Dr Ma Li Clinic for Women & Advanced Pelvic Surgery Singapore

Your country of residence

• Preferred dates and time
• Your time zone (important for scheduling)

Our team will coordinate a suitable appointment time mindful of international time differences.

• Detailed description of current symptoms
• Relevant medical history
• List of current medications
• Any known allergies

• Operation reports
• Surgical notes
• Intraoperative photos (if available)

• Ultrasound reports
• MRI scans (preferably original DICOM images)

MRI images are particularly helpful as they are less operator-dependent compared to ultrasound and provide more detailed mapping, especially for complex pelvic conditions. This is especially important for teleconsult assessments.

Our staff will guide you through:

• Teleconsultation fees
• Payment methods
• Confirmation process

• A reminder will be sent one day before the appointment
• A second reminder will be sent shortly before the consultation
• The consultation will include:
• Review of medical history and imaging
• Discussion of diagnosis
• Treatment options
• Surgical considerations (if required)
• Estimated costs and planning timeline

• We will propose suitable surgery dates
• Assist with insurance pre-authorisation / application
• Provide documentation for visa or travel purposes (if required)

Insurance approval will ideally be arranged before you travel to Singapore.

• Blood tests
• ECG
• Chest X-ray (if indicated)

We will provide a checklist of required investigations. Results should be sent to us prior to travel.

Although teleconsultation is helpful, one in-person consultation is required.

• 1–2 days before scheduled surgery

• Detailed physical examination
• Pelvic mapping scan
• Confirmation of diagnosis
• Final surgical planning
• Discussion of procedure details
• Explanation of risks and recovery expectations
• Signing of surgical consent

• Surgery performed at an accredited private hospital in Singapore
• Typical hospital stay: 1–3 nights
• Depending on complexity and extent of surgery
• Minimally invasive surgery generally allows faster recovery

Approximately 1 week after surgery

• Review wound healing
• Address any early post-operative concerns
• Discuss histology 
• Adjust medications if needed

• Most patients may safely fly home 10–14 days after surgery

• Medical memo for travel 
• Follow-up instructions
• Remote post-operative review plan if needed

• Teleconsult follow-ups can be arranged
• Local doctor coordination if required
• Long-term management plan