Specialist gynaecological care | Gold Coast
Your health matters.Let's find answers together.
Whether you're experiencing troublesome periods, pelvic pain, hormonal changes or simply have concerns about your gynaecological health, I'm here to listen, investigate and help you understand your options.
We'll take the time to discuss what your symptoms may mean and the options available to you.
My approach
Care that begins with listening.
I understand that discussing gynaecological concerns isn't always easy. Some symptoms can be uncomfortable, frustrating or difficult to talk about, particularly when they've been affecting your quality of life for some time.
My priority is to create a comfortable environment where you can speak openly about your concerns and feel genuinely heard.
We'll work together to understand what's happening, discuss any investigations that may be helpful and develop a management plan that reflects your symptoms, preferences and goals.
Not every concern requires surgery, and I believe it's important to explore the full range of appropriate options, from reassurance and medical management through to surgical treatment when indicated.
How I can help
Gynaecological care for every stage of life.
From menstrual concerns and pelvic pain to cervical screening, contraception and menopause, I provide assessment and management for a broad range of gynaecological conditions.
Your first visit
What happens at a gynaecology appointment?
Your first appointment is an opportunity for us to understand your concerns and work out the best way forward. There's no need to feel embarrassed, and you're always welcome to ask questions.
We Talk
We'll discuss your symptoms, medical and gynaecological history, any previous investigations and what you're hoping to achieve from the appointment.
We Investigate
Depending on your concerns, I may recommend an examination, ultrasound, blood tests or other investigations.
Not every appointment requires a physical examination. If one is recommended, I'll explain why, discuss what it involves and obtain your consent before proceeding.
We Make a Plan
We'll discuss the findings, explain the available treatment options and agree on a management plan together.
This may involve monitoring, medication, further investigations or surgery when appropriate.
You can ask questions, request a chaperone or pause an examination at any time.
At a colposcopy appointment
We'll discuss your cervical screening results and explain the examination before asking for your consent. A colposcopy uses a magnifying instrument, which stays outside the body, to look closely at the cervix while a speculum holds the vagina open. A small biopsy may be recommended; we'll explain why and what it involves. We'll discuss the findings and how any results and next steps will be communicated.
When surgery is needed
Thoughtful care, including surgical options.
Many gynaecological concerns can be managed without surgery. When a procedure is recommended, I believe it's important that you understand why it may be helpful, what the alternatives are and what recovery may involve.
My approach is to consider your symptoms, future fertility plans and individual circumstances when discussing treatment.
- Hysteroscopy
- Endometrial biopsy and polypectomy
- Laparoscopic surgery
- Endometriosis surgery
- LLETZ procedures
- Intrauterine device insertion and removal
- Other gynaecological procedures where clinically appropriate
Common questions, answered.
Let's take the next step together.
Whether you've been managing symptoms for years or have a new concern you'd like to discuss, I'm here to help you understand what's happening and explore your options.