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Can having a vasectomy damage your relationship?

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The vasectomy procedure has had a long, interesting and at times tumultuous history. First invented by Sir Astley Paston Cooper in the 1800s, it wasn’t until the 1960s that the vasectomy started to become popular as a method of birth control.

This popularisation begot a slew of research and newspaper articles discussing the potentially negative psychological effects of undergoing a vasectomy. Leading many couples to ask the question: ‘Could having a vasectomy negatively impact our relationship?’

What the science says

Despite some initially negative studies, the consensus is that having a vasectomy does not negatively impact a relationship. Reversal rates are incredibly low, with some research suggesting that only 3% of men opt to have the procedure reversed.

In 1979, one study in the British Journal of Sexual Medicine looked at 145 random couples and assessed their quality of marriage at the point of vasectomy and then again 18 months after the procedure. The study found that ‘the majority of marriages improved in quality following vasectomy.’ Furthermore, the researchers identified that this pattern was true for healthy relationships ‘in all age groups.’

Statistics can be confusing

If I were to tell you that 33% of married men that undergo the vasectomy procedure go on to get divorced you would probably be shocked. However, that number is actually the national average in Australia. Divorces are unfortunately commonplace in Australia, which is one reason that it may be easy to make an association between divorce and vasectomies.

What’s more, research indicates that couples that go on to separate after a vasectomy were already experiencing marital difficulties. Vasectomies do not cause relational difficulties, quite the opposite. However, having a vasectomy is not guaranteed to resolve outstanding points of difference and the couple may go on to separate despite the benefits that the procedure can bring.

DR SUMAN MUSKU

This article was reviewed by Dr Suman Musku

A UK-trained enthusiastic GP with 14 years’ experience. Dr Suman Musku has been working as a GP for several years and enjoys being a Generalist. His Membership in surgery and hospital rotations has allowed him to competently practice and manage Chronic Disease conditions and surgical problems.

His clinical interests include men’s health (vasectomies), dermatology and minor surgical procedures. Dr Suman has a passion towards teaching and has students from Melbourne Medical School. He holds high regards to communication skills and is appreciative of social/psychological factors involved in a patient’s life. “My aim is to strive towards providing exceptional standard of care to my patients”.

How soon can you start running again after a vasectomy procedure?

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VASECTOMY PROCEDURE
VASECTOMY PROCEDURE

So, you’ve just had a vasectomy – good for you! However, your doctor has told you to take a period of rest after the procedure. For many men that exercise on a regular basis waiting to get back to the track or the gym can be the worst part of the procedure.

It’s always best to listen to your surgeon and take their advice about recovery seriously. Although complications are rare with vasectomies, especially no-scalpel procedures (less than 1%), they do happen and can be particularly, well, unpleasant!

How long should I wait before running?

Again, you really should listen to your surgeon, but we typically tell our patients to give it a good seven days as a minimum before they return to any vigorous physical activity. This reduces the chance of irritating the scrotum and aggravating any swelling down there.

What type of underwear/boxers should I wear once I return to exercise?

Once you return to activity we recommend wearing a pair of breathable, snug (not tight) fitting boxer shorts. Bamboo boxers that are designed to not ride up are a good option – they’re breathable and reduce the amount of movement down there.

Conduct a Google search for ‘no ride up bamboo boxers’ and I’m sure you’ll find something that’s a good fit.

Many men like to wear running shorts without boxers – we recommend against this, as it allows your testicles too much freedom to move and this can aggravate swelling.

What sort of distance can I run?

That will depend on your own level of physical fitness and whether you are experiencing any pain. We recommend that you start at 25 to 50% of your usual activity level.

If you run 10km, then try a 2.5km run. If that feels fine and you experience no pain you can progress to 5km and so on.

What if running is painful?

If you start to experience pain while running then we advise you to stop immediately. As mentioned above, complications with no-scalpel vasectomies are rare, but they do happen.

If you continue to experience pain for an extended time after your procedure consult a medical professional immediately.

Dr Satish Singh

This article was reviewed by Satish Singh

Dr Singh is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He graduated from Ranchi University in 1990 and then completed his Masters in General surgery from Patna University, India. In 1996 he moved to England and worked in several fields, such as emergency medicine, orthopaedics, surgery and urology before he became Fellow of Royal college of physicians and surgeons, Glasgow, Scotland. He has special interests in surgical procedures, vasectomies, skin checks and aesthetic procedures.

