A/Prof Tey Hong Liang is a Senior Consultant Dermatologist at the National Skin Centre (NSC), Singapore, with a focused clinical and research interest in chronic itch disorders. He is the Consultant-in-Charge of the Itch Clinic, where he leads the service in managing patients with persistent and often complex pruritic conditions.

His clinical work centres on patients with chronic itch arising from a variety of dermatological and systemic causes. Many of these cases are challenging and require careful assessment to identify underlying triggers and contributing factors. He adopts a structured approach to management, developing tailored treatment plans aimed at improving symptom control and quality of life over the long term.

A/Prof Tey is also actively involved in research, particularly in the field of itch. His work has contributed to advancing the understanding of pruritus and its management, and he is recognised internationally for his contributions in this area. He frequently collaborates with research groups and clinical teams to translate findings into clinical practice.

In addition to his clinical and research roles, he is actively engaged in teaching and mentoring. He is a regular speaker at regional and international conferences, where he shares insights on itch and related dermatological conditions.

His work reflects a strong commitment to advancing both clinical care and research in dermatology. He has also received awards and recognitions for his contributions to research and patient care, including National Medical Research Council Senior Clinician Scientist Award, Exemplary Innovator at the Singapore Public Sector Transformation Award, and the National Healthcare Group Outstanding Citizenship Award.