Here at the Ear, Nose & Throat Centre CC Lau specialist clinic, we provide a full spectrum of specialist ENT services for patients of all ages. Located at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre in Singapore, our specialist clinic offers comprehensive diagnostic, medical, and surgical management for ear, nose, and throat conditions. From allergies, ear infections, and tonsillitis to hearing loss, sinus disease, and ENT-related cancers, every patient receives an individualised plan designed with precision, compassion, and continuity in mind.
Ear & Hearing Disorders | Sinus & Nasal Disorders | Throat Disorders |
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In addition to caring for adults, Dr Lau Chee Chong has a special interest in paediatric ENT, offering medical and surgical treatment for children with ear, nose, and throat conditions. Because Singapore’s warm and humid climate can often aggravate respiratory and sinus issues in children, early evaluation and appropriate management are key to preventing chronic or recurring problems. With this in mind, Dr Lau takes a thoughtful and gentle approach during every consultation. He understands that young patients may feel anxious, so he takes the time to explain each step clearly and often uses light humour to help them feel at ease.
Building on this child-friendly approach, our specialist clinic also provides care for a range of paediatric ENT conditions, including chronic coughs, ear infections, tonsillitis, congenital anomalies, snoring, and sleep disorders. When necessary, diagnostic tests and surgical procedures are carried out within our clinic and affiliated hospital facilities, providing a safe, coordinated, and reassuring experience for the children and their families.
Over 30 years
of experience in providing
full ENT services
Well-equipped
to facilitate seamless in-clinic
ENT procedures
Convenient
teleconsultations and
delivery of medication
Strong interest
in paediatric ENT
for children
Medical Director & Senior Consultant
ENT Surgeon Ear, Nose Throat, Head & Neck Surgery
MBBS (National University of Singapore, Singapore), 1979 FRCS (ENT) (Edinburgh, United Kingdom), 1986 FAMS (ENT) (Academy of Medicine, Singapore), 1989
Based in Singapore, Dr Lau Chee Chong is an ENT specialist and surgeon with decades of experience treating ENT conditions in adults and children. Dedicated to providing high-quality care, he strives to ensure that every patient feels supported and well-informed throughout their treatment journey.
Dr Lau received his medical education and clinical training in Singapore and the United Kingdom, including at several well-regarded institutions in London and Edinburgh. He obtained his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from the National University of Singapore, and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh), the Academy of Medicine (Singapore), and the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery.
Throughout his career, Dr Lau has held numerous leadership positions within the ENT and related professional organisations. He has also spoken extensively at medical conferences and academic forums, sharing his expertise with peers in the field.
If you are experiencing any persistent issues related to your ears, nose, throat, head, or neck, it is crucial to consult an ENT specialist. Common symptoms that warrant a visit include:
Your ear, nose, and throat doctor will evaluate your medical history and symptoms and perform a thorough physical examination. Depending on your symptoms, further diagnostic tests may be recommended. This may include a nasoendoscopy to view your nasal passages and sinuses.
Once diagnosed, the ENT specialist will discuss a custom treatment plan for your specific condition. You are encouraged to ask any questions about your symptoms or treatment options.
Yes, many insurance plans in Singapore, as well as MediSave, can cover ENT consultations, diagnostic tests, and procedures, particularly when medically necessary. For precise information on your specific coverage or utilising your insurance or MediSave, we recommend consulting your insurance provider directly or contacting our team for assistance.
Persistent ear pain, frequent sore throats, blocked nose, dizziness, or hearing difficulties may indicate that you need to see an ENT specialist. Recurrent sinus infections, balance problems, or symptoms that don’t improve with basic care are also signs to seek specialist evaluation. Consulting an ENT early ensures accurate diagnosis and timely treatment.
If you suffer from ongoing sinus problems or allergies, an ENT doctor can determine whether the cause is chronic sinusitis, nasal structural issues or allergic reactions. They provide targeted treatments ranging from medication to minor procedures or surgery. Getting specialist care helps prevent complications and offers long-term relief.
An ENT specialist will usually conduct a combination of hearing tests, ear examinations and sometimes imaging scans to diagnose the cause of hearing loss. Depending on the results, treatment may involve medication, ear cleaning, hearing aids or surgical options. Early intervention can preserve hearing and greatly improve your quality of life.
Children should see an ENT doctor if they experience frequent ear infections, persistent snoring, enlarged tonsils or breathing difficulties. Other concerns include speech delays, hearing issues or blocked noses that affect daily life. An ENT specialist can provide safe and effective treatment to support healthy growth and development.
Depending on your symptoms, an ENT specialist may recommend tests such as hearing assessments, nasal endoscopy or allergy testing. In some cases, imaging scans like CT or MRI are performed for a deeper evaluation. These diagnostic tools help identify the root cause of your condition and guide the right treatment.
Before your appointment, it helps to prepare a list of your symptoms, medical history, and any medications you’re currently taking. Noting when your symptoms began and how frequently they occur also provides useful context. This preparation enables the ENT specialist to make a more precise diagnosis and recommend the most suitable treatment plan.
Snoring is not funny. It is not merely a social problem, although you may have heard stories about spouses using snoring as grounds for divorce! Depending on the severity, snoring may also lead to serious medical problems, such as upper airway resistance syndrome (UARS) and (worst of all) obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
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