Dr Terry

Dr Terry Integrative Aesthetic & Hormone Doctor . Helping women age with power. She’s known for her gentle touch, long term planning and natural results.

Through her personal experience and working with patients through the decades, Dr. Terry specialises in hormonal acne, aesthetic treatments and hormonal balance (particularly perimenopause and menopause). Having grown up in Malaysia and trained in UK and USA, she combines Eastern philosophy with Western technology and science. Her approach to aesthetic treatments is helping patients look their natural best, restoring their youthful features and not changing the way they look. Being a working mother and in her 40’s, she understands that confidence is not only what we look like but also how we feel in ourselves. Hence the importance of nutritional health, hormonal balance and stress management which affects so many things, both inside out.

🌺 Wrinkle treatment with muscle relaxant injection
🌺 Chemical brow lift
🌺 Treatment of gummy smile or bunny lines
🌺 Treatment of fine lines or wrinkles or folds
🌺 Dermal filler
🌺 Under eye dark circles treatment
🌺 Jaw slimming and Definition
🌺 Thread lift with Silhouette Soft
🌺 Collagen stimulation and skin firming
🌺 Ellanse
🌺 PDO threads
🌺 Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
🌺 Mesotherapy
🌺 Skin boosters
🌺 Fat dissolving treatment
🌺 Lip rejuvenation (defining, enhancing or hydrating)
🌺 Hand rejuvenation
🌺 Skin Peel and Microneedling
🌺 Scar treatment

24/03/2026

It would be a waste if we did not use it to our advantage 🩷

23/03/2026

Botox is not the problem.
Botox in the wrong hands is.

For context, the previous video I am referring to is my experience having Botox to treat my lower eye lid spasm due to dry, irritated eyes. Botox did not cause my eye twitching…. It actually gave me relief while I got on top of my dry eyes.

18/03/2026

I was being a little too optimistic with this treatment.

12/03/2026

Dry eyes can make dark circles worst.

Just like dry skin is due to impaired epidermal barrier and increased transepidermal water loss, dry eyes is due to increased evaporation of the tear film.

During perimenopause from 35 years old, hormonal fluctuation / decline reduces tear production (specifically oestrogen) and affect the meibomian gland (specifically testosterone which produces the oil layer of the tear film to prevent evaporation of the tears too quickly similar to the function of sebum on our skin).

This combination increases irritation and inflammation of the eye which can lead to
* Gritty or sandy feeling
* Itchy eyes
* Burning or stinging
* Redness
* Watery eyes (reflex tearing)
* Blurred vision that improves with blinking
* Eye fatigue

And many people including myself start rubbing it without realising. Repeated rubbing can irritate the delicate skin around the eyes and increase risk of pigmentation and dark circles.

Solutions to reduce dry eyes:

1. Lubricating eye drops - look for ingredients eg sodium hyaluronate, Carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), trehalose.

Reputable brands: Thealoz Duo, Refresh Tears, Hylo-Tear, Hylo-Forte, Hycosan, Celluvisc, Systane. Aim for preservative-free formulations and avoid eyedrops that reduce redness (these contain vasoconstrictors eg tetrahydrozoline which are not ideal).

2. Hot compress and eyelid massage

This helps the flow of the meibomian gland.

If you already have dry eyes, avoid using waterproof mascara and tightlining. Waterproof mascara is harder to remove so more rubbing and the residue can block the meibomian gland.

Tightlining is a makeup technique where eyeliner is applied along the inner rim of the eyelid, right at the base of the eyelashes (the waterline). This can also potentially block the glands.

3. Omega 3 may help dry eyes by reducing inflammation.

4. See an Integrative Aesthetic Doctor like myself who can help with your hormones while treating the dark circles.

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Comment below if you notice more dry eyes too as the years go by.

11/03/2026

Good question but still suspicious.

Collagen production is just half of the solution. We also need to look at reducing breakdown of collagen like UV protection, managing stress, optimising hormones, nutrients and reducing inflammation.

Sunekos helps but on its own is usually not enough.
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I didn’t expect a swimming session to pull me out of a bit of a funk.Lately I’ve been looking at the crowded pool of voi...
08/03/2026

I didn’t expect a swimming session to pull me out of a bit of a funk.

Lately I’ve been looking at the crowded pool of voices online and wondering if there’s any point adding mine.

But the pool reminded me of something simple.

Sometimes we just have to get in the water and focus on doing the reps. That’s all we can control.

We won’t know if we’re strong enough to swim among the others, or how long it will take to find our own lane.

But if we never get in the water — building our strength, skills and stamina — we’ll definitely never find it.

So this post is me doing the reps.

And hopefully it gives someone else the nudge they might need to get in the water too.

I didn’t expect a swimming session to pull me out of a bit of a funk.Lately I’ve been looking at the crowded pool of voi...
08/03/2026

I didn’t expect a swimming session to pull me out of a bit of a funk.

Lately I’ve been looking at the crowded pool of voices online and wondering if there’s any point adding mine.

But swimming this week reminded me sometimes we just have to get in the water and focus on doing the reps. That’s all we can control.

We won’t know if we’re strong enough to swim among the others, or how long it will take to find our own lane.

But if we never get in the water - building our strength, skills and stamina - we’ll definitely never find it.

So this post is me doing the reps.

And hopefully it gives someone else the nudge they might need to get in the water too.

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