Vetted protocols
Thirteen protocols that pass the Aesthetics International standard. A treatment name is a category; a protocol is a plane, a sequence and a set of endpoints — which is why two clinics listing the same name may be doing different things. All thirteen were developed by Dr Sin Yong in Singapore and are performed by him personally.
- VF Lift – Vertical FaceliftMonopolar radiofrequency delivered along vertical vectors — lifting, reducing and restoring within one non-surgical framework.Face
- 4K Body LiftHigh-definition body contouring: insulated RF microneedling placed point by point into mapped zones of resistant fat, then a shallower pass so the skin follows.Body
- Time Freeze Laser LCLR®Laser Collagen Lipo Remodelling on a long-pulsed 755 / 1064 nm platform — collagen contraction in the session, neo-collagenesis over the weeks after.Face and body
- S3 Resurfacing LiftStack, Scan, Sculpt: multi-depth fractional CO₂ resurfacing on the DEKA SmartXide Tetra Pro, with settings adapted for darker skin types.Skin and scars
- FSX LaserFlawless Smooth Skin: a four-pass thulium and erbium-glass protocol for texture, pores, redness and superficial scars — calibrated in real time.Skin
- RVR ProLiftRefinement With Vertical Restoration — a biodegradable lifting protocol placed along vertical vectors to reposition descended tissue.Face
- 4D Scar ReconstructionTethering, depth, texture and volume addressed within one coordinated protocol: subcision, collagen stimulation, point-shot ablation and fractional laser.Scars
- 3D Facial ReconstructionDefinitive Dynamic Depth: deep structural lifting, mid-layer volumetric remodelling and surface integrity, mapped to one face's pattern of ageing.Face
- Luminescence Laser LiftNon-ablative resurfacing and lifting through precision stimulus rather than controlled injury — including a first-line laser approach to hair regrowth.Skin, body and hair
- R2 Glow LaserA slow protocol rather than a dramatic one: calming the inflammatory drivers of dull, uneven tone so brightness follows as a consequence.Skin
- T2 Frax RadianceA pico protocol on the DEKA TORO: picosecond 785 nm for tone and pigmentation, a longer thermal pulse for tightening — two modes, two targets.Skin
- Svelte TouchRadiofrequency and ultrasound delivered together on one platform — for jowls, folds, submental fullness and skin firming, on the face and the body.Face and body
- G LiftAn energy-based feminine wellness protocol on fractional CO₂ — tissue quality addressed in a clinical setting, without anaesthesia.Intimate wellness
“A treatment name is a category, not a protocol. Two clinics listing the same name may be working at different depths, on different tissue, toward different ends.”
How to read these pages
Each protocol page says what the protocol is, how it is planned, where it is used and — deliberately — what it is not. The refusals matter as much as the descriptions: most mistakes in aesthetic medicine come from applying a treatment to a problem it was never designed for.
None of the pages predicts an individual result. Suitability, the number of sessions and the interval between them are decided at assessment, and fees are set out there too, as Singapore's healthcare advertising rules require.