No Scalpel Vasectomies | Everything you need to know

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No Scalpel Vasectomies
No Scalpel Vasectomies
Everything you’ve wanted to know about the procedure. A vasectomy is a surgical procedure utilised to make a man permanently sterile. The way that a vasectomy works is preventing sperm from mixing with other fluid ejaculated from the penis, known as semen. A no scalpel vasectomy is a popular procedure often performed here in Australia. This type of vasectomy gained traction in the 1980s and is now the preferred method of vasectomy by the majority of surgeons. This article will explore the details of no scalpel vasectomies, how they differ from conventional vasectomies, and some of the common questions we are asked by patients.

What is a no scalpel vasectomy?

As the name suggests, a no scalpel vasectomy is a vasectomy performed without a scalpel. The reason that a scalpel is not required is because of the way the surgeon accesses the vas deferen – the tube that carries sperm from the testicles to mix with semen.

How does a no scalpel vasectomy work?

The doctor applies local anaesthesia to the testicles and feels for the vas deferen through the skin; they then gently apply pressure with their fingers to bring the tube to the surface of the scrotum. The surgeon then immobilises the tube using a small clip. With great care, the doctor opens the skin of the scrotum and uses tweezers to bring part of the tube outside of the skin. Because of the local anaesthetic applied to the area you won’t feel any pain at all. The doctor then makes two small incisions on either side of the tube, cauterises the incision and applies a titanium clip to stop the flow of sperm. A small incision is then made to ensure the two sides of the tube are disconnected. The surgeon will then repeat this process for the other vas deferens tube.

How does a no scalpel procedure differ from a standard vasectomy?

As mentioned above, the main difference between a standard procedure and a no scalpel vasectomy is that there is no scalpel used. In a standard procedure, a scalpel is used to make small incisions on each side of the scrotum to access the vas deferens tubes. What are the benefits of a no scalpel procedure? The no scalpel procedure has become popular for a number of good reasons. The main reasons being:
  • There is a lower risk of blood clots, swelling, and infections
  • The procedure takes less time
  • There are no sutures required to close up the wounds, which leads to a faster recover with less pain and bleeding
  • Overall, a no scalpel procedure costs much less – largely because the procedure is much faster than a standard vasectomy. Click here if you’re like to learn about the price of vasectomies in Melbourne, Australia
  • Local anesthesia is much cheaper than general anesthesia

Is the procedure painful?

Most of our patients feel no pain at all during the procedure. However, you may feel a tiny bit of discomfort when the local anesthetic is applied. It’s also possible that you will experience small amounts of pain or swelling after the procedure. This is nothing to be concerned about and can be helped with the use of NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen.

Will I be put under general anesthesia?

No, you won’t be put under general anesthesia.

Can I drive after my no scalpel vasectomy?

A no scalpel vasectomy is an outpatient procedure, which means you are allowed to return home the same day the procedure is performed. Because you are not put under local anesthesia you will not be impaired in any way and will be fine to drive. However, if somebody is available to drive you home it may be beneficial to ask them to do so. The position you sit in while driving may cause a little discomfort directly after the procedure.

How long does a no scalpel vasectomy take?

Procedures vary from clinic to clinic, but the procedure typically takes 20 to 30 minutes.

How much does a no scalpel vasectomy usually cost?

The cost of a no scalpel vasectomy varies from location to location. There are a number of factors that influence the price, including:
  • Whether or not you have private health insurance
  • If you are eligible for medicare rebates
  • Whether you have a healthcare card
  • The provider you choose: urologists are typically more expensive and some surgeons are in high demand, which pushes their price up over time
  • The location of the clinic: a procedure performed in the city centre is usually more expensive as a consequence of property/rental prices
For a more detailed explanation of the costs involved, read our article on the cost of a vasectomy.

Do you want to book a no scalpel vasectomy in Melbourne?

