GP-Led Women's Health Care at Luminosity Skin & skinMD. From hormonal changes & menopause to weight management, reproductive health & preventative care, women's health needs evolve throughout life.
Whether you're experiencing changes in your skin, sleep, mood, weight or menstrual cycle, our consultations provide individual assessment, medical advice & guidance on appropriate next steps.
Discuss your symptoms and health concerns directly with Dr Hadeer Qaseer.
Medical history review, individual risk assessment and investigations where clinically indicated.
Management recommendations, ongoing GP care and specialist referrals where appropriate.
Understanding Your Changing Health Needs
Women's health concerns can arise at different stages of adulthood. From your 30s onwards, you may notice changes in your skin, menstrual cycle, sleep, mood, weight or overall wellbeing.
Some changes may be associated with hormonal fluctuations, while others can relate to lifestyle factors, underlying medical conditions or natural ageing.
Perimenopause typically begins in the 40s, although it can occur earlier. Menopause usually occurs between the ages of 45 & 55, but health concerns don't necessarily begin or end during this transition.
At Luminosity Skin & skinMD, women's health consultations consider your symptoms in the context of your overall health. Dr Hadeer can assess potential contributing factors, discuss appropriate investigations & provide recommendations based on your individual needs.
Dr Hadeer will discuss your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle factors and any changes you have noticed in your health. Your consultation provides time to raise questions and discuss your concerns.
Depending on your symptoms and clinical assessment, blood tests or other investigations may be recommended. Not every patient requires testing.
Dr Hadeer will discuss appropriate management options, including their potential benefits, limitations and risks, and recommend a plan based on your individual health needs.
Follow-up appointments, further investigations or referrals to other healthcare professionals may be recommended where clinically appropriate.
Your consultation may include:
The assessment will depend on your presenting concerns. Not every consultation will require examination, pathology testing or referral.
You may wish to book a consultation if:
HOW CAN WE HELP?
Dr Hadeer will discuss your symptoms, medical history & health concerns. Depending on your needs, your appointment may include a physical examination, review of health risks, recommendations for further investigations & discussion of appropriate management options.
Yes. Women's health consultations are available for concerns arising at different stages of adulthood. You don't need to be experiencing perimenopause or menopause to seek advice about menstrual changes, skin concerns, weight, sleep, mood or general health.
Perimenopause can involve changes in menstrual patterns, hot flushes, night sweats, sleep disturbances, mood changes & other symptoms. The experience varies between individuals, and similar symptoms can have other causes.
Hormonal fluctuations may contribute to changes in these areas, particularly during perimenopause & menopause. However, symptoms can also be associated with other health conditions, medication use, lifestyle factors & ageing. Your doctor can assess possible contributing factors.
Not necessarily. In women aged 45 or older, perimenopause & menopause can often be assessed using symptoms & menstrual history without routine hormone testing. Dr Hadeer may recommend blood tests or other investigations when clinically indicated, including when another medical condition is suspected.
Yes. Weight management consultations may include a review of your medical history, current health, lifestyle factors & any relevant underlying conditions. Recommendations are individualised, and no particular weight outcome can be guaranteed.
Where appropriate, Dr Hadeer may recommend follow-up appointments, further investigations or referral to another healthcare professional. The need for ongoing care will depend on your individual circumstances.
