Dr. Joshua Chong earned his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery with Honours from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, in 2010. He holds full membership with the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS), both esteemed global certifying bodies in hair restoration surgery. Founding Terra Medical Clinic, he established Singapore’s premier hair restoration-focused clinic, where he exclusively practices hair restoration medicine and surgery.
Dr. Chong specializes in Follicular Unit Excision and Extraction (FUE) surgery, regenerative medicine for hair loss, cosmetic hairline lowering in Asian females, and comprehensive management of hair loss conditions, encompassing lifestyle and nutritional interventions. His expertise has led to invitations to workshops and lectures across regions and internationally, particularly regarding the utilization of Regenera Activa Micrograft Transfer technology for hair loss treatment. Furthermore, he has actively participated in clinical trials exploring innovative hair loss remedies.
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Ira Tokarchuk
a year agoI left this place very disappointed. Before the appointment I sent my details and referral letter to admin and asked to check if this visit is covered by my insurance. They said “yes”. I came to clinic on time and it was during my working hours. Admin started to check all details with my insurance again. As a result, from my 1h consultation I spent 50 min just for waiting!! Admin suggested me to pay full package check which cost $500 for rest 10 min consultation, but they are not sure if i can claim it from my insurance later. I don’t understand why they haven’t sorted all these things before my visit, even when I asked them. And I’m wondering what the quality of consultation for 10min. Waisted time!! However admins were kind and polite, but not helpful at all
Timothy Lee
a year agoThe female Indian security guards are very rude. Totally do not recommend. Worst of all toxic barbarians.
Timothy Teo
3 years agoParking at Pacific Plaza itself a bit tight and limited slots. Not the most convenient to drop off passenger and then park car. Best to park then go up lobby. Check parking rates first to avoid surprises.
Stefano Grasso
4 years agoVery sad they ask to were disposable gloves. It is not necessary helping with Covid-19 but it surely damaging the environment and increasing the costs of the business.
max auto
a year ago