Best Hair Loss & Transplant Clinics in Singapore

Hair-loss clinics in Singapore range from medical therapy and scalp treatments to FUE hair-transplant surgery. The keys are a doctor-led diagnosis of the cause, realistic expectations and natural-looking results. Here are clinics we rate.

How we chose

This is an editorial shortlist, not paid placement. We prioritise providers accredited by Singapore’s Ministry of Health (MOH) and listed on the Specialist Register where applicable, with relevant experience, genuine patient feedback and transparency about who treats you. We don’t publish a clinic’s rating or price unless we can verify it from a reliable source.

At a glance

Clinic	Lead doctor	Known for	Area
Terra Medical	Dr Samuel Lee	FUE & AMT hair restoration	Orchard
The Clifford Clinic	Doctor-led team	ARTAS robotic hair transplant	—
Dr Tyng Tan Aesthetics & Hair Clinic	Dr Tyng Tan	Hair restoration, natural results	Orchard
IDS Clinic	Dr SK Tan	FUE hair transplant	—
DR SCALP	Doctor-led team	AI-driven scalp care	—

The clinics, in detail

1. Terra Medical

At Scotts Medical Centre, led by Dr Samuel Lee, providing doctor-led treatment for hair loss, thinning and scalp conditions using FUE and Autologous Micrograft Transfer (AMT). Official site. Source.

2. The Clifford Clinic

An early adopter of the ARTAS robotic hair-transplant system in Singapore, offering FUE and other hair-restoration treatments alongside general aesthetic services. Official site. Source.

3. Dr Tyng Tan Aesthetics & Hair Clinic

On Orchard Road, led by Dr Tyng Tan, offering hair restoration with personalised, minimally invasive approaches aimed at natural-looking results. Official site. Source.

4. IDS Clinic

IDS Clinic’s Dr SK Tan has over 40 years of clinical experience, specialising in FUE hair-transplant procedures. Official site. Source.

5. DR SCALP

At Raffles City, DR SCALP combines technology with holistic scalp and hair care to provide customised treatment plans. Source.

Prices and patient ratings are being independently verified and will be added as we confirm them. This guide is general information, not medical advice — always confirm a provider’s MOH accreditation and current fees directly.

Treatment & cost guides

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• PRP for hair loss: does it work?
• Female hair loss treatment in Singapore

What a hair-loss clinic treats and when to seek help

Hair-loss clinics assess and manage thinning hair, receding hairlines, patchy loss and scalp conditions in both men and women. Causes range from male and female pattern hair loss to stress, nutritional deficiency, thyroid problems, scalp inflammation and certain medications. It is worth seeking a doctor-led assessment early if you notice rapid shedding, widening parting, bald patches, scalp redness or scarring, or hair loss alongside other symptoms, because the underlying cause guides treatment and earlier intervention generally gives better results.

How to choose a hair-loss clinic in Singapore

• Look for a doctor-led diagnosis rather than a product-led sales pitch. The cause should be identified before any treatment plan is set.
• Confirm the treating doctor is registered with the Singapore Medical Council. Note that hair restoration is not a recognised specialty register, so check relevant training, experience and case volume instead.
• For hair-transplant surgery, ask who performs the procedure, how grafts are harvested (for example FUE), and whether the work is done in an accredited facility.
• Ask to see consistent before-and-after results, and be wary of guarantees of regrowth.
• Make sure realistic expectations, donor-area limits and long-term maintenance are discussed.

Medical therapy, procedures and surgery

Options usually progress from medical management, such as topical and oral treatments, to in-clinic therapies, and finally to hair-transplant surgery for suitable candidates with stable loss and a good donor area. Many people need ongoing medical treatment to preserve existing hair even after a transplant, so a long-term plan matters more than any single procedure.

Public versus private care

Pattern hair loss is generally treated in the private sector. Where hair loss results from an underlying medical condition, such as a thyroid or skin disorder, a polyclinic or GP referral to the relevant specialty in the public system may be appropriate for the underlying cause, while the cosmetic aspect remains private.

Costs and financing

Treatment for hair loss and hair-transplant surgery is considered cosmetic and elective. It is generally paid out of pocket and is not claimable under MediSave or MediShield Life, and CHAS does not apply. Costs vary with the treatment type, the number of grafts for a transplant and the number of sessions required. Ask for a clear written quotation, including follow-up and any maintenance treatments, before committing.

Questions to ask

• What is causing my hair loss, and how was it diagnosed?
• Which treatments suit my case, and what results are realistic?
• Who performs the procedure, and what are the risks and recovery time?
• What ongoing treatment will I need to maintain results?

Common questions

Can MediSave cover hair-loss treatment or a transplant?

No. These are cosmetic and elective and are paid out of pocket. MediSave and MediShield Life do not apply.

Will a hair transplant last forever?

Transplanted follicles are usually long lasting, but existing non-transplanted hair can continue to thin, so ongoing medical treatment is often advised to preserve overall density.

How soon will I see results?

Medical treatments typically take several months to show effect, and transplanted hair usually grows gradually over many months, with fuller results after about a year.

This is an independent editorial selection, not a paid listing. See how we research and choose clinics in our editorial policy & methodology.

Find a hair-loss doctor

Prefer a named specialist over a clinic? See our independent, sub-specialty-grouped directory of hair-loss doctors in Singapore.

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