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Halley Medical Aesthetics (www.halley.com.sg) is a clinic dedicated to delivering treatments that are minimally invasive, no-downtime, and optimal for each patient, and covers a range of services from medical aesthetic treatments to treatment facials.
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Walking 10,000 Steps A Day Won't Fix This Problem (opens the original)
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You've been hitting 10,000 steps a day, eating healthier, and watching the numbers on the scale change... so why do certain areas of fat seem to stay exactly the same? In this episode of Spilling the Tea with Halley , Dr. Terence Tan explores the difference between weight loss and body contouring , and why they aren't always the same thing. He explains why "healthy" food isn't necessarily lower in calories, how genetics influence your natural body shape, and why some areas of stubborn fat can re
What Are The Biggest Skincare Trends Now? | Spilling the Tea with Halley (Ep 11) (opens the original)
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From salmon DNA (PDRN) and exosomes to collagen supplements and home skincare devices, beauty trends seem to be everywhere. But how much of what you see online is actually supported by science? In this episode of Spilling the Tea with Halley , we take a closer look at some of today's most talked-about skincare and aesthetic trends, exploring the science behind them and discussing what they may—or may not—be able to achieve. We cover topics such as PDRN, skin barrier care, exfoliation, collagen s
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