National Skin Centre

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The National Skin Centre (Abbreviation: NSC) is a government-run specialised medical facility in Singapore. It is a subsidiary of the Health Corporation of Singapore Private Limited. Incorporated on 9 June 1988, it is the main medical centre in Singapore providing outpatient dermatological treatment, seeing about 950 patients a day.

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As a result of a restructuring exercise in the local heathcare scene, the centre became a member of the National Healthcare Group in 2000.

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