At ENOK, you speak directly with a TCM practitioner about your concerns and the next step in your care, without being pushed into a fixed course.
Our practitioners select each herbal formula according to your TCM assessment, concerns and overall constitution.
Our practitioners have experience with recurring skin concerns, with clinical interests that include eczema, hives and other dermatological presentations within Traditional Chinese Medicine.
For those seeking care without steroid creams or immunosuppressants, our approach centres on Chinese herbal medicine selected for the individual.
We see both children and adults, with care adapted according to age, constitution and the concerns presented.
There is no prepaid programme to commit to. You pay for the care and herbal medicine provided at each visit. View our pricing.
Our practitioners support a range of health concerns across five key areas: skin, digestive health, respiratory health, pain management and women’s health.
Our care centres on two core approaches in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture.
Chinese herbal medicine may combine several herbs within one formulation. At ENOK TCM Clinic, these are provided as powdered concentrates or tablets for convenient preparation and consumption at home, without the need to boil raw herbs.
Acupuncture involves inserting fine needles at selected acupoints on the body. Within TCM, stimulating these points may support the flow of Qi and blood circulation. At ENOK TCM Clinic, acupuncture is also used for pain management, including chronic back pain, joint pain and migraine or headache.
All ENOK TCM practitioners are registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB).
TCM Physician
With 20 years of experience in TCM, Esther Wang’s clinical interests include acupuncture, herbal medicine, TCM dermatology, digestive health, women’s health and pain management.
TCM Physician
Noah Liu holds a TCM degree from NTU and was a Nanyang Scholarship recipient. His clinical interests include TCM dermatology, particularly eczema and hives, digestive health, internal medicine and pain management.
At ENOK TCM Clinic, we believe good health is closely connected to balance within the body. Our mission is to help individuals regain their health with traditional Chinese medicine while helping people better understand the habits, diet and lifestyle factors that may influence their overall wellbeing.
ENOK TCM Clinic first opened in Tampines before relocating to Far East Plaza, Orchard. Over the years, skin concerns have become an important area of our work, alongside the other health concerns we continue to support.
I've been seeing Esther for a few years and have been really impressed by how my health has improved as a result of the medicine and advice she gives. My migraines and cramps have reduced significantly, and my sleep has improved.
She's also a really great person to chat with. I think many of her patients enjoy meeting her to talk about their health, but also have casual chats about life and stuff.
I saw Dr Esther since Jun 23 due to sudden increase in migraine attacks and long term stomach/gastric issues. After almost 3 months of seeing her, my migraine and stomach issues have greatly stabilized. I can feel my quality of health has improved. Dr Esther is detailed and patient in explaining the meds and advising lifestyle changes. TCM treatments are usually long term and holistic, so be prepared to wait for some time before seeing any results.
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Check the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board register using the practitioner’s name. Practising TCM practitioners in Singapore must be registered with the TCMPB and hold a valid Practising Certificate.
At ENOK, your first visit includes a discussion of your concerns, health history and relevant lifestyle factors, together with TCM observations such as your pulse and tongue. Your practitioner will then explain whether herbal medicine, acupuncture or both may be suitable.
No. Herbal medicine can be used on its own. Acupuncture may be included where relevant, depending on the concern being addressed and the approach recommended by your practitioner.
Yes. TCM can be used alongside conventional medical care. Let your practitioners know about any medicines, supplements or other care you currently receive so they can take this into account.
There is no fixed timeline. How soon changes are noticed varies according to the concern, how long it has been present and the individual.
Different Chinese herbs may be combined according to the individual. At ENOK, herbal medicine is provided as powdered concentrates or tablets, together with directions on how and when to take them.
Yes. ENOK TCM Clinic operates by appointment only. Submit your preferred date and time through our booking form and wait for confirmation before visiting the clinic.
Possible side effects vary between individuals. Acupuncture may cause temporary soreness, minor bleeding or bruising, while herbal medicine may cause individual reactions.
Please use the form to request an appointment and await our confirmation. We are appointment based only. Please inform us 24 hours in advance if you wish to make any changes to your appointment.
