Dr Alex Alexander

Dr Alex Alexander My OBGYN aims to make a difference in peoples' lives My OBGYN is a practice that looks after women's health.

Our principles are based on continuity of care starting from IVF treatment, if and when needed, to antenatal care and pregnancy, to gynaecology and general women's health. Our years of experience gives us the flexibility to look after both low risk and high risk patients.

25/06/2026

Many people are delaying parenthood until later in life for many reasons. Dr Alexander believes there is value in a more open conversation about age and fertility, so people can think about their options earlier and make informed choices.

Listen to Episode #5 of "In Good Hands: Conversations with a Fertility Surgeon" available now wherever you listen to podcasts.

"Lifestyle is very important in the quality of the eggs and s***ms. There are multiple things that can affect the qualit...
23/06/2026

"Lifestyle is very important in the quality of the eggs and s***ms. There are multiple things that can affect the quality of the eggs and s***ms, from alcohol, smoking, diet, and other metabolic processes." — Dr Alexander

Did you know that you can affect the health of both eggs and s***m in the months before pregnancy? Lifestyle changes made now by both partners can support what comes next. Book a preconception planning appointment with Dr Alex to learn how to optimise fertility to create a healthy pregnancy.

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18/06/2026

Worried that you'll be rushed straight into IVF? Just because you're getting older, doesn't mean that a good fertility specialist will hurry you straight to treatment. Dr Alex Alexander reviews every case on an individual basis, and age is just one factor in how quickly he would recommend treatment.

Listen to Episode #5 of "In Good Hands: Conversations with a Fertility Surgeon" available now wherever you listen to podcasts.

Men's Health Week runs from 15 to 21 June, and male fertility deserves a place in the conversation."We don't talk much a...
16/06/2026

Men's Health Week runs from 15 to 21 June, and male fertility deserves a place in the conversation.

"We don't talk much about males. In the past, we used to say the majority of the causes was due to female infertility, but these days it's most likely to be a male and female, either one or both." — Dr Alexander

Male factor is part of the picture in around half of all fertility cases, and a fertility assessment for couples looks at both partners. S***m quality, lifestyle, and overall health all play a role, and many of these factors are worth understanding well before trying to conceive.

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11/06/2026

Conversations about fertility often centre on women, but age plays a significant role for men too- and in fact, much more than previously thought!

Understanding that fertility involves both partners can change how couples approach planning, testing, and treatment.

Listen to Episode #5 of "In Good Hands: Conversations with a Fertility Surgeon" available now wherever you listen to podcasts.

AMH is one of the most common fertility tests, but it is often misunderstood.An Anti-Müllerian hormone test is a useful ...
09/06/2026

AMH is one of the most common fertility tests, but it is often misunderstood.

An Anti-Müllerian hormone test is a useful way of estimating a woman's egg reserve. What AMH does not do is predict whether someone will fall pregnant naturally or through IVF. It is one piece of information that helps Dr Alexander build a clearer picture, alongside age, medical history, and other findings, so a treatment plan can be tailored to the individual.

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04/06/2026

When it comes to fertility, egg quality matters more than egg quantity, and both decline with age.

What are the actual numbers around age and fertility, and what happens to a woman's chances of pregnancy as they approach 40? Knowing these calculations helps you shape your decision about how long you are personally comfortable to wait to start a family.

Listen to Episode #5 of "In Good Hands: Conversations with a Fertility Surgeon" available now wherever you listen to podcasts.

Episode #5 has landed! 📣In "The Age-Old Question of Fertility," Dr Alexander explores one of the most important factors...
02/06/2026

Episode #5 has landed! 📣

In "The Age-Old Question of Fertility," Dr Alexander explores one of the most important factors in trying to conceive: age. What is the latest science telling us about age and fertility - for both men and women?

Get the latest information to help you make informed decisions about when you want to start your family.

Listen to Episode #5 of "In Good Hands: Conversations with a Fertility Surgeon" available now wherever you listen to podcasts.

01/06/2026

In Episode #5 of "In Good Hands: The Age-Old Question of Fertility," Dr Alexander unpacks when fertility starts to decline in women, whether men should also be watching their biological clock, and the lifestyle factors that can improve your chances at any age.

Coming soon wherever you listen to podcasts.

12/05/2026

A fertility consultation is more productive when some groundwork has already been done. Your GP can help by ordering a few key tests before your first visit with a specialist.

In Episode 4 of In Good Hands, Dr Alexander explains what test results he finds most useful to have on hand for the first fertility appointment. Having these results is not essential, but can save time, meaning that fertility treatment can start sooner.

Listen to Episode #4 of "In Good Hands: Conversations with a Fertility Surgeon" available now wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Unit 16/40 Annerley Road
South Brisbane, QLD
4101

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 1pm

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