Heart & Vascular Specialist in Singapore

Triple board-certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiology and Vascular Medicine. Practising at Paragon, Orchard Road.

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CONDITIONS

WHAT I TREAT

It's always best to discuss your heart condition with our heart specialist who can advise you on the correct diagnosis and name of your condition and treatment plan.

Digital blood pressure monitor showing high reading of 178/111 mmHg on top of an ECG printout with assorted heart medications and syringes

High Blood Pressure

Raw egg yolk in a white dish on a clean white background

Hyperlipidemia

ardiologists performing a coronary angiogram in a catheterization laboratory, with live imaging of coronary arteries displayed on monitors

Angioplasty and Stenting

Doctor wearing blue gloves analyzing an ECG printout with a stethoscope, heart model, and medication on the table

Arrhythmias

Close-up of a person holding their leg with visible varicose veins and spider veins on the calf

Venous Insufficiency

Spider Veins

Digital subtraction angiography images showing aorto-iliac arterial stenosis before and after endovascular stent placement

Peripheral Angioplasty

Deep Vein Thrombosis

Pulmonary embolism thrombi retrieved during mechanical thrombectomy, displayed on a FlowTriever schematic with pre- and post-procedure hemodynamic values showing improved pulmonary artery pressure and oxygenation

Pulmonary Embolectomy

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Latest Articles

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Lifestyle

The Frequent Flyer’s Radiation Tab: Are You Flying Enough to Worry?

Many high-flying executives worry about cosmic radiation exposure during their 200,000-mile years. While the radiation dose is real, Dr. Peter Chang explains why the "Sky Warrior" lifestyle’s true dangers aren't the particles from space, but the hidden risks of DVT, hypoxia, and metabolic stress.

A close-up photo of a 70-year-old woman sitting in a chair, showing significant lymphedema (swelling) in her left upper arm. The left arm is noticeably larger and more swollen than her right hand, which is visible holding a compression bandage. On her upper left chest, near the collarbone, there are visible surgical scars, indicating previous breast cancer treatment. She is wearing a neutral-colored t-shirt, and the background is a soft-focus living room setting.

Vein Health

Why New Arm Swelling After Breast Cancer Shouldn’t Be Ignored - Even Years Later

Late-onset lymphedema can occur decades after breast cancer surgery and radiation. Through a real clinical case, we explain the diagnosis, investigations, and modern treatment options.

Ultrasound image of the lower limb showing a thickened, heterogeneous subcutaneous fat layer with nodular hypoechoic lobules and prominent fibrous septa, consistent with the appearance of lipedema.

Vein Health

From Confusion to Clarity: A 37-Year-Old Woman’s Lipedema Story

This article follows the journey of a 37-year-old woman who struggled for years with heavy, painful legs and easy bruising before finally receiving the correct diagnosis: lipedema combined with venous reflux. Through detailed ultrasound imaging, her overlapping conditions were identified, explaining why compression therapy and lymphatic massage offered only temporary relief. The blog explores how a stepwise, combined treatment approach, starting with venous reflux management and followed by targeted lipedema care, led to significant improvement in her symptoms, comfort, and quality of life.

Heart Health

Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke Risk: What You Need to Know

Online Cardiology Consultations - Singapore & International

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Consult Dr. Peter Chang via secure video from anywhere in the world for follow-ups, medication reviews, or a second opinion on your heart or vascular condition. Same specialist. Same standard of care. No travel required.

CONSULTATION

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Take the first step towards better heart health. Contact us today to schedule your appointment with Dr. Petcha.

Address

Dr. TTLIM Cardiology Clinic

290 Orchard Road #17-10

Paragon Medical Centre

Singapore 238859

Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Saturday: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Sunday: Closed

Contact

Clinic: +65 6737 9195

Fax: +65 6737 9769

Mobile: +65 8969 6989

Email: appointment@cardiology-clinic.com

Email: peter.chang@cardiology-clinic.com

Heart & Vascular Specialist in Singapore