The National Skin Centre (NSC) is an outpatient specialist dermatological centre with a team of dermatologists who have the experience and expertise to treat a wide variety of skin conditions.

The Centre also aims to facilitate subspecialisation and be the national focus for the treatment, research, and training on all aspects of skin disease.

As a subsidiary of the National Healthcare Group, NSC shares the vision of Adding Years of Healthy Life to the Singapore population. With a comprehensive range of subspecialty services and serving about 70 percent of dermatology outpatient attendance among public healthcare institutions in Singapore, NSC is firmly established as a reputable dermatology centre locally and in the region.

NSC also collaborates with the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) to operate the Skin Research Institute of Singapore (SRIS), which focuses on conducting high impact, inter-disciplinary skin research designed to translate into improved health outcomes and quality of life.

The non-subsidised clinics offer personalised service to patients, while retaining the same quality of care delivered to patients in the subsidised clinics.

Non-subsidised patients can either indicate their preference for doctors, or be seen by specific consultants that are referred by their private practitioners. Foreigners (non-citizens) and patients with non-medical (aesthetic) conditions fall under the non-subsidised category.