.
Sources: Korean Scarless Double Eyelid Surgery · Incisional Upper Blepharoplasty
12. Woffles Wu Aesthetic Surgery & Laser Centre
Dr Woffles Wu’s practice publishes a double eyelid surgery page describing a modified stitching approach. It also explains that substantial excess skin or fat can make stitching unsuitable, with an open approach discussed as an alternative. This distinction is useful when comparing procedure names with individual suitability.
Before booking: Confirm whether the described stitching approach is suitable and how the plan changes if skin removal is needed.
Sources: Double Eyelid Surgery Singapore
13. WC Ong Plastic Reconstructive Surgery
WC Ong Plastic Reconstructive Surgery names Dr Ong Wei Chen. Its eyelid surgery page discusses upper and lower blepharoplasty, including creation of an upper-eyelid crease and management of excess skin or fat. Because the page covers several eyelid concerns, the exact operation should be clarified during consultation.
Before booking: Ask which part of the proposed operation creates the crease and which addresses a separate concern.
Sources: Eyelid Surgery
14. Leslie Kuek Plastic Surgery
Dr Leslie Kuek’s eyelid and eyebag page includes a dedicated double eyelid surgery section. It lists stitch and open blepharoplasty options and discusses crease creation in relation to the natural eye contour. Other sections address ageing eyelids, eye bags and brow position as separate treatment concerns.
Before booking: Confirm the proposed crease design and whether any skin, fat or brow procedure is being recommended separately.
Sources: Eyelid and Eyebag Treatments
15. Dr Marco Faria-Correa Plastic Surgery
Dr Marco Faria-Correa’s practice publishes a double eyelid surgery guide covering suture, partial-incision and incisional approaches. It describes planning, anaesthesia, wound care and follow-up. The guide offers a framework for discussing how procedure choice and recovery vary with the amount of eyelid adjustment required.
Before booking: Confirm which approaches are offered for your case, where surgery takes place and the full cost of care.
Sources: Double Eyelid Surgery: What You Need to Know
How this list is selected
The clinics were selected because their public information identifies a Singapore plastic surgery practice, a named plastic surgeon and double eyelid surgery services. The comparison considers the clarity of published information about techniques, suitability, practitioner background, risks, aftercare and prices. It is a selected comparison, not an exhaustive directory of every eligible clinic.
The order reflects editorial judgement about the information available to a reader considering consultation. It does not establish that one clinic is safer or achieves better clinical outcomes than another. No numerical scoring formula or independently audited comparison of patient outcomes is used. Missing public information is a limitation, not evidence that a service is unavailable or unsafe. Read our Editorial, Ranking and Funding Policy.
Published treatment prices
Allure Plastic Surgery’s double eyelid surgery page lists stitch surgery from S$2,888 and incisional surgery from S$4,500. These are advertised starting prices checked on 10 October 2026, not an individual quotation. Confirm whether GST, consultation, anaesthesia, facility fees, medication and follow-up are included.
A comparable all-inclusive price was not established for every clinic in this review. Ask for a written quotation identifying the procedure, operating surgeon, anaesthesia, surgical facility, postoperative visits and any separate revision charges. A starting price is not a like-for-like cost comparison or a measure of quality.
Suitability and risks
Monolids and double eyelids are normal anatomical variations. Surgery to create a crease is a personal choice. Assessment should consider skin and fat, crease preferences, existing asymmetry, eyelid position, dry eyes and previous surgery. A low eyelid position or excess skin may require a different assessment from crease creation alone.
Suture methods are still surgery and the crease can weaken or disappear. Incisional methods also carry risks and do not guarantee a particular appearance. Possible complications include bleeding, scarring, asymmetry, changes in eyelid position, dry-eye symptoms and difficulty closing the eyes. Further surgery may be needed. Recovery and final crease appearance vary between patients. Source: American Academy of Ophthalmology EyeWiki, Asian Blepharoplasty (Double Eyelid Procedure).
Funding and corrections
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Sources and limitations
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Sources are identified by title beside each entry. Clinic and practitioner details are based primarily on the practices’ own published information. These sources do not independently establish surgical quality, complication rates or comparative results. This review did not audit patient outcomes or verify every qualification against a professional register. Confirm current services, the operating surgeon, suitability and fees directly before booking.
Source review: 10 October 2026.
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