The Aesthetic Studio | Singapore

The Aesthetic Studio | Singapore Aesthetic clinic in SG 🇸🇬 founded by Dr. Jonathan Lee, local injectable mentor and trainer.

We specialise in a range of treatments including skin rejuvenation, acne & scars, regenerative treatments and facial augmentation 🌿 Dr Jonathan Lee is an internationally-trained Aesthetic Doctor and Hand Surgeon with impeccable attention to detail, a deep understanding of the best cosmetic treatments and how to combine them. He is motivated by a passion for enhancing the natural beauty inherent in

every client. As an Aesthetic Doctor in Singapore, Dr Lee specialises in Cosmetic Medicine for the Face, Skin and Body, using only the latest technology to achieve superior yet natural results for every patient. In his practice, he actively combines clinical experience, technical precision, current knowledge and aesthetic refinement to provide consistent, superior, natural, and very pleasing results. Dr Lee’s patient-focused approach places compassionate and transparent communication at the centre of every client relationship. He devotes time to understanding both your physical concerns, and how you are affected by them, with a goal of selecting treatments that successfully address the issue and minimise the insecurities they cause. Dr Lee also specialises in Surgery of the Hand and Reconstructive Microsurgery which requires procedures to be administered with great attention to detail. Dr Lee has found that this experience lends itself perfectly to the fine, sculptural work of Cosmetic Therapies. Ultimately, Aesthetic Medicine is a creative expression for Dr Lee, and he continues to look forward to discovering and researching new treatments, techniques and technology to offer his clients in his rapidly growing clinic.

03/09/2026

Facial changes after GLP-1 weight loss are often described as “Ozempic Face” — but the issue may be more complex than losing facial fat alone 👇

Rapid weight reduction can affect the skin’s supporting framework, influencing collagen organisation, facial structure and overall skin quality. This may help explain why some patients notice hollowing, looser-looking skin or a more fatigued appearance even after successful weight loss.

It is also why correction should not automatically mean replacing every area of lost volume. For selected patients, a staged regenerative approach may be considered to gradually support collagen production and restore structure without creating an overfilled appearance.

The goal is not simply to add volume back.

It is to understand how the face has changed after GLP-1 weight loss and plan treatment around the underlying concern, whether that is facial deflation, skin laxity, reduced support or a combination of all three ⚖️

Glass skin is not created by choosing from a menu of popular treatments ❌It is easy to get caught up comparing skin boos...
01/09/2026

Glass skin is not created by choosing from a menu of popular treatments ❌

It is easy to get caught up comparing skin booster brands, ingredients and the treatment everyone seems to be talking about. But the most popular brand may not address what is actually limiting your skin’s glow.

For one person, it may be dehydration. For another, uneven pigmentation, rough texture or declining collagen support may be playing a greater role.

💡 That is why skin boosters are not interchangeable — and why a skin booster may not always be the entire answer. Sometimes, a different treatment — or a thoughtful combination — may be more appropriate.

The more useful question is not, “Which brand should I choose?”

It is: "What does my skin actually need to improve?"

26/08/2026

Oil control and resurfacing often dominate conversations about enlarged pore treatments.

But when pores become more noticeable with age, there may be another factor worth considering.

As collagen support gradually declines with age, the skin surrounding each pore changes — and this can affect how prominent the pores appear.

In this reel, Dr Koh Li-Wen explains where collagen biostimulators may fit into the treatment of aging-related pores, and why improving the surrounding skin could matter more than you think ✨

Pores often appear more noticeable with age, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they have physically grown.As we grow old...
20/08/2026

Pores often appear more noticeable with age, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they have physically grown.

As we grow older, collagen and elastin naturally decline 🧬 The skin becomes thinner, less firm and less supportive, so the edges surrounding each pore are no longer held as tightly. This can make pores appear wider, deeper or more defined.

It’s an important reminder that collagen loss isn’t only about lines and wrinkles. It also affects the skin’s firmness, resilience, texture and the way pores appear overall.

That’s why treating pores in ageing skin may require a different approach. Beyond managing oil and congestion, treatments such as RF microneedling, fractional lasers and other collagen-stimulating options may help improve the quality and structural support of the surrounding skin ✨

Because when skin quality improves, pores may naturally appear less prominent too.

