Radium Medical Aesthetics

08/09/2026

The PSI may be going up.
Your hydration levels don’t have to follow. 👀

Hazy skies, dry air and long hours indoors can leave skin feeling less fresh than usual.

For those looking for a little extra hydration support, Skinboosters may be considered following a doctor’s assessment.

Because Singapore has enough haze already. Your skin doesn’t need to join in. ☁️✨

07/09/2026

Good skin isn’t only about volume. Skin quality matters too.

Over time, changes in collagen, hydration and skin structure can show up as more visible pores, uneven texture and reduced elasticity. These may seem like small details, but together they can affect how smooth, firm and refreshed the skin appears.

That’s why improving skin quality is often less about changing your features, and more about supporting the skin itself — helping it look smoother, more refined and resilient while still looking like you.

The right approach depends on your skin condition, concerns and goals, so treatment should always be tailored after a proper assessment.

Sometimes, the biggest visible difference comes from the subtlest changes.

05/09/2026

04/09/2026

Not every skin concern is about adding volume.

For patients seeking broader skin rejuvenation, ADM may be considered to support the skin’s structural framework and overall skin quality.

Suitability varies and should be assessed by a doctor.

03/09/2026

Lightweight hydration, thoughtfully formulated.

AGELESS Water Essence Gel combines EGF to supports renewal for a refined complexion, Apple + Grape Cell Extracts helps defend and maintain skin vitality, and Allantoin + Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate to help restores calm to delicate, stressed skin.

With Glycerin + Pentylene Glycol providing lasting hydration without heaviness, maintains hydration with a weightless feel.

02/09/2026

When the goal is broader skin rejuvenation, ADM may be considered as part of a treatment plan to support overall skin quality.

Depending on individual needs, it may help support improvements in texture, firmness, elasticity and hydration for a more refined-looking appearance.

Suitability varies and should be assessed by a doctor.

31/08/2026

ADM is designed to preserve the skin’s natural structural framework while removing cellular components.

The remaining extracellular matrix acts as a supportive scaffold for tissue integration and remodelling — helping create an environment for the body’s natural healing processes.

Suitability varies and should be assessed by a doctor.

29/08/2026

Mounjaro is no longer just part of the conversation around diabetes and weight management.

The U.S. FDA has expanded the indication for tirzepatide to reduce the risk of major cardiovascular events in certain adults with type 2 diabetes who are at high cardiovascular risk.

Why does this matter?

Because metabolic health is about far more than the number on the scale. Blood sugar control, visceral fat, blood pressure, cholesterol and cardiovascular risk are deeply interconnected.

This latest development reflects a broader shift in medicine - from simply treating weight to looking at long-term cardiometabolic health and healthy ageing.

Read more on our website about what the new approval means, who it applies to, and why responsible medical weight management should go beyond weight loss alone.

FDA has expanded Mounjaro’s indication to reduce cardiovascular risk in certain adults with type 2 diabetes. Learn what this means for heart and metabolic health.

29/08/2026

The “baby face” aesthetic has been gaining attention in China - fuller cheeks, a shorter-looking face, softer contours and more youthful proportions.

But should every trend on social media become a treatment goal?

Dr Siew Tuck Wah shares why aesthetic treatments should never be about blindly recreating a viral look.
Faces are different. What looks attractive on one person may look unnatural or disproportionate on another. And when treatments are repeatedly layered simply to chase a trend, the result can sometimes be an overfilled, distorted or less natural-looking face.

Social media can be a source of inspiration - but it should not replace proper medical assessment, anatomical understanding and good judgement.

Good aesthetic medicine is not about doing more.
It is about knowing what to treat, how much to treat
- and when to stop.

Watch as Dr Siew discusses the “baby face” trend and why restraint remains one of the most important principles in aesthetics.