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I am a fertility specialist & gynaecologist in Melbourne specialising in IVF, egg freezing and fertility treatments as well as gynaecological issues including endometriosis, PCOS, abnormal cervical (PAP) smears and colposcopy.

04/11/2026

Frozen embryo transfer can be planned in different ways.

Some patients use their own ovulation (natural ovulation or stimulated ovulation cycle) to establish the timing, while others have the uterine lining prepared with medication (programmed or artificial cycle).

Neither approach is automatically right for everyone. Cycle regularity, ovulation, previous treatment and the clinical circumstances all influence the choice.

The aim is to prepare the uterine lining appropriately and transfer the embryo at the right time.

02/11/2026

There are some moments in fertility care that really do touch my heart. 💛 It was such a joy to see Mummy-L and Daddy-Z for a visit to the clinic, this time with beautiful Baby-C in their arms! Getting to hold this gorgeous little one and seeing them together as a family was such an emotional and happy moment. I honestly couldn't be more delighted for them. 🥰

Being part of someone's journey to parenthood is a privilege I never take for granted, and moments like these mean more to me than I can put into words. Thank you, Mummy-L and Daddy-Z, for bringing Baby-C in for a visit and sharing this beautiful moment with me. My heart is very full, and I am so, so happy for your lovely family! 💕

31/10/2026

It seems a single identity wasn’t quite enough to capture my Fur-Child's every mood this spooky season. Watching her transition from a gentle, cuddly bear to a fiercely focused busy bee, and finally into a neighbourhood superhero ready to save the day, has been so much fun!🍯🐝🦇

Her complete commitment to the bit brings so much lightness and pure, fluffy chaos to my world. There is an undeniable magic in the unconditional joy our furry companions offer us daily, turning a simple festive tradition into a beautiful memory.

Happy Halloween, everyone! 🧡

30/10/2026

Halloween is usually all about tricks and treats, but our little Winnie the Pooh has a very simple request — no tricks, just treats! 🍯🐻🐝

And perhaps a little extra honey while we're at it…

Happy Halloween, everyone! 🎃💛

29/10/2026

S***m DNA fragmentation is one of those fertility topics that can sound very technical very quickly. That often leads people either to dismiss it because it feels too complicated, or to latch onto it as the missing answer to everything. Usually the truth is somewhere in between.

For some couples, it may be a useful piece of additional information when the clinical history suggests a more detailed male fertility assessment could help. For others, it may not change management in a meaningful way. This is why specialised testing should be driven by the clinical question, not by internet panic.

I think the broader message here is an important one: not every advanced test is necessary, but when the right test is used in the right context, it can help refine the picture.

27/10/2026

Can fibroids affect fertility?

Sometimes—but finding a fibroid does not automatically mean that it is causing difficulty conceiving.

The location is particularly important. Fibroids that project into or distort the uterine cavity are more likely to be relevant to implantation and may warrant further assessment. Fibroids elsewhere in the uterine wall or on the outer surface may have less clear significance, particularly if they are small and not causing symptoms.

Decisions about monitoring or treatment should therefore consider size, location, symptoms, age, reproductive plans and whether surgery is likely to improve the situation rather than simply remove an abnormality seen on a scan.

24/10/2026

A spring weekend with no work! It was lovely to spend some time away from work this weekend and make the most of the longer days.

Nothing complicated—just fresh air, good company and a change of scenery before another busy week.

21/10/2026

A hysteroscopy allows the inside of the uterus to be examined directly, but it is not automatically required before IVF or as part of every fertility assessment.

It may be considered when an ultrasound or other test suggests a polyp, a fibroid affecting the uterine cavity, scar tissue or a uterine-shape abnormality. It may also be relevant when there is abnormal bleeding or another clinical reason to investigate the cavity more closely.

Less invasive imaging is often used first, and the decision to proceed to hysteroscopy should depend on whether the result is likely to clarify the diagnosis or change treatment.

20/10/2026

These beautiful flowers are from a very special visit to the clinic recently! 💐💛 Some lovely patients came to visit with their newborn baby, just one week after delivery! I was so touched that they made the effort to come and see me so soon after welcoming their little one. It was wonderful to see them looking so happy and already so practised at feeding and nappy changes! Apparently, baby is even sleeping for 3–4 hours at a stretch overnight — not bad at all for a brand-new newborn! 😄

Thank you for the beautiful flowers and, even more importantly, for bringing your little one in to say hello. It really warms my heart to see my patients settling into parenthood, and I'm so grateful to have been part of their fertility journey. These are the little moments that make my work so special. 💕

19/10/2026

Eggs are unlike most other cells in the body because they are all formed before birth, and their number falls until menopause.

Over time, the DNA inside the eggs can accumulate damage. That is essentially what egg quality describes: how genetically competent an egg is. In practical terms, that means whether an egg can fertilise with s***m, develop into a normal embryo, implant, and result in a healthy pregnancy and baby.

The proportion of a woman's eggs that are able to do all of those things tends to decline with age, which is why age comes up so consistently in fertility conversations. It is not the only thing that matters, but the age of the egg is the dominant factor in infertility when we look at population-level data. Your individual case may vary.

Address

Dr Alice Huang Suite 8, 320 Victoria Parade
East Melbourne, VIC
3002

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+61394171088

Website

http://www.dralicehuang.com.au/contact/

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