Hoppers Lane GP offers no scalpel vasectomies at some of the most competitive prices in Melbourne. Our expertly trained surgeons perform the procedure at state of the art facilities. Click here to learn more about our no scalpel vasectomy service.
Dr Satish Singh

This article was reviewed by Satish Singh

Dr Singh is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He graduated from Ranchi University in 1990 and then completed his Masters in General surgery from Patna University, India. In 1996 he moved to England and worked in several fields, such as emergency medicine, orthopaedics, surgery and urology before he became Fellow of Royal college of physicians and surgeons, Glasgow, Scotland. He has special interests in surgical procedures, vasectomies, skin checks and aesthetic procedures.

How much does a Vasectomy cost in Melbourne, Australia?

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VASECTOMY COST IN MELBOURNE

VASECTOMY COST IN MELBOURNE

Is it possible to get a free vasectomy?

No – sorry! There is no way to get a free vasectomy here in Australia.

Vasectomies are considered an elective surgery, so you will always incur some level of cost.

Is a vasectomy covered by medicare?

Medicare will not cover the full cost of a vasectomy and the amount they cover varies from person to person.

Health.gov lists the rebate for vasectomies as between $177 and $201, so you can expect to see that much money returned to your account after the procedure.

The total amount returned to you will depend on a number of factors, such as whether you have private health insurance or a healthcare card.

The cost of a vasectomy in Melbourne

The price of a vasectomy varies greatly in Melbourne. As mentioned above, the amount you actually pay overall depends on a number of factors, such as medicare rebates, private insurance, and more.

There are a number of other factors that influence the price of a vasectomy, including:

  • The location of a clinic: more expensive locations attract higher rental prices, thus pushing up the price of many procedures
  • The surgeon that you chose to perform your procedure: this changes based on the experience the surgeon has and how in demand they are
  • The type of anaesthetic used during the vasectomy: local anaesthetic costs more than general anaesthetic
  • The type of procedure performed: typically, a no scalpel procedure is cheaper than a conventional vasectomy

Hoppers Lane GP offers vasectomies at an out of pocket cost of less than $500. This price is considered fairly low, so it’s worth checking with your local provider before you book.

Does the price of a vasectomy differ based on what procedure you have done?

Yes – the price of a vasectomy varies based on the type of procedure, with no scalpel vasectomies being the most affordable for a number of reasons.

In contrast to conventional vasectomy operations, no scalpel procedures make no incisions into the scrotum. No scalpel vasectomies take less time, cause less infections, and require no sutures to close up incisions.

For these reasons, no scalpel procedures are by far the most affordable.

Where can I get the most affordable vasectomy in Melbourne?

If you are looking for a low cost, high quality no scalpel vasectomy in Melbourne stop by Hoppers Lane GP.

Our procedures are listed at the most competitive prices in Melbourne – only $500 out of pocket cost.

Booking is easy. You don’t require a referral and the procedure is done under local anaesthetic, which means you can drive in and drive out.

Contact our friendly staff today to discuss your options

Dr Satish Singh

This article was reviewed by Satish Singh

Dr Singh is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He graduated from Ranchi University in 1990 and then completed his Masters in General surgery from Patna University, India. In 1996 he moved to England and worked in several fields, such as emergency medicine, orthopaedics, surgery and urology before he became Fellow of Royal college of physicians and surgeons, Glasgow, Scotland. He has special interests in surgical procedures, vasectomies, skin checks and aesthetic procedures.

When You Need a General Practice Physician, a Williams Landing GP is the Doctor to See

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When you have a health issue, a general practice doctor is the first port of call for treatment and advice. GPs have broad knowledge and the skill to diagnose most health issues, and a GP doctor can decide whether to treat your illness or if needed write a referral for you to see another health professional who is a specialist in your condition.

Medicare doesn’t offer a rebate to persons who see a specialist without a referral from their GP doctor, but that’s not the only reason to visit a general physician first. Should you need to see several different health professionals for treatment, your GP will be the person who coordinates your care.

Choose a General Practice Physician That’s Best for You

It’s best not to wait until you are sick or injured to book your first appointment with a GP. When you schedule an appointment for a general check-up, you can see whether you like them and start to develop a long-term relationship with your general practice doctor. Your GP will most likely take care of your health for many years, so it’s important to find someone you trust and whom you feel comfortable to talk with honestly and openly. At Hoppers Lane General Practice, we have male and female GPs; they understand the community’s culture and can speak several languages.

