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Faculty profiles and official portraits
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Sunny Shen
SNEC fellowship preceptor in the SSOPRS listing
SSOPRS explicitly lists this person as a Singapore National Eye Centre fellowship preceptor. Reconfirm current appointment and availability with the host; the older APSOPRS page is not used to infer a current director.
Shen graduated from the University of Hong Kong and obtained an ophthalmology master’s degree at the National University of Singapore. After ophthalmology training he completed an SNEC fellowship and additional adnexal surgery training at Moorfields under an HMDP scholarship. His SNEC practice covers oculoplastics and cataract surgery.
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Choo Chai Teck
SNEC fellowship preceptor in the SSOPRS listing
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Choo’s SNEC biography describes a clinical focus on aesthetic eyeplastic surgery and oculoplastics. He has conducted regional oculoplastic teaching courses and research on microscopic eyelid anatomy, alongside editorial work in orbital and ophthalmic plastic surgery journals. His qualifications include MBBS, FRCS Edinburgh, FRCOphth and FAMS.
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Seah Lay Leng
SNEC fellowship preceptor in the SSOPRS listing
SSOPRS explicitly lists this person as a Singapore National Eye Centre fellowship preceptor. Reconfirm current appointment and availability with the host; the older APSOPRS page is not used to infer a current director.
Seah earned her MBBS in Singapore and undertook oculoplastic training at Moorfields and orbital surgery training in Vancouver. Her SNEC biography describes research and clinical work in orbital disease and extensive undergraduate, postgraduate and advanced oculoplastic fellowship teaching.
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Livia Teo
SNEC fellowship preceptor in the SSOPRS listing
SSOPRS explicitly lists this person as a Singapore National Eye Centre fellowship preceptor. Reconfirm current appointment and availability with the host; the older APSOPRS page is not used to infer a current director.
Teo graduated from the National University of Singapore and subsequently trained at Mass Eye and Ear/Harvard and Severance Hospital, Yonsei University. Her clinical interests include paediatric and adult ptosis, ophthalmic plastic and orbital reconstruction, and lacrimal surgery.
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Yvonne Chung
SNEC fellowship preceptor in the SSOPRS listing
SSOPRS explicitly lists this person as a Singapore National Eye Centre fellowship preceptor. Reconfirm current appointment and availability with the host; the older APSOPRS page is not used to infer a current director.
Chung graduated from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’s in London and undertook stem-cell and biomaterials research at Mayo Clinic before completing ophthalmology training in Singapore. She trained in oculoplastics at SNEC and subsequently in oculoplastic and orbital surgery at Vancouver General Hospital. Her interests include thyroid eye disease, lacrimal and orbital surgery.
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Profile page →Appointment evidence
Published role and affiliation
The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for Oculoplastic, Orbital and Lacrimal Surgery Fellowship.
- Leadership as published
- Sunny Shen; Choo Chai Teck; Seah Lay Leng; Livia Teo; Yvonne Chung (SNEC fellowship preceptors listed by SSOPRS; current individual availability requires confirmation)
- Evidence reviewed
- 19 Oct 2026
- Affiliated training host
- Singapore National Eye Centre
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Training context
Published programme focus
These areas describe the linked training programme, rather than a complete clinical biography or list of individual credentials.
Associated training route
Clinical fellowship
Oculoplastic, Orbital and Lacrimal Surgery Fellowship
A focused international fellowship in ocular-adnexal, orbital and lacrimal disease with staged surgical responsibility and periocular aesthetic exposure.
- Location
- Singapore, Singapore
- Duration
- 12 months
- Clinical participation
- Observe and assist before supervised oculoplastic/lacrimal operating; most orbital cases involve assisting or partial procedures, while aesthetic cases permit assisting only.
- International applicants
- International fellowship route is published; SMC temporary registration, English-language compliance, overseas authority approval and a Training Employment Pass are required.
- Funding
- Current salary, fees and living-cost support are not published in the reviewed programme evidence.
- Application timing
- No current dated application deadline confirmed.
Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Two places per year are listed; current individual vacancies and start dates are unconfirmed.
Eligibility, training and application
Eligibility
Postgraduate ophthalmology qualification or equivalent, preferably at least three years of ophthalmic medical-officer experience, and SMC temporary registration requirements.
Published training
- Eyelid malposition and neoplasm reconstruction
- External and endoscopic lacrimal surgery
- Orbital disease, trauma and socket management
- Periocular aesthetic surgery assisting
- Clinical research and teaching
Application route
Follow the linked official programme page and contact the responsible training office for current selection instructions.
No programme-specific document checklist is recorded. Follow the current official instructions.
Direct programme page · Source reviewed 19 Oct 2026
Official sources
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- Yvonne Chung — Official host programme or clinician profile ↗
Source review: 19 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.
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