Dr Ho Chin Ching Jean
Dermatologist
Specialty
Dermatology
Languages
English
Gender
Female
Insurance Panel
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Experience
Dr Jean Ho is a dermatologist practising in Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, Singapore.
She has clinical interests in paediatric dermatology and in laser and cosmetic surgery. Her areas of expertise include rosacea, eczema, pimples and pigmentation. She also specialises in treating skin diseases of babies and children.
Dr Ho is experienced in performing dermatologic surgeries to treat skin growths and tumours, as well as laser treatments of pigmentation, birthmarks, tattoos, hair removal and skin rejuvenation.
She completed her medical studies at the National University of Singapore (NUS) and later, she completed her advanced specialist training in dermatology at the National Skin Centre, Singapore.
Prior to private practice, Dr Ho was a dermatologist at the National Skin Centre, Singapore, where she dedicated her time to advancing the research and treatment of eczema, and other skin diseases.
She was a clinical teacher for NUS and was involved in the education programmes for undergraduate medical students. Currently, she is a visiting specialist for the National University Hospital.
Dr Ho has published papers in peer reviewed medical journals and presented at medical seminars as well as education events for the public.
Contact Our Call Centre
Clinic
Jean Ho Skin and Laser Clinic
3 Mount Elizabeth #14-05
Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre
SG 228510
Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre
SG 228510
6235 9652
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