The Services You Need, at an Affordable Cost

A GP isn’t only there for you when you are sick, but a regular check-up can also help you to lead a healthy lifestyle. Immunisations, management of chronic disease, and family planning can all add to a long, healthy life. At Hoppers Lane General Practice, these health services are available to patients at every stage of their life, and we also offer cosmetic treatments, travel health, and medical examinations for aviation, heavy vehicle and taxi licences.

When you don’t feel well or have suffered an injury and need to go to the doctor, the last thing you want to worry about is how much it will cost you. At Hoppers Lane General Practice, we charge Medicare rates and bulk-bill our patients’ claims. If you have a valid Medicare card, you won’t need to pay cash when you see a general physician. Bulk billing includes pathology and X-rays, but some services are excluded by Medicare. If you book a procedure such as a vasectomy, ask the receptionist for a quote before your appointment.

There’s a GP Doctor for You at Hoppers Lane General Practice

At Hoppers Lane General Practice we carefully select every general practice physician to serve the local community and its needs. If you regularly visit your Williams Landing GP for a check-up, they will get to know you and your family, which makes them better able to offer you care and treatment.

It’s easy to schedule your appointment; current patients, as well as new patients are welcome to book an appointment online to see a GP. Alternatively, call us at 03 8731 6500 to schedule an appointment or talk to the receptionist if you have questions about a general physician and the services we offer at Hoppers Lane General Practice.

Turn to Hoppers Lane General Practice for a Clinic and Medical Centre Open Sunday

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Hoppers Lane General Practice makes getting the care you need as convenient as possible. When you’re dealing with illness, injury, or a family member in need, your priority is finding the right care quickly. Since health issues always seem to happen at the worst times, you need to know there’s someone you can count on to be there for you—even on a Sunday.

We make every effort to create easy ways for you to contact us, book your appointment, and visit our facility. Even for non-emergency needs, our Hoppers Lane medical centre is open Sunday to work around your schedule. This flexibility lets you schedule your kids’ medical check-ups on a Saturday or Sunday and skin keeping them home from school for care during the week.

What Makes Hoppers Lane General Practice the Medical Clinic for Me?

You’ll find care for a variety of medical conditions and needs all in one place. As a general practice, we are happy to be the first ones you turn to for medical care of all kinds. Here are some of the services we offer:

  • General Medicine
  • Chronic Disease Management
  • Shared Maternity Care
  • Pre-employment Medicals
  • Aviation Medicals
  • Cosmetic Injections
  • Skin Cancer Checks
  • Travel Vaccines

We provide care for the whole family and employ doctors who will give you special attention for men’s, women’s, or children’s health concerns. Our facility is state-of-the-art with all the equipment that supports high quality medical care. Our clinic service schedule includes being open on Saturday and Sunday so that you don’t have to schedule a day off from work for routine care.

The Vision Behind Hoppers Lane General Practice: a Medical Centre Right for Wyndham

We opened in 2012 with a clear concept and vision: be an outstanding medical centre open to the residents of Wyndham. We have maintained our focus on working with doctors that have the right credentials, maintaining modern and up-to-date facilities that work the way our patients need them to, and employing a helpful support team that will give a friendly, warm welcome to each of our patients, whether it is a first visit or someone who’s been with us from the beginning.

Our doctors are trained in current healthcare techniques and cover a variety of special interests. Within the same facility, we offer pathology and radiology labs as well as allied health, dental service, and a convenient cafe for while you wait.

We understand the pain and uncertainty that comes with dealing with a sick loved one and not knowing who to turn to for help. We’ve taken all the steps to remove that uncertainty for the residents of Wyndham and will continue to do so to support your family’s future health needs. Even though we offer all the available amenities of a large clinic, we still haven’t lost our small clinic roots. Before you even walk through the open door, you’ll feel the comfort and welcoming feeling our staff is proud to provide. Contact us any time Monday through Sunday to start a relationship that puts your family’s needs at the centre.

Point Cook GP’s at Hoppers Lane General Practice Offer Healthcare Services at Medicaid Rates

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Finding a doctor who understands your needs and makes you feel comfortable enough to talk to them honestly and openly is not always easy. At Hoppers Lane General Practice, our doctors understand the community and several of our Point Cook GP’s speak more than one language. There are male as well as female doctors on our staff, and they offer specialist services such as shared pregnancy care, skin cancer checks, and geriatric care.

