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Dr Alice Huang

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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.

18/08/2025

⏳ How long does IVF really take? From your first fertility consultation to that all-important pregnancy test, IVF can feel like a marathon. In my latest blog, I break down each phase—consultation, stimulation, egg collection, embryo transfer, and the two-week wait—so you know exactly what to expect and when.
Why Read It?
• Set realistic expectations for timing and milestones
• Reduce anxiety with a clear, step-by-step roadmap
• Learn practical tips for each stage
👩‍⚕️ Fertility specialist insights you can trust
Read now from link 🔗 in bio or go to: https://dralicehuang.com.au/how-long-does-ivf-take-from-start-to-finish/

16/08/2025

❄️ Braving the Canberra chill for the Annual Clinical Seminar! It’s always a mix of feelings heading interstate—I’m definitely not a fan of travelling or being away from family—but attending the Genea Annual Clinical Seminar is so worthwhile. All Genea doctors come together to share expertise, expand knowledge, and discuss the latest in fertility care.
Beyond the learning, it’s a wonderful opportunity to catch up with colleagues from across the country, exchange ideas, and enjoy some social collegiality. Even in the cold, these moments remind me why staying connected and updated is so important in providing the best care for patients.

12/08/2025

August is Cervical Health Awareness Month, and it’s a great time to talk about an often-overlooked part of your body—your cervix.
Cervical screening test (CST), previously known as PAP Smears, is a simple, quick test that can detect present of high risk human papillovirus (HPV) and abnormal cells on the cervix before they develop into something more serious. It’s recommended for women starting from age 25, or after sexual activity (whichever is later).
It should be repeated every 5 years if your results are normal.
Staying on top of this test is one of the best ways to protect your cervical health and detect issues early. If you’re due for a CST or have questions about your cervical health, you should discuss with your GP or a gynaecologist. If you wish to discuss this further, or have any questions, I am here to help—schedule an appointment today. Click on the link in bio 🔗
If it's been over 5 years since your last Pap test, or you're unsure of your HPV status, speak to your GP.
Cervical health is something you can stay ahead of—with awareness and regular checks.

10/08/2025

🌟 Meet Baby-G: The Perfect Little Miracle! 🌟 After more than a year of trying for their baby and all tests coming back normal, Mummy-T and Daddy-M were faced with unexplained infertility, which affects about 1 in 10 couples. But sometimes, even without a clear cause, the dream of parenthood is still possible!.
With IVF, their first embryo transfer resulted in Baby-G, proving once again that "we only need one." 💖
Mummy-T shared these heartfelt words: "Baby-G is just perfect and we are so in love. I want to extend a huge thank you to Dr. Alice, Crystal, and Rhonda.... We are so blessed now to have beautiful little Baby-G thanks to all of you."
It’s moments like these that remind us why we do what we do—thank you for letting me be part of your journey! 💕

08/08/2025

Grateful for a wonderful evening with this incredible team—my administrative staff, manager, and nursing team—all coming together to unwind and celebrate at our annual clinic dinner. It’s so rewarding to see everyone enjoying themselves outside of work, letting their hair down after dedicated efforts during clinic hours.
Here’s to our collaborative spirit and the fantastic teamwork that makes our clinic such a supportive and effective environment. Cheers to many more successful years together! 🎉💫

06/08/2025

🤔 Not sure when to seek fertility help? Visit my blog article that breaks down simple benchmarks by age, timing, and symptoms—so you know exactly when to talk to a fertility specialist.
You’ll Learn:
• Standard timelines by age
• Red flags that warrant early assessment
• Benefits of early specialist involvement
Empower yourself with the right information, at the right time.
Read now from link 🔗 in bio or go to: https://dralicehuang.com.au/when-should-i-see-a-fertility-specialist/

03/08/2025

Had an incredible time attending the Hospital Annual Gala surrounded by amazing colleagues! 💃🏽 It was a fun night filled with laughter, celebration, and most importantly, raising funds for The Brookes Academy, Nursing and Midwifery at Epworth—a truly worthy cause.
I’m so grateful to be part of a team that’s dedicated to making a difference in healthcare, and it was wonderful to share this special evening with everyone. 👩‍⚕️🤝
Looking forward to more moments like this, supporting incredible causes and working together to create positive change. 🌟

