MicroExfoliation / Microdermabrasion
Dr Wong Su-Ni
Senior Consultant Dermatologist in Singapore
MBBS (Melbourne), MMed (Internal Med), MRCP (UK)FAMS (Dermatology), FRCP (London), GDA (Singapore)
MicroExfoliation is a technique for removing the top-most layer of skin leaving it supple and vibrant. The DiamondTome Wand removes this layer of skin by gently exfoliating the skin with natural diamond chips, while at the same time vacuuming the dead skin cells away in a sterile and controlled manner. Removing this outer layer of dead skin cells helps to improve superficial skin problems such as superficial pigmentation, blackheads and “oil seeds” , leaving the skin smooth and glowing, and promoting the growth of healthy new skin cells.
Below are some other skin problems that this procedure helps with:
- Sun damaged skin - face, neck, shoulders
- Age spots - hands, face
- Reduction of minor to moderate early aging fine lines - eyes, forehead
- Reduction of acne scarring
- Extraction of blackheads and whiteheads
- Minor scar revision
- Hyperpigmentation reduction
- Rejuvenation of skin health
MicroExfoliation using a DiamondTome Wand is similar to particle Microdermabrasion and chemical peels in its results but without the adverse effects of loose particles, irritation and skin reaction. Your skin care professional is trained to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment while at the same time ensuring your comfort.
(NOTE: MicroExfoliation can be done together with our Vitamin C Iontophoresis treatment for optimal results for above skin problems)
(If you are interested in this procedure, please call for consultation with Dr Wong Su-Ni at 6733 3629)
About Our Skin Specialist
Senior Consultant Dermatologist in Singapore
Dr Wong Su-Ni is an MOH-accredited dermatologist with over 20 years of experience and recognised expertise in both medical and aesthetic dermatology. Formerly Chief of the Psoriasis Unit at the National Skin Centre, she is widely respected for her clinical leadership in psoriasis care and laser-based dermatologic surgery. Beyond her clinical practice, she played a key role in shaping national psoriasis and acne treatment guidelines, reflecting her contribution to clinical standards and best practices.
Dr Wong is also an experienced researcher and educator, with publications in peer-reviewed journals and regular invitations to speak at local and regional dermatology meetings. Known for her thoughtful, evidence-based approach, she is trusted for managing complex skin conditions and advising on aesthetic treatments with care, precision and sound clinical judgement.
