I was born and raised in a multiracial country, Malaysia. I left Malaysia more than 20 years ago and have lived in UK, New Zealand and now Australia. I love living in one of the most liveable cities in the world! My colourful background enables me to be adaptable and accustomed to people of diverse cultures and ethnicities. My thirst to accumulate knowledge has led me to travel across the globe to learn, master and upskill my expertise in the field. Along the way, I learn from my teachers and patients, who have helped me to have a deeper understanding and appreciation of the relationship between a doctor and a patient, a crucial process which allows me to be a caring, patient and compassionate doctor.

As an avid traveler, hiker and painter, my hobbies help keep me grounded and lead a well-balanced life. As a cancer survivor, I practise what I preach by eating healthy and engage in regular pilates and gym workouts. Art has always been a part of my life as I consider it to be a reminder to keep my sense of creativity alive. I enjoy traveling and attempts to conquer various hikes and mountains across the globe. My most recent achievements include climbing Mount Kenya (4,985m), and kayaking the water at Antartica.

I am a devout Catholic and a recent mummy of 2 gorgeous cats. As I consider human connection a vital point in what I do, I participate in voluntary charitable work whenever I can. For instance, I was incredibly fortunate to have been involved with Interplast in Kiribati in 2016, and Operation Restore Hope in 2012.

I connect readily and easily with my patients as my personal interests and experiences in my field have given me many opportunities to meet and interact with people of various cultures and background. The accumulated life experiences are therefore my values and harness my commitment to provide my patients the best care at every stage of their individual process.