Frequently asked questions

The Cervical Screening Test should be taken every 5 years. While the procedure will feel the same, medical and scientific evidence has shown that the new screening test is more effective than having a Pap test every 2 years.

If you’re not sure when you should have a Cervical Screen Test, contact our team.

Both the hormonal and non-hormonal devices are approved for up to five years continuous use. Both types are over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy, and can be removed at any time.

The Cancer Council recommends that all adults check their skin every 3 months. For those at risk of skin cancer, we recommend visiting a trained doctor for an examination at least once a year. If you notice a difference or abnormality in your skin visit your doctor as soon as possible.

A medical termination is conducted by combining two prescribed medications which makes the patient expel the pregnancy. A miscarriage will likely be experienced within 12 hours of the second medication. A surgical termination takes place under anasthetic in theatre. You will need to visit the clinic for a total of 4 hours and you need an escort to drive you home.