Dermatology clinics in Jurong East (2026)

Jurong East has three dermatology options we could verify in October 2026: the Dermatology department at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, the dermatology clinic at Jurong Medical Centre in nearby Jurong West, and Niks Maple West Clinic, a family practice for skin conditions. The two public clinics run on weekdays only. Niks also opens on Saturdays.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Speak to a registered doctor.

Which dermatology clinics in Jurong East did we list?

We listed three clinics that we could verify from their own websites and professional listings: a public hospital dermatology department, a community specialist clinic run within the National University Health System (NUHS), and one private family practice that sees skin conditions. They are shown by distance from Jurong East.

Two are specialist dermatology services: the Dermatology department at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital and the dermatology clinic at Jurong Medical Centre, which share the same head of dermatology. The third, Niks Maple West Clinic, is a family practice clinic for skin conditions and aesthetics, run by a doctor with a diploma in dermatology. It is not a specialist dermatologist clinic.

When are the dermatology clinics near Jurong East open?

Both public clinics open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5.30pm, and close on weekends and public holidays. Niks Maple West Clinic runs weekday morning, afternoon and evening sessions, with no Wednesday evening session, plus two Saturday sessions. It closes on Sunday.

Hours were checked on 28 October 2026 from each clinic’s own website. Session times can change around public holidays and school holidays, so call before you go. None of the three clinics publishes consultation fees on the pages we checked, so prices are on enquiry.

What skin conditions and treatments do the clinics here cover?

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital publishes the fullest list: eczema, psoriasis, urticaria, acne, viral warts and hair loss, treated with phototherapy, steroid injections into the skin, cryotherapy and topical immunotherapy. Its skin surgery covers biopsies, removal of skin lesions and electrocautery.

The skin lesions the hospital lists for removal include skin cancers, benign tumours and warts. Jurong Medical Centre lists dermatology as one of its specialties and shares the same head of dermatology, but the pages we checked did not give a separate list of conditions or procedures for its clinic, so ask the clinic directly if you need a specific treatment.

Niks Maple West Clinic describes itself as a family practice for skin conditions and aesthetics. If you are mainly looking for cosmetic treatments rather than medical skin care, an aesthetic clinic may suit you more. We keep those on a separate page.

Who are the dermatologists at Ng Teng Fong and Jurong Medical Centre?

The hospital’s website lists two dermatologists: Dr Jamie Wee, Head of Division and Senior Consultant at both Ng Teng Fong General Hospital and Jurong Medical Centre, and Dr Janet Dua, Consultant, whose focus includes skin cancer screening and skin surgery.

• Dr Jamie Wee: MBBS (London), MRCP (UK) (Dermatology). Clinical interests in inflammatory and genetic skin diseases.
• Dr Janet Dua: BSc (Hons), MBBS (UK), MRCP (UK) (Dermatology). Completed specialist training in Oxford, with a focus on skin cancer screening and skin surgery.

Doctor lists change, and hospital profile pages are not always updated straight away. Ask the clinic which doctor you are likely to see, and check the doctor on the Singapore Medical Council’s online register if that matters to you.

How is a specialist dermatologist different from a GP with a skin diploma?

A specialist dermatologist has completed specialist training in dermatology, like the doctors at the two public clinics on this page. A GP with a dermatology diploma, such as Dr Ong Fung Chin at Niks Maple West Clinic, is a family doctor with extra training in skin conditions.

Dr Ong holds an MBBS from NUS, a Diploma in Dermatology from King’s College London and a GDMH from NUS, and opened the first Maple Clinic in Tampines in 1994. A family practice can be convenient for common skin complaints, and Niks offers evening and Saturday sessions that the public clinics do not. For complex or long-running conditions, or anything that may need a biopsy, ask your GP whether a specialist referral makes sense.

How do I choose a dermatology clinic near Jurong East?

Start with what you need. For a diagnosed, complex or worsening skin condition, a specialist clinic is the usual route. For a common complaint and flexible hours, a family practice may be enough. Then check opening hours, the doctor’s qualifications, referral rules and fees.

• Specialist or family practice: the two public clinics are specialist services; Niks Maple West Clinic is a family practice with a dermatology-trained doctor.
• Hours: the public clinics are weekday daytime only; Niks has weekday evening sessions (except Wednesday) and Saturday sessions.
• Referral and fees: ask whether you need a referral and how it affects what you pay. Fees are not published on the pages we checked.
• The doctor: ask who you will see and check their registration with the Singapore Medical Council.
• Getting there: we did not verify walking times from Jurong East MRT for this edition, so check the route on a map app before your appointment.

How did we put this list together?

We searched for clinics in or near Jurong East that offer medical dermatology, then checked each one on its own website or a professional body’s listing. We included only what those sources confirm, and left out clinics we could not verify.

Aesthetic and beauty clinics around Jurong East, and general GP clinics without a dermatology focus, are not on this page. Listings are shown by distance and are never ranked, and being listed is not an endorsement. We did not verify MRT walking times or check the doctors on the Singapore Medical Council register for this edition, so please confirm details with each clinic. If you run a dermatology clinic in or near Jurong East and would like to be considered for the next update, contact the editor.

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