You may have been referred due to a suspected or confirmed gynaecological cancer, or because of a complex benign condition such as a large pelvic mass, abnormal imaging, or difficult-to-treat endometriosis. As specialists, we are trained to assess and manage these conditions with advanced expertise.

We manage a wide range of conditions including:

• Ovarian, uterine (endometrial), cervical, vulvar, and vaginal cancers

• Complex ovarian cysts or pelvic masses

• Severe or recurrent endometriosis

• Fibroids requiring advanced surgical management

• Pre-cancerous changes (e.g. abnormal cervical or endometrial biopsies)

Your first visit typically includes a review of your medical history, relevant imaging or biopsy results, and a thorough discussion of your diagnosis or concerns. A physical examination may be performed, and we will outline your management or treatment options, including surgery if needed.

Not all patients will require surgery. If surgery is recommended, we will explain why it is necessary and discuss all available options — including minimally invasive approaches like laparoscopy or robotic surgery.

Yes. We work closely with a multidisciplinary team including radiologists, pathologists, medical and radiation oncologists, specialist nurses, and allied health professionals to provide you with the most comprehensive care possible.

Absolutely. Many patients seek a second opinion for peace of mind or clarification of their diagnosis and treatment plan. We are happy to provide expert second opinions based on the latest clinical guidelines and surgical techniques.

Yes. We also care for women with complex benign gynaecological conditions that require specialised surgical management, especially where previous surgeries have been difficult or where cancer needs to be excluded.

Before surgery, you will receive detailed instructions on fasting, medications, and hospital admission. We will also talk you through what to expect during your hospital stay and recovery process.

Yes. Follow-up is an important part of your care and will be tailored to your diagnosis. For cancer patients, this may include regular check-ups and scans. For benign conditions, we ensure proper recovery and long-term symptom control.

Robotic surgery is a form of minimally invasive surgery that allows for enhanced precision and faster recovery. It is particularly useful in complex cancer and benign cases. It is very safe when performed by a trained and accredited surgeon, and both of Dr Wan and Dr. Xie offer robotic surgery.