Dr. Gan Lee Ping
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Aesthetic & Longevity Medicine

A physician’s approach to aesthetics and longevity.

Dr. Gan Lee Ping writes and practises at the intersection of skin health, facial aesthetics, body composition, hair health and longevity medicine — proportion and evidence ahead of trend.

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The concept of Beauty: a timeless, enduring spectrum of ideals.
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A Signature Framework

Asian Facial Architecture™

Every feature belongs to a larger architecture.

Asian Facial Architecture™ is Dr. Gan Lee Ping’s framework for understanding structure, proportion, soft tissue, movement and ageing in the Asian face.

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The Five Domains

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Domain I

Skin

Barrier first, everything else second.

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Domain II

Face

Proportion before intervention.

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Domain III

Body

Composition, not size.

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Domain IV

Hair

The scalp is the foundation.

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Domain V

Longevity

Healthspan, measured honestly.

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Skin

Copper Peptides for Skin: Do They Really Work? A Doctor Reviews the Evidence

Copper peptides are biologically interesting and heavily marketed. Here is what the research shows, what it does not, and what to make of the online claim that they make skin look worse.

· 7 min

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Hair

The Curious Case of Erling Haaland and Traction Alopecia: What Tight Ponytails Do to the Hairline

A footballer's tied-back hair is an unlikely but genuinely useful lens for understanding tight ponytail hair loss — the mechanics of traction alopecia, and what protects a hairline built to withstand years of repeated tension.

· 7 min

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Skin · Longevity

Skin Span and Skin Longevity: How to Keep Your Skin Looking Younger for Longer

Healthspan asks how many years a body stays functionally well. Skin span asks the same question of a single organ — and the answer is decided more by decades of habit than by any single treatment.

· 6 min

Consultation

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Every plan starts with an individual assessment — no protocol is recommended before one.

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