Dr Rachel Ho

Dr Rachel Ho Aesthetic Doctor

Dr Rachel Ho, MBBS, MMed(ENT), Founder and Medical Director of The Skin Longevity Clinic, is an aesthetic doctor in Singapore with a special interest in skin longevity.

Polynucleotides (PDRN) remain as one of skincare’s most popular ingredients, having evolved from polynucleotide skin boo...
29/08/2026

Polynucleotides (PDRN) remain as one of skincare’s most popular ingredients, having evolved from polynucleotide skin boosters. Discussing the science behind PDRN skincare as well as the different types of PDRN and how to use them in The Straits Times . Link to full article in stories ⬆️

26/08/2026

Going back to my alma mater, NUS Medicine, this semester to pursue my Graduate Certification in Healthy Longevity Medicine.

This intensive programme covers precision geromedicine through biomarkers, genetics, data, lifestyle and nutraceuticals—with a strong emphasis on academic rigour and the latest research.
Because skin longevity is inseparable from healthy longevity, I’ll be bringing these insights back to my patients and translating emerging science into meaningful, evidence-based approaches to ageing well.

Follow along this journey as I share more insights and tips about healthy longevity!

24/08/2026

The squeaky-clean feeling is a common cleansing myths. Clean skin should feel fresh and comfortable, stripped or sound squeaky. When the cleanser removes essential ceramides and protective lipids from the skin barrier, the skin can feel dry and irritated.

I recommend choosing cleansers according to your skin type:
🔹For oily or combination skin, a gentle foaming cleanser can help remove excess oil while supporting the barrier.
🔹For dry skin, look for a hydrating formula with 3 essential ceramides.

Remember, if your skin squeaks, your barrier is weak.

21/08/2026

I’ve got a crush on Chanel Bonin Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu- a delightful, refreshing mix of lychee, jasmine and vanilla-and the first ever Crush Absolu makeup collection. The LES 9 OMBRES — The New Smoky is the perfect addition to my makeup collection with its classic colours that you can’t go wrong with and the limited edition Rouge Coco in Crush. Find your Crush at Cafe Mademoiselle, Alma until 13 Sept 2026. Sharing the link to sign up in stories ⬆️

20/08/2026

메디큐브 Medicube Pink PDRN Collagen Capsule has been found to contain Susan Red, a toxic and potentially cancer causing ingredient by the Hong Kong Government. Although medicube Hong Kong Medicube Hong Kong has responded with reports of its laboratory tests- the methods used were less sensitive than the Hong Kong government’s. Not detected does not mean not present. This story is still unfolding, read my blog for more updates and what to do if you live outside of Hong Kong and use this cream. Link in bio ⬆️ would you continue using this cream?

18/08/2026

Azelaic acid is having a moment, and for good reason. This multitasking ingredient has anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant and pigment regulating effects. That is why azelaic acid is used for concerns including acne, rosacea, redness, brown post-acne marks and uneven pigmentation. It also combines well with ingredients such as niacinamide, hyaluronic acid and selected retinoids, depending on the formula and your skin tolerance. One important caveat: most clinical studies used 15% or 20% azelaic acid. Many popular cosmetic serums contain 10%.Read my full guide on azelaic acid for skin, including how to choose a product for acne, redness, pigmentation and sensitive skin, on my blog. Save this before starting azelaic acid skincare.

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9 Scotts Road, #06/05
Singapore
228210

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

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