31/07/2025

🎉 The Genea "Great Fertility Bake Off": IVF Meets Creativity (and Humor)! 🎉 In honor of World IVF Day last week, the Genea team had a little fun with their baking skills. This masterpiece of rice pudding in a s***m collection jar was left for me as a "special present." 👨‍🔬🍚
For those who know, knows… while the thought of a gelatinous, creamy substance in a s***m jar might not be everyone's cup of tea... the humour and creativity are definitely appreciated! 😅I’m beyond grateful for my team's amazing sense of humour (and their baking creativity), but as tempting as it looks, this is one jar I will not be tasting! 😜 .
Be sure to check out other hilarious and creative entries on ’s social media—including a s***m cake, a pregnancy ultrasound brownie, and a cake shaped like the HCG molecule (yes, the pregnancy hormone!).

29/07/2025

Already a parent thanks to IVF and thinking about baby number two? Many families return for a sibling cycle, and the considerations can be different the second time around. Swipe through for what you need to know.
Have more questions? Let's have a chat!

27/07/2025

One of the most common questions I receive from my IVF patients is about the identification process for biological items. I completely understand the importance of getting this right, and I want to reassure you that patient safety and accurate identification are our top priorities at every step of the journey.
Before each procedure, like egg collection, we perform thorough ID checks to ensure that everything is properly matched. This process involves multiple people, including scientists and doctors, ensuring that all biological materials are handled correctly. also utilises an electronic witnessing system with barcode technology in the laboratory, adding an extra layer of security to track and verify all biological items in the lab.
For added peace of mind, part of the ID check also involves patient confirmation during the egg collection and embryo transfer procedures. We take every precaution to ensure that you feel secure and confident in the care you’re receiving. 💙

24/07/2025

Today is World IVF (Embryologist) Day (25/7/2025) – a day to reflect on how far we’ve come, and how many families have grown because of science, persistence, and hope. 💙.
In 1978, the first IVF baby was born. The first IVF baby born in Australia in 1980 (third IVF baby in the world). Since then, over 10 million babies have come into the world through IVF and other assisted reproductive technologies.
Every fertility journey is unique—some straightforward, some full of twists, waiting, and uncertainty. What doesn’t change? The courage it takes to begin.
To everyone who's been part of an IVF journey—whether you're starting, trying again, supporting someone you love, or holding your baby right now—I see you, and I honour your strength.
I feel privileged every day to walk this journey with my patients. Here's to the science, the teams, and the people behind every embryo transfer, every test result, every heartbeat.

22/07/2025

After a challenging journey with recurrent miscarriages when they were trying for their second baby, Mummy-E and Daddy-C decided to move forward with IVF and PGT-A to reduce the time to their second baby and decrease the chances of another miscarriage. The result? Baby-M, their beautiful, thriving little miracle! 👶💖
As I always say: "We only need one" and sometimes, that one embryo can change everything. 🌱
Mummy-E and Daddy-C shared this beautiful message: "It's amazing to think we saw the embryo before the transfer, and now here she is! We are completely smitten, and she has one very chuffed big brother who dotes on her."
Such a precious moment in their journey. Congratulations to this wonderful family! 💕

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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Melbourne Gynaecologist and Fertility IVF Specialist

Dr Huang is an experienced specialised gynaecologist who has been training or working in the field of gynaecology since 2005. She is committed to women’s health and is dedicated to providing care with compassion and integrity. She started in the field of infertility and IVF in 2010 and continues to offer general gynaecological care as well as fertility treatments to women across Melbourne.

Dr Huang’s clinic includes her professional and friendly reception staff, Katie, who is experienced in administration roles in women’s health. Together, the team understands that care through the clinic is not just about giving medical care. Small things like respecting each of our patients as individuals, treating them with dignity and compassion through their treatments can all make the difference between exceptional and good medical care.

Dr Huang grew up in Taiwan, and moved to Brisbane during primary school. After moving to Melbourne for medical school, she decided to make Melbourne her permanent home when she fell in love with the foodie scene there. Although she is equally as comfortable conversing in English as she is in Mandarin, her culinary preference is definitely Japanese cuisine! In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and watching movies.