About Dr Guy Fisher

A calm, considered approach to women’s health

I’m a specialist gynaecologist in Auckland with subspecialist interests in laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery, endometriosis, pelvic pain, fertility, and advanced gynaecological ultrasound.

My work combines technical excellence with genuine care for the person in front of me.

Good medicine starts with listening. Every woman’s experience is different, and taking the time to understand your symptoms, concerns, and priorities is essential to finding the right way forward.

How I work

My approach is simple:

  • I explain things clearly

  • I offer options — not just surgery

  • We make decisions together

  • I support you from diagnosis through to treatment and recovery

  • I treat you with the same respect and care I’d want for someone I love

You know your body best. My role is to bring medical expertise, help you understand what’s happening, and give you the clarity and confidence to move forward.

Diagnostic clarity through advanced ultrasound

Many women come to see me after months or years of symptoms without clear answers.

As an accredited sonologist, I provide advanced pelvic ultrasound for the assessment of all gynaecological conditions, with particular expertise in identifying endometriosis, fibroids, and adenomyosis.

This gives me a precise understanding of what is happening and allows me to plan treatment — including surgery when needed — with far greater accuracy. For many patients, this reduces uncertainty and avoids unnecessary repeat investigations.

A thoughtful approach to fertility

I provide fertility-focused care for women and couples, from investigation through to treatment and ongoing support. This may include supporting natural conception, preparing for IVF, or addressing underlying factors such as endometriosis, ovulatory disorders, or uterine conditions.

I work as a fertility specialist at Fertility Associates Auckland, so your care feels continuous and coordinated.

Outside the clinic

Outside of medicine, I’m a husband to Kate and a father to Max and Hugo. I value time outdoors with my family and the balance it brings.

Expertise in minimally invasive surgery

I specialise in advanced laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery for conditions such as endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, and adenomyosis.

This approach allows:

  • Smaller incisions

  • Less pain

  • Faster recovery

  • Better long-term outcomes

Surgery is never assumed or rushed. We will always take the time to discuss whether an operation is right for you, what alternatives exist, and what outcome you can realistically expect.

Training and qualifications

I completed my medical training in New Zealand before undertaking further specialist training in London and Melbourne at internationally recognised centres for gynaecological surgery and ultrasound.

I am the only gynaecologist in New Zealand to have completed both:

  • The AGES-accredited Advanced Endoscopic Surgery Training Program (AATP)

  • The Diploma of Diagnostic Ultrasound (DDU) through the Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine

This rare combination of advanced surgical and imaging training means I can diagnose and treat complex conditions such as endometriosis, fibroids, and adenomyosis with exceptional precision.

Care focused on you

Gynaecological and fertility concerns can be deeply personal and sometimes overwhelming.

My aim is always to create a space where you feel comfortable, respected, and fully involved in decisions about your care.

Whether you are seeking answers for long-standing symptoms, planning for pregnancy, or considering surgery, I’m here to support you with clarity, compassion, and honesty.

 FAQs

A male doctor in pink scrubs listening to a woman with her back to the camera in a medical office.

  • Fellowship training refers to additional, highly specialised training undertaken after becoming a specialist. I have completed fellowship training in advanced laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery through the AGES-accredited Advanced Endoscopic Surgery Training Program (AGES AATP) at The Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne, as well as fellowship training in advanced gynaecological and early pregnancy ultrasound at University College London Hospitals.

  • Advanced pelvic ultrasound involves detailed, structured assessment of the uterus, ovaries, and surrounding pelvic structures, using techniques that go beyond routine imaging. It allows conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, and pelvic adhesions to be identified more accurately and mapped in detail, which helps guide treatment and surgical planning when needed.

  • Yes. In addition to private practice, I hold a public hospital appointment with Te Whatu Ora Counties Manukau (Middlemore Hospital), where I have been appointed to develop and lead a new Gynaecology Assessment Unit for acute gynaecology and early pregnancy presentations, with ultrasound integrated at the core of assessment and decision-making. I am also appointed to operate as part of the hospital’s specialist endometriosis team.

  • I completed my medical training in New Zealand, followed by specialist training in London and Melbourne at internationally recognised centres for gynaecological surgery and ultrasound. This includes training at University College London Hospitals and The Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne.