A well-known aesthetic clinic in Singapore, Alaxis Aesthetic Hair Clinic also caters to patients all over Asia resulting in them having a large list of clientele. Dr Donald Ng helms the clinic and has trained and worked together along with prominent surgeons all over the world such as in the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Thailand. This training is evident in the procedures that Dr Donald Ng carries out, being highly professional and meticulous. His business has grown by 80% over the years by recommendations and also word of mouth, signifying his reputable skills as an aesthetics surgeon.

At Alaxis Medical & Aesthetic Surgery, you can expect the best hair transplant treatment in Singapore at an affordable cost. Utilising modern techniques such as the Follicular Unit Extraction, the FUE hair transplant and hair restoration procedures are provided for patients who are suffering from hair loss. Focusing on both the scientific and artistic techniques, they work on each patient’s unique facial characteristics to ensure that the transplanted hair frames the face well. Visit them at their clinic today for a consultation!

Website: http://alaxis.com.sg/

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