Specialist pelvic ultrasound in Auckland
Clear answers for pelvic pain, bleeding, and fertility concerns
Pelvic symptoms such as pain, heavy or irregular bleeding, painful sex, bowel symptoms, or difficulty falling pregnant are common — but it is not always easy to find the cause.
Many women are told their scans are “normal” even when symptoms persist.
I provide specialist pelvic ultrasound using advanced imaging techniques designed to detect subtle and complex gynaecological conditions that routine scans often miss.
Advanced pelvic ultrasound allows detailed assessment of:
Endometriosis (both superficial and deep disease)
Endometrial polyps
Ovarian cysts and adnexal masses
Pelvic adhesions and reduced organ mobility
Changes affecting fertility and pregnancy outcomes
This allows symptoms such as heavy bleeding, painful periods, pain during sex, bowel or bladder symptoms, and fertility problems to be linked to a clear diagnosis.
Why standard scans often miss important findings
Routine pelvic ultrasound is excellent for detecting large cysts or fibroids, but it is not designed to assess:
Deep or superficial endometriosis
Adhesions and organ mobility
Pelvic sidewall or bowel involvement
Early adenomyosis
Subtle uterine or ovarian changes
I perform ultrasound using advacned scanning techniques, movement assessment, and targeted evaluation of key pelvic structures to detect disease that standard scans frequently miss.
World-class ultrasound training
I am an accredited sonologist (ASUM DDU) and completed a fellowship in advanced gynaecological and pelvic ultrasound at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) — one of the world’s leading centres for pelvic and endometriosis imaging.
This training focused on:
Endometriosis mapping
Advanced uterine and ovarian assessment
Pelvic pain and fertility imaging
Early pregnancy and complex pelvic disease
For you, this means a much higher chance of receiving clear, accurate answers rather than uncertainty.
I welcome referrals for expert second opinion, when things have been unclear from initial imaging.
Better imaging leads to better treatment
Knowing what is happening inside the pelvis changes everything.
Specialist ultrasound allows:
Targeted medical or hormonal treatment
Accurate surgical planning
Identification of when bowel or bladder surgeons are needed
Avoidance of surgery when imaging shows it is unlikely to help
This reduces unnecessary procedures and improves outcomes.
Integrated imaging and surgical care
Because I am trained in both specialist pelvic ultrasound and complex laparoscopic surgery, imaging findings can be directly linked to treatment planning.
This allows care to be more precise, personalised, and efficient, with fewer delays and fewer surprises.
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Book a specialist pelvic ultrasound in Auckland
If you are experiencing pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, fertility concerns, or have been told your scans are normal but your symptoms persist, you can book a consultation online.
