Dr Adeline Chan is a gynaecologist, laparoscopic surgeon, and obstetrician based in Bella Vista, NSW. She works from The Bond, Suite 3.08, 8 Elizabeth Macarthur Drive, Bella Vista NSW 2153.
Her work is mainly focused on everyday women’s health needs, from routine checks to help with changes in the menstrual cycle. Many people see her for cervical cancer screening, including a Pap smear. If you’ve had results that need a follow-up, she can walk you through what they mean and what’s next.
She also looks after contraception questions. That can include birth control advice and prescriptions, and it’s often useful when life gets busy and you want something that fits your routine. If you’re unsure where to start, she’ll help you sort through the options in a calm way.
During pregnancy, Dr Chan helps with the early steps too. She provides pregnancy testing and counselling, so you can get clear guidance while you figure out your next move. At times, people also come in for support around symptoms, timing, and what to expect next in the weeks ahead.
Menstrual cycle problems are another common reason for visits. She offers assessments and management for issues like irregular bleeding, cycle changes, and general concerns about periods. Over time, these appointments can help you get back to something more regular and make sense of what might be driving the changes.
Dr Chan’s experience is in women’s health care across gynaecology and obstetrics, and she brings a laparoscopic approach when it’s needed. Details on the exact number of years in practice aren’t listed, but the services she offers cover both day-to-day care and more involved gynaecology issues.
Training details and education history aren’t listed publicly, but her clinical role is clearly based on women’s health, pregnancy care, and surgical care when appropriate. She also works with people who speak English as well as Chinese (Cantonese), Chinese (Mandarin), and Malay.
There aren’t any public details listed about research or clinical trials. If research or trial options ever become relevant for a specific situation, it would be something to discuss directly with her during an appointment.