Sydney's Leader in Gynaecology and Obstetrics Services
After 10 years and plenty of good memories at our current location, the time has come to refresh our office space. At the end of this month, our CBD clinic will move across the road, to 254 George Street.
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Our Gynaecologists offer the best treatment options from every area of gynaecological and obstetric medicine, as well as state of the art equipment so you have access to the most technologically advanced treatment options.
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Specialist & general Gynaecology services will be available at our Chatswood clinic from March 2018! SCA puts you in touch with industry renowned gynaecologists dedicated to caring for the health and well being of women at any age.
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GynaeLase includes the use of 1 of 4 technologies.Each work to stimulate the production of new collagen and tighten elastin fibres via heat therapy.
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The effects of childbirth and ageing can leave even the most confident goddess feeling self-conscious, with issues such as bladder leakage, laxity & dryness
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Dr Sean Burnet addresses questions asked by women on the topic of reduced sexual gratification during intercourse after childbirth or menopause.
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PCOS patients often experience active acne, because the ovaries over-produce testosterone and other androgens.
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As heard on Kyle & Jackie O GynaeLase is a revolutionary laser therapy for vaginal issues associated with child birth, menopause or just general ageing.
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GynaeLase is a safe, non-invasive photo thermal laser treatment for tightening of the vaginal canal and restoring natural hydration.
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GynaeLase is a safe, non-invasive laser therapy for the treatment of a weak bladder. Get back to the exercise you once loved.
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Vaginal atrophy (VA) symptoms generally appear four to five years after the onset of menopause and affect up to 50% of post-menopausal women.
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Ever heard of Vaginal Relaxation Syndrome (VRS)? It's primarily due to childbirth or weight gain and continues to affect the mucosal lining of the vagina.
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