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FAQs general
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Absolutely. I welcome your questions and support you in making confident decisions about your care.
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Comprehensive consultations are provided to help you make informed decisions about your gynecological health. I will discuss all treatment options, their benefits and risks and how they fit your lifestyle and values. You'll have time to ask questions and have my full support in weighing your choices.
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Yes, you will need a referral from your GP in order to make an appointment.
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American Express cards are not accepted, but all other major debit and credit cards are welcome.
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I will take time to listen carefully to your concerns and health history. I may perform a gentle physical exam and explain any recommended tests or ultrasounds clearly, so you feel informed every step of the way.
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Bring any relevant medical records, test results, a list of medications, and questions you want answered. If you’re having an ultrasound, I will let you know if any special preparation is needed beforehand.
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Following a GP visit for pelvic pain, irregular or heavy periods, hormonal concerns or any other women’s health issues, you’re encouraged to book a consultation early to get the support you need.
FAQs surgery
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I perform a range of gynaecological surgeries, including laparoscopic procedures for pelvic pain, endometriosis, hysterectomy, ovarian cysts and fibroids, as well as hysteroscopic, vaginal, cervical and vulvar surgeries, with a focus on minimally invasive techniques and personalised care.
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You will receive clear aftercare instructions tailored to your procedure, including pain management tips, recovery advice, and guidance on when to schedule follow-up visits to ensure a smooth recovery.
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Some surgeries may be day procedures, while others might require a short hospital stay. I will discuss this with you beforehand so you can plan comfortably.
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You'll get clear instructions on what to expect, regular check-ups to make sure you're healing well and easy ways to reach me if you have questions or concerns. My post-surgery support is designed to make sure your recovery goes smoothly and you feel supported throughout the process.
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Yes, I will personally perform your surgery. As your specialist, I believe in providing continuity of care from consultation through to your procedure and recovery. You can feel confident knowing that the surgeon you've consulted with and trust will be the one taking care of you in the operating room.
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I believe in honest communication and will discuss any possible risks and how I work to minimise them, answering all your questions along the way.
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You’ll be recommended safe and effective pain relief strategies and advice to help you recover as smoothly and comfortably as possible.
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Yes, I always explore non-surgical options first whenever possible. Many gynecological conditions can be effectively managed with medications, hormone therapy, lifestyle changes or minimally invasive treatments. Surgery is only recommended when it's truly necessary or when other treatments haven't provided adequate relief. We'll discuss all available options so you can make the best choice for your situation.
Contact and accessibility info
How to reach the clinic
To reach our practice visit the contact page
After-hours support details
Practice hours are 9am-5pm weekdays. For any support out of these hours, visit your GP or emergency department.
Accessibility and parking information
Prince of Wales Hospital
Parking is available 24/7 via Barker Street and Hospital Road. For convenient access to the hospital, park on Level B4, which offers direct lift access to Levels 5, 6, and 7 of the private hospital .
Limited free mobility parking spaces are available at the High and Barker Street entrances, near the Catherine Hayes Building and outside Emergency. These spaces require a valid mobility parking permit. Additional mobility parking is available on Level B1 of the car park.
BMA House
BMA House offers several parking options for patients.
Wilson Parking at 131 Macquarie Street: A commercial parking station, situated just next door.
Aurora Place, Sydney Car Park: Located one block from BMA house with entry via Phillip Street. Standard parking rates apply.
The BMA building offers lift access to all floors.