[Free Pre-Event] Just Show Up!

Pre-Event for Midlife Festival —

Skin, Hormones, and Everyday Care, presented by Surety and QV

Ageing doesn’t come with a manual—especially when skin and hormones start to change.

This #JustShowUp session brings together a dermatologist and a multidisciplinary team to translate (peri)menopause science into day-to-day care. Expect plain-English explanations, practical tips, and community stories you can relate to.

Registering on Eventbrite unlocks an exclusive goodie bag for on-site redemption (limited quantities).

For full event series (including Midlife Festival Day 1 and 2), view them here: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/midlife-festival-2025-4513023?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=creatorshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

Who this helps

➠ Open to all genders and ages concerned about their skin and seeking help.

➠ Partners, caregivers, and HR/people leaders who want to support colleagues and loved ones.

➠ Men and women in their late-30s to 50s navigating hot flushes, sleep shifts, mood changes, and new skin concerns (dryness, itch, sensitivity, acne, pigmentation).

What you’ll learn (fast, practical, evidence-based)

➠ Skin through ageing: Why falling hormones changes barrier function—and what routines, ingredients, and clinic care actually help. (Dermatology talk + Q&A)

➠ Whole-person support: Sleep, stress, nutrition, pelvic floor, movement, and when to see a GP about options (including hormonal and non-hormonal pathways). (Psychologist, Dietician, Physiotherapist & Family Physician panel + Q&A)

➠ Real stories, real context: Community sharings that make the science usable at home and at work.

Program highlights (at a glance)

◈ Welcome & opening

◈ Dermatologist talk by Clin Assoc Prof Mark Koh

◈ Multidisciplinary panel with Dr Hanita Assudani, Ms Annabelle Johnson, Ms Kate McCormack, Dr Shariffa Syahidah

◈ Community sharings, intermission activities, “Play & Win,” lucky draw

◈ EXCLUSIVE Goodie bag redemption for Surety’s Eventbrite registrants

Event Details

Date: 18 Oct 2025

Time: 1:30–4:45 PM (SGT) — Registration from 1:30 PM

Venue: Suntec Convention Centre

Tickets: RSVP required on Eventbrite.

✩ Perks: Exclusive QV freebies for Eventbrite sign-ups (redeem on-site, while stocks last).

Note: Education, not personal medical advice. If you have specific symptoms, please consult your clinician.

Reserve your spot—show up, learn together, and leave with an action plan for midlife skin and wellbeing.

Info: Ms Diana Pang (Head of Advocacy on Health & Well-being at the PAP Women’s Wing Exco and Member of Parliament for Marine Parade GRC) is a passionate community leader who believes deeply in the values of trust, kindness, and mutual support.

With over 20 years of experience working alongside families, women, and caregivers, she has been a steadfast advocate for health, mental wellness, and women development. Her work reflects her firm belief that small acts of kindness and care can make a big difference in people’s lives.

Diana’s approach to community-building is rooted in compassion and collaboration. She sees the community not just as a place to live, but as a space where people uplift one another and grow stronger together.

Info: Clin Assoc Prof Mark Koh is a dermatologist, paediatric dermatologist and dermatopathologist. He is head and senior consultant of Dermatology Service, KK Women’s & Children’s Hospital (KKH), as well as visiting consultant at Singapore General Hospital, Sengkang General Hospital and National Cancer Centre. During his tenure at KKH, Dr Koh helped to set up several multi-disciplinary clinics (Vascular Anomalies Clinic, Genodermatoses clinic, Chronic Eczema Clinic). He also helped to set up the Cutaneous Lymphoma Clinic and Adult Genodermatoses Clinic at SGH, and Skin Cancer Syndrome Clinic at NCC.

Info: ​Dr Jessica Ee is practicing dermatologist at Sengkang General Hospital. Her subspecialty interests include eczema, psoriasis, acne, lasers for medical and cosmetic uses and minimally invasive aesthetic procedures. She has been sharing her stroke journey on TikTok since she first suffered a mini stroke in August 2023 due to patent foramen ovale (PFO), a condition more commonly known as hole in the heart. After suffering a major stoke in October 2023, Dr Ee hopes to raise awareness about caring for stroke patients through her videos.

Info: Life isn't a decline—it's a dynamic recalibration. This panel brings together expert voices from dietetics, physiotherapy, and medicine to help individuals navigate transitions with strength, vitality, and purpose. From fueling your body with the right nutrients to restoring physical flow through movement, and fortifying your mental and hormonal resilience, we explore the everyday shifts that create long-term wellness.
Whether you're managing hormonal shifts, muscle mass changes, or mental load—this conversation offers a practical, evidence-informed “lifestyle prescription” for thriving, not just surviving.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore, Singapore