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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.

21/11/2025

A lot of my week is spent sitting—whether it’s in consultations, writing, or planning. And all that sitting? Not great for my back. 😬
That’s why core exercises are a must for me! 💪 Research shows they’re one of the most effective ways to:
✔️ Reduce lower back pain
✔️ Improve functionality (aka moving without discomfort)
✔️ Increase core strength to support posture
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Even though I don’t always feel like doing it, I know a strong core helps me handle long hours at work without the aches and pains. So here I am—getting it done!

19/11/2025

IVF and ICSI are both techniques we use in the lab to fertilise eggs—but the way they work is a little different.
🔹 With IVF, we place the egg and s***m together in a dish and allow fertilisation to happen naturally.
🔹 With ICSI (Intracytoplasmic S***m Injection), a single s***m is selected and injected directly into the egg using micromanipulation techniques.
ICSI is often recommended when there’s:
✔️ Male-factor infertility
✔️ Low s***m motility or count
✔️ The use of frozen eggs or PGT testing
Both IVF and ICSI are safe and effective. The decision on which one to use depends entirely on your unique fertility history and what will give your embryos the best start.
Still have questions? I’m happy to talk through which approach may be right for you."

16/11/2025

This weekend, I flew straight to Jakarta after Friday clinic to attend the Fertility acadeMe Conference. This year is titled: ART in Focus: Precision, Progress and Practice in Reproductive Medicine. Yes — landed Friday night (or rather, Saturday morning!) and flying back Sunday night, then back at work Monday morning. ✈️
Being away from my family is always the hardest part… but staying up-to-date with the latest in reproductive medicine is how I continue giving my patients the best evidence-based care.
One of the highlights form me was the AMH vs Antral Follicle Count debate on ovarian reserve assessment — a brilliant discussion on how we interpret these tools to guide personalised care.
Even though the travel is intense, weekends like this remind me why I do what I do — continuous learning, so every patient sitting in front of me benefits from the latest knowledge, not yesterday’s information.
Looking forward to landing back home on Monday morning at 6.30am, energised and inspired... ready for clinic 💙!

12/11/2025

Thinking IVF is the only answer? Not always. 🌱 Many people conceive with lower-tech options first — lifestyle tweaks, ovulation induction, or IUI — and IVF is recommended only when it’s the best option for your individual situation.
My latest blog covers:
• When simpler treatments (timed in*******se, ovulation induction, IUI) are sensible
• When IVF is likely the better route (blocked tubes, severe male factor, repeated failed cycles)
• How we personalise a plan based on age, AMH, partner factors and your goals
• Practical next steps
If you’re uncertain about the right path, start with an assessment — we’ll map options that match your life and timeline (and preserve options if needed).
Read now from link 🔗 in bio or go to: https://dralicehuang.com.au/do-i-need-ivf-or-are-there-other-fertility-options-first/

10/11/2025

Nothing brightens our day quite like hearing from patients celebrating their new arrivals. These beautiful flowers were given to me by a couple who recently visited with their 6-week-old baby, born after IVF treatment. 🍼✨.
I’m so grateful that their pregnancy was safe and their little one is healthy—and receiving their thoughtful flowers truly brightened our waiting rooms and our hearts. 💛
Congratulations again on this exciting milestone!

08/11/2025

🌤️🐾 Always be prepared… just in case! My Fur-Child knows it’s better to be safe than sorry 🐶💛. Wrapped up in her bright yellow raincoat, ready for whatever Melbourne weather might throw our way today! A little preparation goes a long way—especially when your tail-wagging companion is involved.

05/11/2025

Sometimes, the second half of your cycle—the luteal phase—doesn’t function as well as it should.
This can make implantation harder and affect early pregnancy.
Let’s break down what luteal phase insufficiency means and how we manage it.

04/11/2025

Many people feel like they’re racing against time when it comes to fertility ⏳🐎. But every fertility journey is unique. Tests like AMH for ovarian reserve, semen analysis, and ultrasounds help us understand where you stand, and options like egg freezing or IV may provide more time and choice.
If you’re feeling the pressure, the best first step is to seek clarity, not panic. A fertility consultation can help put the clock into perspective and build a plan tailored to you.

30/10/2025

Halloween isn’t just for humans—my Fur-Child is ready to keep the streets safe (and collect snacks along the way)! 🐾🦇 Hope everyone has a safe and fun Halloween. Remember, even Batman needs some treats and cuddles after a long night of patrol!

29/10/2025

🌱 Thinking about kids one day — but not right now? That’s OK. You don’t need to wait to find out more about your fertility. Fertility testing isn’t a crystal ball. There’s no single “yes/no” test for being fertile — the only true test is a successful pregnancy. What we can do is give you practical information (AMH, ultrasound, semen analysis) to help you make an informed decision that fits your life. Read my latest blog on fertility testing before wanting a baby.
Two honest pieces of advice I share with patients:
• Don’t have a baby until you’re ready — emotional readiness matters.
• But if you are ready, don’t delay unnecessarily — fertility often becomes harder with age.
• Practical tip: when planning family timing, think about the age of your last child, not just when you want your first. That helps you judge spacing, preservation needs and realistic timelines.
If you’d like clarity (and peace of mind), let's have a chat. We can test individuals or couples — and if you have a partner, it’s often best to come together so you both get the same information and plan.
Read now from link 🔗 in bio or go to: https://dralicehuang.com.au/should-i-get-my-fertility-tested-even-if-im-not-ready-for-kids/

24/10/2025

Sometimes, a little adjustment can make all the difference. 💛 Mummy-S's journey wasn’t straightforward—older age and lower egg quantity meant multiple IVF cycles were needed. We were initially struggling with only one or no embryos resulting from each egg collection. One key change we made was adjusting the trigger strategy during IVF, which helped increase the number of embryos. This strategy gave us four embryos in one cycle—and one of those became Baby‑R!
Seeing Baby‑R now is such a joy, and I’m so happy for Mummy‑S and her family. Wishing you all a lifetime of happiness together! 🍼✨

22/10/2025

Women with PCOS often have lots of follicles—but that doesn’t automatically mean high fertility. Egg freezing can be an empowering way to take control, especially if you're not ready for pregnancy yet.
Let’s talk about whether it’s the right step for you. Swipe 👆left to read more.

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.