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10 Best Hair Loss Treatments in Singapore (2026)

A shortlist of ten hair loss and scalp treatment providers in Singapore, from trichology and TCM hair-care centres to doctor-led medical and transplant clinics.

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Amir Wahab
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Hair loss has many causes, from stress and diet to hormones and genetics, and the right starting point differs for everyone. This guide rounds up ten hair loss and scalp treatment providers in Singapore, spanning commercial trichology and traditional Chinese medicine hair-care centres alongside doctor-led medical and hair transplant clinics. It is a shortlist of options to compare rather than a ranking of results, and anyone with sudden, patchy or persistent hair loss should see a doctor first, since some causes need a medical diagnosis.

1. TK TrichoKare

TrichoKare is a commercial trichology centre that says it was founded in 2004 and is led by a certified trichologist, with outlets at Velocity @ Novena Square, Ngee Ann City, The Clementi Mall, NEX and Jurong Point. The centre offers trichological consultations, a magnified scalp-and-hair analysis, and treatment programmes for concerns such as oily scalp, dandruff, itching and hair loss, alongside a hair replacement service. It works with herbal-based formulations and in-salon devices, and positions itself as a specialist rather than a general hair salon.

2. Beijing 101

Beijing 101 is a long-running hair-care chain that traces its roots to 1974 and builds its treatments around traditional Chinese medicine and herbal formulations such as ginseng and dang gui. It says it works with in-house TCM physicians and hair-care consultants, beginning with a consultation and scalp scan before tailoring a programme for concerns including hair loss, thinning, dandruff, oily scalp and premature greying. Branches include Funan, JEM, NEX, Bedok Mall, Causeway Point and Northpoint City. It is a commercial hair-care centre rather than a medical clinic.

3. Yun Nam Hair Care

Yun Nam Hair Care is a homegrown chain that says it has operated since 1984, combining traditional Chinese medicine with modern in-salon technology. Its consultants assess the scalp before customising a herbal treatment programme for concerns such as hair loss, thinning, dandruff, an itchy or oily scalp and premature greying, and it also sells its own retail hair-care range. The brand runs outlets across the island, listed on its website's store locator. It is a commercial hair-care operation rather than a doctor-led clinic.

4. PHS Hairscience

PHS Hairscience is a scalp and hair-care brand that says it was established in 2006 and describes its approach as science-backed, pairing in-salon treatments with its own retail range of shampoos, tonics and masks. A visit usually begins with a scalp scan, after which consultants suggest treatments for concerns such as hair loss, thinning, a sensitive scalp, dandruff and oiliness. The company says its programmes are developed with trichologists and scientists. It runs several outlets across Singapore and is a commercial brand rather than a medical practice.

5. Svenson

Svenson is a trichology-focused hair centre that traces its origins to London in 1956 and operates in Singapore with outlets at International Building on Orchard Road and at Parkway Parade. It says its trichologists and hair-care consultants start with a scalp and hair analysis before setting a personalised programme, and it lists concerns including male and female pattern thinning, alopecia areata, telogen effluvium, postnatal shedding and scalp conditions. Its treatments combine botanical formulations with devices such as laser and light therapy. It is a commercial centre, not a medical clinic.

6. Papilla by Kim Lim

Papilla by Kim Lim is a commercial, non-surgical scalp and hair centre in the Orchard area that describes itself as technology-led, drawing on devices and protocols it says it sources internationally. Its menu includes options such as low-level laser (LLLT) scalp treatments and radiofrequency-based programmes, and a session typically starts with a scalp assessment. The centre focuses on non-invasive, needle-free treatments for scalp health and thinning hair rather than surgery, and is run by trained consultants and therapists rather than doctors.

7. Freia Medical

Freia Medical is a doctor-led aesthetics and hair-restoration clinic that says it was founded in 2006 by Dr Harold Ma, who holds a dermatology diploma from the University of Cardiff. On the hair side it offers medical and surgical options, including FUE hair transplantation, exosome-based scalp therapy, scalp micropigmentation and eyebrow and facial-hair restoration, alongside medical-grade topical and oral treatments. It manages conditions such as male and female pattern hair loss and scarring alopecia, and says it operates clinics in the Novena and Orchard areas.

8. The Aesthetics and Hair Clinic

The Aesthetics and Hair Clinic is a doctor-led practice at Ngee Ann City on Orchard Road, led by Dr Tyng Tan, who the clinic says is a fellow of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery. It offers surgical hair restoration by FUE and FUT techniques, alongside non-surgical medical options such as low-level laser therapy and injectable hair boosters. Consultations assess the cause and pattern of hair loss before any procedure. As a medical clinic, it suits those weighing a transplant or clinician-supervised treatment.

9. Terra Medical

Terra Medical is a doctor-led hair-restoration clinic at Scotts Medical Centre near Orchard, staffed by Singapore-licensed physicians with training in hair restoration. It offers FUE hair transplantation, Regenera AMT autologous micrograft treatment, low-level laser therapy and therapeutic scalp treatments, alongside consultations with scalp diagnostics and medical hair-loss management, and it also performs beard and eyebrow transplants. The clinic sits at the medical end of the spectrum, aimed at people who want a clinician-led assessment and, where appropriate, surgical options.

10. Epi Dermatology & Laser Specialist Clinic

Epi Dermatology and Laser Specialist Clinic is a doctor-led practice at Royal Square in Novena, led by accredited dermatologist Dr Lee Hwee Chyen. As a dermatology clinic it manages hair loss from a medical standpoint, diagnosing conditions such as androgenetic alopecia, alopecia areata and telogen effluvium. Its options include prescription medical treatments such as minoxidil and finasteride, corticosteroid injections for alopecia areata, and hair transplant surgery. It is suited to anyone whose hair loss may need a medical diagnosis rather than a cosmetic treatment.

How to choose

  • Start with the cause, not the treatment. Hair loss can stem from genetics, hormones, stress, diet, illness or a scalp condition, and sudden, patchy or rapidly worsening shedding in particular warrants a doctor's diagnosis before you commit to any programme.
  • Understand the difference between commercial and medical providers. Trichology and TCM hair-care centres focus on scalp health, consultations and non-invasive treatments, while doctor-led clinics can diagnose medical conditions, prescribe medication and perform procedures such as hair transplants.
  • Know which options are medical. Prescription treatments such as minoxidil and finasteride, injectables, and surgical transplants (FUE or FUT) are medical procedures that should be assessed and carried out by a qualified doctor, not a salon.
  • Keep expectations realistic. No treatment works for everyone, outcomes vary from person to person, and no provider can honestly guarantee a result, so be cautious of anything that sounds like a certain promise.
  • Ask for a proper consultation and transparent pricing. A good provider should assess your scalp, explain the likely cause and set out costs in writing, and you should be wary of pressure to sign up for a large multi-session package on a first visit.
  • Check credentials and setting. For medical treatment, confirm the doctor's accreditation; for a hair-care centre, be clear on exactly what a programme includes and how long it runs before you commit.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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