Our Singapore ENT clinic specialises in the end-to-end management of all ear, nose, and throat conditions while keeping the best ENT practices in mind.
Medical Director & Senior Consultant
ENT Surgeon Ear, Nose Throat, Head & Neck Surgery
MBBS (University of Singapore, Singapore), 1979 FRCS (ENT) (Edinburgh, United Kingdom), 1986 FAMS (ENT) (Academy of Medicine, Singapore), 1989
Singapore ENT surgeon, Dr Lau Chee Chong, has decades of specialist experience treating ear, nose, and throat (ENT) conditions in adults and children alike. Dedicated to providing the best ENT care to all his patients, Dr Lau strives to ensure that patients feel supported and well-informed throughout their journey with him.
Dr Lau received his medical training and practical experience in Singapore and the United Kingdom, including some of its most reputable institutions in London and Edinburgh. He earned his MBBS from the National University of Singapore and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh), the Academy of Medicine (Singapore), and the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery.
Dr Lau has held numerous leadership positions in the field of ENT and other professional organisations, and has spoken extensively at various medical conferences and lectures.
Over 20 years of experience in providing full ENT services
Well-equipped to facilitate seamless in-clinic ENT procedures
Convenient teleconsultations and delivery of medication
Strong interest in paediatric ENT for children
Dr Lau Chee Chong is an ENT doctor in Singapore with a special interest in paediatric ENT, including medical treatments and surgery. He understands that children can be scared or anxious, so he takes the time to explain things in a way that they can understand. He also uses humour to help his young patients feel more comfortable. Conditions treated include chronic coughs, earaches, tonsillitis, congenital anomalies, snoring, and sleep disorders. All diagnostic tests and surgical procedures can be done in the comfort and convenience of the clinic and hospital premises.
Read MoreSnoring is not funny. It is not merely a social problem, although you may have heard stories about spouses using snoring as grounds for divorce! Depending on the severity, snoring may also lead to serious medical problems, such as upper airway resistance syndrome (UARS) and (worst of all) obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
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