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Private Obstetrician in Melbourne Providing Continuity of Care in a Kind and Supportive Environment

Guy is a private obstetrician and male gynaecologist based in Melbourne, Victoria, providing dedicated care for his patients throughout pregnancy, birth and gynaecological health. With more than 20 years’ experience as an accredited private obstetrician, he practises evidence-based obstetric and gynaecological care in line with current clinical guidelines, with compassion and consideration for every family. Guy is committed to providing his patients in Melbourne with comprehensive, personalised obstetrics and gynaecology care.

Obstetric Care in Melbourne

Guy’s rooms are based on site at St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Fitzroy, giving his patients direct access to specialist resources, including a Level 5 special care nursery, on-site theatre access and neonatal paediatric support for mothers and newborns. Guy has been involved in helping more than 14,000 births and considers himself fortunate to be part of many families’ journeys during this special time. He has extensive experience in pre-pregnancy assessments, normal birth and high-risk obstetric care, including multiples (twins) and breech births. Navigating pregnancy can be daunting, and we believe a strong, trusting relationship is built on sound, thoughtful communication that is information-based, so patients feel informed, confident and empowered throughout their pregnancy.

Gynaecological Care in Melbourne

Alongside obstetric care, Guy provides both surgical and non-surgical gynaecological services for women at every life stage. This includes management of abnormal menstrual bleeding, endometriosis, Poly Endocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PEMOS) and Mirena IUCD insertion. Guy takes the time to listen to each patient’s concerns and discuss the treatment options available, guiding you to make informed and supported decisions about your gynaecological health.

Pre Pregnancy

Planning a pregnancy, becoming informed about fertility and all things involving a pregnancy to help you achieve your goals in our pre-pregnancy appointments.

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Pregnancy

Guy covers all aspects of pregnancy care, from the simple to the most complex, providing dedicated care, expertise and support at every stage.

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Gynaecology

Guy has years of experience managing gynaecological issues, following on from his time as a senior consultant at The Royal Women’s Hospital.

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Newborn Services

Guy provides specific newborn services for tongue tie and neonatal circumcision, with extensive experience in both areas.

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Start Your Pregnancy Journey Here

Patient-led, personalised care for every family and every pregnancy.

We understand that every pregnancy and family is different, which is why we take the time to listen, understand and discuss each family’s unique situation. Guy’s team of midwives and staff are committed to providing a sense of confidence, wellbeing and comfort to support you through your pregnancy, birth and postnatal recovery. Guy delivers babies privately at both St Vincent’s Private Hospital and Epworth Freemasons Hospital.

Our consulting rooms are equipped with ultrasound machines, enabling Guy and his experienced midwives to scan your baby at most visits. Our rooms provide a welcoming and relaxing environment for patients and their families.

We offer services suitable for every stage of your pregnancy journey — whether your concerns relate to pre-pregnancy planning, high-risk pregnancy management, complex birth, creating your birth plan or postnatal recovery. Our practice is here to support you throughout your journey.

If you are trying to fall pregnant or have discovered you are pregnant, we can help. When it comes to finding an obstetrician in Melbourne who can offer support, advice and dedicated care throughout your pregnancy journey and after birth, we’re here for you.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

We recommend coming for your first appointment between 6 and 10 weeks of pregnancy. During this appointment, Guy will perform a dating scan with one of our two ultrasounds, take your medical history, discuss birth choices and answer any questions you may have. At this visit you will also discuss with Guy the choice of maternity programs you would like to select.

We would be delighted to hear from you either by phone or email, where our friendly staff will guide you through the booking process and answer any questions you may have about this exciting time.

Pregnancy Calculator

The pregnancy calculator is used to estimate important dates during pregnancy based on information provided. This useful information includes dates such as:
Conception

  • Baby’s first heartbeat
  • Baby’s first move
  • End of first trimester
  • End of second trimester
  • And of course, your due date

Every moment of your pregnancy is an exciting one and one you’ll want to remember. Your results outline your baby’s progress during development, possible symptoms during trimesters, notes to do and all that exciting stuff, too. From first-time mums-to-be to parents of a couple of children, any mum can enjoy this simple guide. Find advice, information and topics to consider each and every week of your pregnancy.

So how does it work?

To use our pregnancy calculator, fill in your Last Menstrual Period (LMP) date so we can calculate all of the most important dates and information related to your pregnancy.

Ovulation Calculator

Our ovulation calculator is perfect for those trying to conceive, and helps you predict your ovulation period and most fertile days of the month. Menstrual periods vary from woman to woman, and month to month, but the ovulation calculator can use your menstrual cycle to better predict ovulation and increase your chances of getting pregnant. Determine your ovulation and discover your peak chance for fertility using this simple ovulation calculator.

How to utilise the ovulation calculator

To predict your most fertile days of the month, fill in your Last Menstrual Period (LMP) date and the length of your cycle. Commencing a successful conception, you can then use the Pregnancy Calculator to monitor each week of your pregnancy.

Get in touch today

To find out more about Guy or to make an appointment today, call us on (03) 9417 0147. Whether it be over the phone or via our website, we are here to ensure you receive the information you need.

Our rooms are located on site at St Vincent’s Private Hospital with access to advanced medical technology and other specialists. Our collaborative approach means you can place your pregnancy in the care of Guy and his midwives. We look forward to helping you.

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FAQ

Start by considering hospital affiliation, communication style and continuity of care. Ask whether the obstetrician will personally attend your birth, what happens if they’re unavailable, and whether they have experience with your specific needs, such as high-risk pregnancy or multiples. Guy is an accredited private obstetrician based on site at St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Fitzroy, offering continuity of care throughout pregnancy and birth.

Look for a gynaecologist with relevant accreditation, clear communication and experience with your specific concern, whether that’s abnormal bleeding, endometriosis, PCOS/PEMOS or contraception. Guy provides both surgical and non-surgical gynaecological services from his Melbourne rooms, and patients can book a consultation directly without waiting for a referral.

An obstetrician cares for women during pregnancy, labour, birth and the postnatal period, while a gynaecologist manages the broader health of the female reproductive system, including periods, fertility and menopause, at any life stage. Many doctors, including Guy, train in both fields and are known as OB-GYNs, meaning they can support patients before, during and after pregnancy, as well as with general gynaecological health.

Yes, male gynaecologists practise across Melbourne, and gender isn’t an indicator of clinical expertise or quality of care. Many patients choose their gynaecologist based on communication style, experience and trust rather than gender; Guy is a male gynaecologist in Melbourne with over 20 years’ experience supporting women through both obstetric and gynaecological care.

Yes, you can see a gynaecologist privately, generally without needing a GP referral, though a referral can help you claim a Medicare rebate on part of the consultation fee. Private gynaecology appointments typically mean shorter wait times and more continuity, since you see the same doctor at each visit.

Your first appointment will usually involve a discussion of your medical history, your reason for visiting, and any symptoms or concerns you’d like to raise. Depending on your situation, the doctor may recommend a physical or pelvic examination, which will only be carried out with your informed consent and full explanation beforehand; for obstetric patients, this typically also includes a dating scan and discussion of your pregnancy care options.