Dr Aveni Haynes is an endocrinologist based at 100 Roberts Road, Subiaco, WA 6008, Australia. Endocrinology is about hormones and how they affect the whole body, from blood sugar to growth and metabolism. It’s a big area, but Dr Haynes keeps things practical and focused on the day-to-day side of care.
Dr Haynes looks after people with diabetes, including Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) and Type 2 Diabetes (T2D). Diabetes can be tough to manage, and plans often need to fit around your routines, food habits, and how your body responds over time. In many cases, that means helping people understand what their body is doing and making changes in a careful, steady way.
She also helps with diabetic ketoacidosis. DKA is a serious problem that can happen with diabetes when the body starts running short on insulin. Getting the right treatment quickly matters, and long-term follow-up is important too, so it’s less likely to happen again.
Low blood sugar is another key part of this work. Hypoglycaemia can be scary when it hits, and it can affect anyone on insulin or certain diabetes medicines. Dr Haynes focuses on recognising the early signs and putting steps in place to reduce how often it occurs, while keeping diabetes care on track.
There is also care for high blood pressure in infants. Babies and toddlers need a different approach to assessment and ongoing support. Dr Haynes understands that parents want clear answers and a plan that feels safe, with monitoring arranged appropriately.
Outside of the diagnosis, endocrinology care is often about getting balance. Blood sugar targets, medication choices, and lifestyle adjustments can all play a role. At times, conditions can shift and needs change, so regular review is part of how management tends to work.
Dr Haynes’ practice is set up around these core endocrinology needs, helping patients and families manage hormones and metabolic health with calm, grounded support. If you’re dealing with diabetes, ketoacidosis, low blood sugar, or high blood pressure in an infant, Dr Haynes can help with assessment and ongoing care from there.