You don’t only need a Point Cook GP when you’re ill or suffer an injury; at Hoppers Lane General Practice we believe in preventative medical care for you and your family to help you stay healthy through all stages of your life. From immunisations for babies to chronic disease care for the elderly, these services are available at our medical clinic serving the Point Cook community. We also offer auxiliary services such as cosmetic procedures, a travel clinic, and medical examinations for aviation, heavy vehicle, and taxi licences.

When you book an appointment with a doctor at Hoppers Lane General Practice, remember to bring along your valid Medicaid card. We bulk-charge for visits to a Point Cook GP, so you don’t need to pay from your pocket.

At Hoppers Lane General Practice, we understand that it’s sometimes difficult to book an appointment for a medical visit during working hours. Our practice opens at 8 am on weekdays, and 9 am on weekends and public holidays, and during the week you can book an appointment as late as 11 pm. If you need to see a Point Cook GP, schedule an appointment online or call us at 03 8731 6500 to arrange a visit or have your questions about our services answered.

Hoppers Lane General Practice is a GP Medical Clinic for Werribee with a Modern Vasectomy Procedure

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Werribee residents can now enjoy the high quality modern medical care they deserve. Hoppers Lane General Practice is located nearby and provides a variety of medical procedures for the whole family. As a GP, we have doctors who will be able to provide you with supportive consultations to discuss your concerns then help direct and coordinate your ongoing medical care.

In addition to our GP clinic capacities, we offer elective procedures and surgeries. One of the standard procedures we offer is the vasectomy. As a modern part of preventive contraception, a vasectomy will give you tremendous confidence as you learn how effective the procedure is at preventing pregnancy.

What’s Involved in a Vasectomy for Werribee Men?

A vasectomy is not a new procedure, so there have been many developments since it was first pioneered to prevent pregnancy. While traditionally doctors would perform surgery that involved a scalpel cutting in and severing the vas deferens, there is now a way to accomplish the same procedure without the scalpel.

Medical professionals complete the modern no-scalpel vasectomy first by carefully locating the vas deferens from the exterior of the body. Once located, a small hole is made to expose it–the doctor will then cut or tie the tube and close the hole without even needing stitches to complete the procedure.

General anaesthetic is not usually used for this procedure, but we do apply a local anaesthetic to ensure you do not feel any pain. With the no-scalpel technique, you’ll be back to work the next day with minimal pain or discomfort.

Save Money with an Affordable Vasectomy

At our medical clinic, Werribee men will find the costs for preventative health services and vasectomies are well within budget. As a GP for Werribee and a full-service clinic with a variety of departments, we can cut overhead expenditures tremendously and reduce the cost of every procedure we perform. As a result, your out-of-pocket cost after Medicare is applied is typically just under $455.

Our experienced surgeons have been trained in the United Kingdom to offer this procedure with professional care and attention. Since our founding, our team has performed hundreds of vasectomies, and there is nothing like the direct experience of years of medical practice when it comes to providing supportive and reliable support to individuals and families in need of care.

Engage HLGP for All Your Medical Needs

Hoppers Lane General Practice has been open since 2012 and is home to a team of highly qualified doctors from a variety of medical backgrounds. We provide GP medical service for the suburbs of southwest Melbourne but are not limited to GP medical service. Our modern medical clinic can help you with a variety of elective surgeries and procedures, including a vasectomy.

We offer convenient hours and our friendly staff can help to answer your questions. Contact us today to schedule an appointment to meet with a doctor or schedule online.

GP and Women’s Health Medical Clinic in Werribee

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Hoppers Lane General Practice provides complete women’s health care in Werribee. We have been here since 2012, and our modern facility is state of the art. Our family-friendly medical clinic in Werribee is open seven days a week with late night appointments available. We are conveniently located across from Werribee Mercy Hospital.

What is Women’s Health in Werribee and Elsewhere?

Men and women are both human, and as such, can suffer from the same maladies. The most significant difference between the two is the reproductive organs. With the ability to create, nurture and give birth to a living being, women’s health needs are complex. Hormone changes throughout a woman’s life present circumstances that require specialised care and finding a GP in Werribee is crucial to proper women’s health.

