Dr. Grace Huang
Aesthetic Physician in Singapore
About Dr. Grace Huang
A Physician’s Grounding. A Considered Eye.
Dr. Grace Huang is an aesthetic physician at The Aesthetic Studio Clinic & Surgery in Singapore, with a background in internal medicine and primary care.
A graduate of the National University of Singapore, she has practised medicine since 2014 and holds Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP UK). She completed her internal medicine residency at a large tertiary hospital, then worked as a resident physician in a GP Plus clinic, with interests in women’s and men’s health, wellness and weight management.
Her interest in aesthetic medicine is partly personal. Having dealt with acne, rosacea, pigmentation and sensitive skin herself, she understands how concerns about skin and appearance can affect the way people feel. She is now developing her aesthetic practice around skin health, facial assessment and thoughtful, individualised treatment planning.
Her view of a good result: your face should speak before your treatments do.
Clinical Interests
Where Her Practice Is Focused
Dr. Grace is building her aesthetic practice around three closely related areas — each starting with an understanding of what is actually contributing to a concern.
Skin Health
Skin quality and common skin concerns, assessed carefully so that treatment addresses the underlying cause rather than only the surface.
Facial Assessment & Balance
Looking at the face as a whole — proportion, balance and expression — for people who want to improve something without looking obviously treated.
Longer-Term Planning
A coherent plan with a clear destination, so that each treatment contributes to an overall goal instead of standing alone.
“Do what is necessary, do it deliberately, and know when to stop.”
— Dr. Grace Huang on her treatment philosophy
Her Approach
The Face as a Whole, Not a List of Features
Recognising that something could be changed does not mean it should be. Every plan starts with what matters to you.
Understand the concern first
What you have noticed, what bothers you and what you hope to achieve come before any discussion of a specific treatment.
Respect what you like
Facial balance and proportion help guide assessment, but they are not an obligation to treat. A feature you are happy with is not a problem to be solved.
Follow the indication, not the trend
Newer or more elaborate is not automatically more appropriate. Sometimes the established, frankly unexciting, option is exactly what is needed.
The appropriate dose
Less is not always more. Treatment should be enough to achieve a worthwhile result, without assuming more will improve it — and sometimes the right plan is a limited one, or none at all.
Some concerns cannot be appropriately addressed with non-surgical treatment. When that is the case, Dr. Grace will say so plainly.
Qualifications
Training & Background
Qualifications & Training
- MBBS — National University of Singapore
- MRCP (UK) — Membership of the Royal College of Physicians
- Certificate in Men’s Health — Academy for Men’s Health (Singapore)
- Level 1 Training — American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (AAAM)
Languages English; some Mandarin
Medical Career
Began practising medicine
Began clinical practice after graduating in medicine from the National University of Singapore.
Internal medicine
Completed the Internal Medicine Residency Programme at a large tertiary hospital, with rotations including neurology, rheumatology, endocrinology, cardiology, geriatric medicine and emergency medicine.
GP Plus clinic
Worked as a resident physician, with interests in women’s health, men’s health, sexual health, wellness and longevity, and weight management.
Aesthetic medicine
Sees patients at The Aesthetic Studio Clinic & Surgery, alongside Dr. Jonathan Lee, Founder and Medical Director.
Beyond the Clinic
Training, Books and Two Dogs
Dr. Grace started with aerial arts and calisthenics before moving to strength training and running, which remain a large part of her life.
She sees a clear parallel with medicine: attention to how something is executed, a plan with a direction rather than a collection of sessions, and an appropriate dose — enough to be worthwhile, and a point beyond which more stops helping.
Strength & running
Strength training most of the week, focused running sessions, and slower runs with her dogs.
Reading & the arts
Mostly fiction, psychology and philosophy — and theatre and exhibitions whenever she can.
Cleo & Monty
Cleo, a quirky, cat-like Finnish Lapphund, and Monty, a gentle Labradoodle who often lets Cleo win.
Your Next Step
Consult Dr. Grace Huang
A consultation with Dr. Grace begins with what you have noticed and what you would like to change, followed by an honest view of whether treatment is appropriate and what it can realistically achieve.
You do not need to know which treatment to ask for. That is what the consultation is for.
Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre
3 Mount Elizabeth, Suite 12-08
Singapore 228510
Mon–Fri: 10am–7pm
Sat: 10am–1pm
Sun: Closed
Winsland House I
3 Killiney Road, #05-09
Singapore 239519
Mon–Fri: 10am–7pm
Sat & Sun: 10am–5pm
Call +65 6737 1100 · WhatsApp +65 9067 8976
Let us know you would like to see Dr. Grace and we will confirm her availability.