You have the options of deciding one out of 6 skin specialists in Subang Jaya. 5 of them have clinics in the Sime Darby (SJMC) hospital and the other one, Dr. Ranjit at SS 15.

 

The following is the list of skin specialists (dermatologists) practicing in Sime Darby Medical Centre Subang Jaya (SJMC):

 

• Dr. Chang Chee Khong

• Dr. Chu Siew Mun

• Dr. Koh Chuan Keng

• Dr. Loh Liew Cheng

• Dr. Yan Yen Piow

You will need to call for appointment in order to consult them. The contact number for Sime Darby Medical Centre Subang Jaya (SJMC) is: 603 5639 1212.

Address and Contact for Dr Ranjit's clinic:
Klinik Pakar Kulit Ranjit 
C4, Jalan SS15/4D 
47500 Subang Jaya 
Petaling Jaya 
Tel: 03-5631-6090

Related reviews of skin specialists (dermatologists) in Subang Jaya 

Feb 2011 - That is when i say, enough is enough and I went to Dr Ranjit. 1st month of taking Roaccutane, my back is CLEARED!!! My front area, CLEARED and my face, 90% CLEARED! this is my 7th month and I can say, it's worth seeing him. He is nice and he can help us. Ladies, give it a shot. It's worth your money. 
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1383432

Jan 2011 - I am also a patient of Dr Ranjit Singh since last 20th December 2010. He gave me an antibiotic, and a jel to apply. About 5 days ago, I went to appoint him, he said I need to continue to take the antibiotic for 6-8 months in order to kill the acne bacteria. Then, he also gave roaccutane, however the amount is only 10 mg, and I'm only allowed to take 1 pill at a day. However, my acne actually worse than before I take roaccutane, and my lips are dried. Have anyone experince this? 
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1383432

Sep 2010 - I have posted recently that my skin on the face is developing some rashes and it's really getting dry and flaky. I looked at Subang Jaya forum and most of them recommended Dr. Ranjit at SS 15. My husband told me he went to see the same doctor many years ago for skin rashes and the medicine he prescribed was really effective. And so off we went the other day. He's quite a cool doctor and he's very sharp. He prescribed a couple of creams to heal the rashes and some tablets for allergies. The only setback was that there were many people lining up to see him. I guess it took an hour just to attend to me. But I guess it just goes to show that he's indeed a good skin specialist as there were many people lining up and trusting on him for their skin problems. 
http://www.janetspeaks.com/2010/09/skin-specialist-in-subang-jaya.html

May 2008 - I took my teenage daughter to Dr Ranjit for her acne problems. She was prescribed with antibiotics. She took them for several (6-7) months but saw very little changes, if not none at all. I stopped taking her there after reading an article about the side effects of taking antibiotics over prolonged period.
http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?3628-Any-recommendation-for-a-good-Skin-Specialist-around-SJ

May 2008 - i used to bring my kid there for severe eczema on her sole. costs me rm50 for a little container of unidentified white creamy medication. no itemised billing but i guess the repacked contents of that little plactic roundie is not worth rm20. your guess what the balance is for. btw, as with the cacophony of cheap and bank-balance-blowing stuff dished out by sworn and acclaimed dermatologists, dr ranjit's prescription did no good for my (then) little one. most interestingly, the diagnosis ranged from eczema (which i beleive is right)to psoriasis to bacterial infection to "normal thing". thats the sad truth for dermatology - the line's too thin for the various ailments. a lot of shooting in the dark where prescription is concerned (admitted one "skin specialist") although they all agreed that the patient needs moisturer. In the end, i tried the remedy of a kampung old wife tale - one of those johnson baby lotion. it worked like magic!
http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?3628-Any-recommendation-for-a-good-Skin-Specialist-around-SJ/page2