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Changes in periods, hot flashes, night sweats, disrupted sleep or vaginal discomfort can raise questions about perimenopause and menopause. A consultation gives you time to discuss these concerns and understand which care options may be appropriate.
The physician reviews your symptoms, medical and family history, current medications, previous treatment and relevant results. Together, you discuss your priorities and the potential benefits, risks and limitations of hormonal and non-hormonal approaches. Symptoms are assessed in context rather than assumed to have a hormonal cause.
Choose the initial consultation when you are seeking an assessment of perimenopause or menopause symptoms, or want to discuss whether hormone therapy is suitable for you.
Choose a hormone-therapy follow-up when returning for review of your assessment, requested results or an established treatment plan. If your treatment was started elsewhere, contact the clinic to check which appointment to book.
Your care begins with an assessment and continues through follow-up according to your needs:
The $395 fee covers the initial consultation only. Appointments booked as Hormonotherapy Follow Up cost $245 each. Bloodwork, medication and separately booked services are not included.
Consultations may take place in person or by video when suitable. An examination or sample collection requires attendance in person. Testing is requested according to clinical need; a complete hormone panel is not automatically required for everyone.
Have your medication and supplement list, any relevant previous results, and notes about symptoms or menstrual changes available for the consultation.
PCOS can affect menstrual cycles, skin and hair, ovulation and metabolic health. Its symptoms vary, and irregular periods or acne alone do not establish a diagnosis.
The consultation considers your menstrual history, symptoms, medications, previous investigations and reproductive goals where relevant. The physician assesses whether further testing is appropriate and discusses care options based on the findings and your priorities.
Choose this consultation if you have an existing PCOS diagnosis or concerns such as irregular or absent periods, unwanted facial or body hair, acne, scalp hair thinning, or related metabolic concerns.
You can also discuss how a known PCOS diagnosis relates to your plans for pregnancy. Further investigation or referral may be appropriate; this appointment does not guarantee a diagnosis or a particular treatment.
Discuss a contraceptive method that fits your health, preferences and plans. The physician reviews your medical history, medications, bleeding pattern and experience with previous methods before discussing suitable choices.
The conversation can cover how a method is used, its benefits and limitations, possible side effects and any precautions relevant to you. A prescription may be provided when clinically appropriate.
Choose this consultation if you want to start, change or review contraception, discuss a renewal, or plan for an IUD or Nexplanon implant.
If you already have a device and a procedure plan, check the separate Women’s Health Procedures service before booking another consultation.
Cervical screening looks for changes or infection that can increase the risk of cervical cancer before symptoms develop. A Pap test examines cervical cells for abnormalities; an HPV test checks for human papillomavirus associated with cervical cancer risk. They are different tests and are not automatically both needed.
The physician reviews your screening history and eligibility, explains the recommended test and collects a cervical sample when appropriate. The appointment also provides an opportunity to clarify how results and any next steps will be handled.
Choose this appointment when you are due for cervical cancer screening or have been advised to arrange it by a healthcare professional. Eligibility and timing depend on factors such as age, previous results and individual risk.
If you have new symptoms, such as unusual bleeding, or need follow-up of an abnormal result, contact the clinic before choosing routine screening so you can book the appropriate assessment.
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