The painting of a slender, naked model, whose only covering is a luxury branded scarf on her face, hovers over the โBoob Station,โ a tray filled with natural saline and silicone breast implants. Dr. Z Teo, CEO of the Aivee Group of Companies and a Singapore-based plastic surgeon, holds up an implant against the modelโs small but perky breasts.
โWe do natural-shaped implants. People donโt like implants that look like watermelons. Sheโs here to explain what these natural implants do,โ he explains, referring to the image.
The painting is a work by San Francisco-based artist Anna Halldin-Maule, whose husband Tom photographs the models. Anna then makes a hyper-realistic painting from her husbandโs most striking image.
Mauleโs painting became the inspiration for A Institute, the newest medical facility run by Dr. Z and his wife, celebrity dermatologist and medical director Aivee Aguilar-Teo. While the Aivee Clinics focus on skin, the A Institute at Burgos Park Building covers aesthetic surgery, sports medicine, hair transplant, a snoring lab and wellness. Its sleek interior design by Singaporean firm Avit is ideal for displaying contemporary art.
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