How are We Different?

Our GP in Werribee operates from a family-friendly medical clinic devoted to providing women with the care they need without having to visit multiple locations. We have our own pathology and radiology departments and have retained allied health professionals to make your visit more convenient. We offer shared maternity care and offer travel vaccinations. Our varied medical staff allows us to treat acute illnesses, provide disease preventing immunisations, manage chronic medical conditions, and provide family planning. Our medical clinic in Werribee can manage women’s health needs through all stages of life.

Hoppers Lane GP in Werribee also supports future health professionals with continuing relationships with Notre Dame University and Melbourne University. Our GP’s mentor up and coming healthcare professionals, teaching them how to work in a team environment.

Our Doctors

We have over a dozen GPs available to respond to your women’s health needs in Werribee. All our doctors have multiple interests. For example, Dr Kirsta Craig has a special interest in antenatal care and provides chronic disease management for diabetes, ischaemic heart disease and asthma care. Dr Saeidh Khodabakshi has been a GP in Werribee for nine years. She has special interests in skin cancer, mole biopsy and removals, skin checks, mental health, sexual health, and weight management to name a few. She is also a shared care maternity doctor. Dr Saber Ansari can identify and manage orthopaedic and musculoskeletal fractures and dislocation as well as tendon injuries. He also has a clinical interest in chronic disease management, preventative medicine, and mental health.

Hours and Billing

Our modern, state of the art facility is open seven days per week from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. We are open on all public holidays (except Christmas Day) from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We bulk bill Medicaid for most services, and our friendly staff can give you more details when setting your appointment.

Now that you’ve found your GP medical clinic in Werribee let us take care of all your women’s health care needs. Contact us to schedule an appointment with one of our qualified professionals and find the treatment you’ve been looking for under one roof.

GP and Women’s Health Medical Clinic in Werribee

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Hoppers Lane General Practice provides complete women’s health care in Werribee. We have been here since 2012, and our modern facility is state of the art. Our family-friendly medical clinic in Werribee is open seven days a week with late night appointments available. We are conveniently located across from Werribee Mercy Hospital.

What is Women’s Health in Werribee and Elsewhere?

Men and women are both human, and as such, can suffer from the same maladies. The most significant difference between the two is the reproductive organs. With the ability to create, nurture and give birth to a living being, women’s health needs are more challenging. Hormone changes throughout a woman’s life present circumstances that require specialised care and finding a GP in Werribee is crucial to proper women’s health.

How are We Different?

Our GP in Werribee operates from a family-friendly medical clinic devoted to providing women with the care they need without having to visit multiple locations. We have our own pathology and radiology departments and have retained allied health professionals to make your visit more convenient. We offer shared maternity care and offer travel vaccinations. Our varied medical staff allows us to treat acute illnesses, provide disease preventing immunisations, manage chronic medical conditions, and provide family planning. Our medical clinic in Werribee can manage women’s health needs through all stages of life.

Hoppers Lane GP in Werribee also supports future health professionals with continuing relationships with Notre Dame University and Melbourne University. Our GP’s mentor up and coming healthcare professionals, teaching them how to work in a team environment.

Our Doctors

We have over a dozen GPs available to respond to your women’s health needs in Werribee. All our doctors have multiple interests. For example, Dr Kirsta Craig has a special interest in antenatal care and provides chronic disease management for diabetes, ischaemic heart disease and asthma care. Dr Saeidh Khodabakshi has been a GP in Werribee for nine years. She has special interests in skin cancer, mole biopsy and removals, skin checks, mental health, sexual health, and weight management to name a few. She is also a shared care maternity doctor. Dr Saber Ansari can identify and manage orthopaedic and musculoskeletal fractures and dislocation as well as tendon injuries. He also has a clinical interest in chronic disease management, preventative medicine, and mental health.

Hours and Billing

Our modern, state of the art facility is open seven days per week from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. We are open on all public holidays (except Christmas Day) from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We bulk bill Medicaid for most services, and our friendly staff can give you more details when setting your appointment.

Now that you’ve found your GP medical clinic in Werribee let us take care of all your women’s health care needs. Contact us to schedule an appointment with one of our qualified professionals and find the treatment you’ve been looking for under one roof.