Mohs Surgery Singapore Dr Raymond Kwah - Dermatology Specialists Clinic

Dr Raymond Kwah's Dermatology Specialists Clinic at Paragon represents Singapore's premier destination for Mohs Micrographic Surgery—the gold-standard treatment for certain skin cancers requiring precise removal with maximum tissue preservation. Located at #15-09 Paragon Office Tower (290 Orchard Road), this specialist practice combines Dr Kwah's unique training and extensive experience in this highly specialised surgical technique rarely available outside major cancer centres.

Dr Raymond Kwah brings impeccable credentials to his practice as a Consultant Dermatologist who completed specialised fellowship training in skin cancer management and Mohs Micrographic Surgery at the Royal Victoria Infirmary in the United Kingdom, a premier skin cancer centre. Prior to establishing private practice, Dr Kwah served as a lead surgeon at Singapore National Skin Centre, where he was integral to both the Skin Cancer unit and Dermatology surgery unit, performing Mohs surgery for complex cases requiring this precision technique.

Mohs Micrographic Surgery involves sequential removal and immediate microscopic examination of cancerous tissue layer by layer, allowing the surgeon to verify complete cancer removal while preserving maximum healthy tissue—crucial for skin cancers on cosmetically sensitive areas like the face. Beyond this signature procedure, Dr Kwah provides comprehensive dermatology services including general dermatology consultations, aesthetic dermatology treatments, broader dermatological surgery, and laser procedures addressing various skin conditions.

The skin cancer screening and management specialty encompasses the full diagnostic and treatment spectrum, from identifying suspicious lesions through surgical intervention and post-treatment monitoring. For patients diagnosed with skin cancer requiring Mohs surgery, Dr Kwah's specialised training and years of experience performing this technique provide the expertise necessary for optimal outcomes balancing cancer cure with cosmetic preservation.