17/08/2026

Searching for the best treatment for enlarged pores? Here’s the catch: not all pores need the same treatment 👀

✨ Oily and congested? Target excess sebum.
✨ Textural? Focus on collagen renewal.
✨ Linked to laxity? Consider deeper RF stimulation.
✨ Pronounced or scar-related? Stronger resurfacing may be needed.

In this reel, we break down the options by pore concern, pain level and downtime — because choosing an enlarged-pore treatment isn’t about following trends. It’s about matching the treatment to your skin.

Many popular pore-care tips sound convincing. But how many are actually true? 💭In this post, we unpack five common enlar...
13/08/2026

Many popular pore-care tips sound convincing. But how many are actually true? 💭

In this post, we unpack five common enlarged pore myths:

1️⃣ Hot water opens pores and cold water closes them
2️⃣ Enlarged pores are permanently stretched open
3️⃣ DIY remedies can shrink pores
4️⃣ AHAs and BHAs can make pores disappear
5️⃣ Stronger treatments always deliver better results

The truth is often more nuanced. A temporary tightening effect may be mistaken for smaller pores, while dryness, peeling or irritation can create the impression that a treatment is working harder.

Knowing the difference between a short-lived effect and a meaningful improvement can help you make better-informed choices for your skin.

Save this post before trying your next pore “fix”, and share it with someone who still believes one of these myths!

11/08/2026

Can you actually remove your pores? 👀

The short answer: no — and that’s completely normal. Pores are natural openings for hair follicles and sebaceous glands.

However, excess oil, acne-prone skin, ageing, collagen loss and thicker hair follicles can make them appear more prominent (especially around the nose and central face).

The good news? Their appearance can be reduced with the right treatment approach.

🎥 Stay tuned for our next video where Dr. Koh Li-Wen explains the treatment options for enlarged pores and who they may be suitable for.

What we call “enlarged pores” is rarely caused by one factor.🧬 Genetics helps set the baseline by influencing characteri...
07/08/2026

What we call “enlarged pores” is rarely caused by one factor.

🧬 Genetics helps set the baseline by influencing characteristics such as your natural follicle size. Oil production, congestion, acne-related changes, collagen loss and cumulative UV exposure can also make pores appear more prominent.

These influences may shift over time. Oiliness and congestion might play a greater role at one stage, while changes in skin firmness and texture can become more noticeable as the skin ages.

Ultimately, pores are a normal part of healthy skin. The goal isn’t to erase them, but to understand what may be emphasising their appearance — and improve how they look where possible.

👉 Swipe to discover what could be making your pores look larger.

04/08/2026

What happens to the face during GLP-1 weight loss?

For some patients, rapid or significant weight loss can lead to hollowing around the temples and cheeks, deeper under-eye shadows, softer contours and looser-looking skin — changes often described online as Ozempic Face 😱

Because the face may continue evolving while weight loss is ongoing, timing matters. Treating too early may risk overcorrection, while waiting too long may make the changes more complex to address ⏳

In selected patients, Sculptra (or Poly-l-Lactic acid), may be considered as part of a staged approach after GLP-1 weight loss to gradually support collagen production and facial structure.

The goal is not to fill every hollow, but to restore facial support in a balanced, measured and natural-looking way.

Do you really need to follow the PLLA-SCA 5-5-5 massage rule? 🤔If you've been researching Sculptra aftercare, you've pro...
28/07/2026

Do you really need to follow the PLLA-SCA 5-5-5 massage rule? 🤔

If you've been researching Sculptra aftercare, you've probably come across the 5-5-5 rule or 5-5-5 massage recommendation — massaging the treated area for 5 minutes, 5 times a day, for 5 days.

While massage has traditionally been part of post-treatment care, published evidence over the past few years has broadened our understanding of what contributes to consistent outcomes.

Today's conversation isn't just about aftercare. it's also about treatment planning, product preparation, injection technique, and the many factors that come together throughout the treatment journey.

Swipe through to see what the current evidence says 📚✨

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