Dr Andrew Choong

Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon in Singapore

Mount Elizabeth Novena Specialist Centre · Operating at private hospitals across Singapore

I offer specialist assessment and treatment for conditions affecting your arteries, veins and aorta - with clear explanations and a care plan built around you.

Message me directly, or contact the Clinic Team to arrange your consultation.

Dr Andrew Choong, vascular and endovascular surgeon in Singapore
MBBS, PhD, FRCS, FEBVS (Hons)  ·  Trained in the United Kingdom and Australia

A personal welcome

Welcome. I Am Dr Andrew Choong

Vascular, endovascular, venous and aortic surgeon in Singapore

I am a senior vascular, endovascular and aortic surgeon with over 20 years of international experience. Trained in the United Kingdom and Australia, I care for patients from Singapore, across Asia and around the world.

My practice covers the full spectrum of vascular disease - from varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and peripheral arterial disease (PAD) to complex aortic aneurysms, dissections, carotid artery disease and dialysis access.

My philosophy is simple: evidence-based, patient-centred and clearly explained. Whether you need reassurance, treatment, or a second opinion for a complex vascular problem, I am here to help.

My Patient Philosophy

“You are at the heart of everything I do”

Navigating vascular conditions can feel overwhelming. My role is to guide you with clarity, compassion and expertise - offering options grounded in evidence, experience and a commitment to outcomes that matter to you.

My professional background

Experience Behind Your Care

Personal care, supported by more than two decades of clinical practice, research and specialist leadership.

Clinical Experience

Over 20 Years of Vascular, Endovascular, Venous and Aortic Surgical Practice

I began my surgical career in London in 2003, training in the vascular units at St Mary’s and Charing Cross Hospitals, Imperial College London. I then completed an international fellowship at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Australia, followed by consultant posts at King’s College Hospital, London, and the National University Heart Centre Singapore, where I was also Associate Professor of Surgery. I now operate at private hospitals across Singapore from my clinic at Mount Elizabeth Novena.

This experience spans assessment, open surgery and endovascular treatment - procedures performed inside blood vessels.

For my national service during the pandemic, I received the COVID-19 Resilience Medal from the Prime Minister’s Office of Singapore.

Research and Expertise

A Foundation of Evidence-based Medicine

My research spans vascular, endovascular, venous and aortic surgery. Alongside clinical practice, I have completed doctoral research, written peer-reviewed papers and book chapters, and contributed to international aortic research.

For you, evidence-based care means a clear discussion of the available options, their benefits and risks, and how they relate to your health and priorities.

Explore my publications and book chapters, or read about my approach to research. The qualifications and research records below link to the supporting evidence.

Leadership and Authority

Recognised Global Voice in Vascular Surgery

My professional work includes teaching surgeons, examining specialist candidates and speaking at international vascular conferences.

  • Former Vice President and Founding Member, Society of Vascular and Endovascular Surgeons of Singapore
  • Former Chair, Vascular Section Committee, Academy of Medicine Singapore
  • Examiner for the Fellowship of the European Board of Vascular Surgery (FEBVS)
  • Regular keynote speaker at major international vascular conferences

Credentials You Can Trust

Fully Verified, Experienced and Patient-focused

Qualifications: MBBS, PhD, MFSTEd, FRCS (Gen Surg), FEBVS (Hons), FAMS (Gen Surg)

Specialist registration: Singapore Medical Council M61737G · General Medical Council, UK 6064711

Conditions & treatments

Find the Care You Need

Start with the problem you are concerned about. Your assessment and any investigations guide the treatment discussion.

Aortic Aneurysm and Dissection

Assessment, surveillance and treatment planning for enlargement or tears in the aorta, including complex disease and second opinions.

Explore Aortic Care

Varicose Veins and Venous Disease

Advice for visible veins, aching, swelling and skin changes. Understand the role of ultrasound and the treatment options suited to your veins.

Varicose Veins · Skin Changes and Venous Ulcers

Leg Circulation, Diabetic Foot and Wounds

Assessment for peripheral arterial disease, walking pain and wounds that are slow to heal, with treatment directed at the underlying circulation problem.

Leg Circulation · Diabetic Foot and Wound Care

Carotid Disease and Stroke Prevention

Review of carotid narrowing and individual stroke risk, including when medicines, surgery or stenting may be considered.

Carotid Assessment · Treatment Options

Vascular Screening and Scans
Our vascular lab offers targeted vascular screening and scans, including abdominal aortic aneurysm screening and assessment of arteries, veins and dialysis access. Learn how vascular ultrasound helps guide your care.

All Conditions · Treatment Overview

Urgent symptoms: Sudden severe chest or back pain, breathlessness, stroke symptoms or a suddenly cold, painful limb need emergency care. Call 995 in Singapore; overseas, seek local emergency care. Do not wait for a website reply.

Complex aortic disease

Careful Planning for the Aorta

I assess the options for each patient, including surveillance, open repair, endovascular approaches such as EVAR, TEVAR and complex stent-grafts, and hybrid repair combining open surgery with endovascular treatment. The appropriate approach depends on your anatomy, symptoms and individual risk; not every aneurysm needs an operation.

Complex Aortic Treatment · Research and Publications

Your next step

Preparing for Your Consultation

Appointments, Records and Payment

Bring relevant reports, scan images and a medication list. The Clinic Team can help arrange your consultation, discuss self-payment questions and check the insurance arrangements that may apply to your policy.

Prepare for Your Visit · Payment and Insurance Information

Travel and Second Opinions

If you are travelling for a consultation or seeking another opinion, contact the clinic to discuss the next step and which records are useful. Please do this before booking travel. An in-person assessment or further tests may still be needed.

Plan Travel and Your Consultation

For a clinical referral or case discussion, see Referring Doctors.

Prefer another language? Use the website’s language selector to translate the page. Tell the clinic your preferred language when arranging your consultation so communication needs can be discussed.

Dr Andrew Choong explains how to prepare records for a vascular opinion

Patient education video

What Records Should You Send or Bring?

A short guide to preparing reports and scans for a vascular opinion.

Before You Get in Touch

Will I need an operation?

Not necessarily. Advice may include monitoring, medicines, lifestyle measures or a procedure. Your symptoms, investigations, anatomy and overall health guide that decision.

Can I contact Andrew directly?

Yes. You can message me directly on WhatsApp at +65 9027 8636. If I am unavailable, including while operating, call the Clinic Team on +65 9376 8688 for appointment arrangements. These are not emergency lines.

What should I bring?

Relevant scan images and reports, previous treatment information and your medication list are useful. The preparation guide explains what to gather; contact the clinic before sending medical records.

Where is the clinic?

Andrew Choong Vascular Surgery is at #09-22, Mount Elizabeth Novena Specialist Centre, 38 Irrawaddy Road, Singapore 329563. See contact and location details.

Book a Consultation

Concerned about your blood vessels or your circulation? Whether you’re experiencing varicose veins, leg pain, a non-healing wound, a suspected aneurysm, dialysis fistula problems or a possible DVT, I am here to help.