Dr Marcia Bonazzi is a highly experienced women’s Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
Dr Bonazzi primarily consults out of her private rooms in Fitzroy as a specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. She also consults every second Friday at Reservoir Private Hospital and every second Tuesday in Essendon. Dr Bonazzi has a public appointment as Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at the Royal Women’s Hospital, and performs deliveries for her private patients at St Vincent’s Private Hospital and Frances Perry house. Dr Marcia Bonazzi gained her FRANZCOG in 2003, having spent time training in Italy and Brazil as a Specialist Women’s Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. Dr Bonazzi's other interests include menopausal medicine, general gynaecological surgery (including laparoscopic surgery) and colposcopy. Dr Bonazzi is a member of the Australian Gynaecological Endoscopy Society (AGES) and the Australian Menopause Society and is fluent in Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.
16/11/2025
Pregnancy isn’t just about eating more, it’s about nourishing smarter.
Many expectant mums struggle with fatigue, nausea, and uncertainty about what’s “safe.” But here’s the truth — balanced nutrition and gentle physical activity can ease discomfort, boost energy, and support your baby’s healthy growth.
Simple, consistent choices, like staying hydrated, moving daily, and eating a variety of whole foods, create lasting benefits long after birth.
Every bite and every step count toward a stronger, healthier journey — for both of you.
This World Diabetes Day, we’re shining a light on gestational diabetes — a condition that can appear during pregnancy, even without prior risk factors.
Pregnancy changes how your body manages sugar, and while gestational diabetes often shows no symptoms, early screening can make all the difference.
With timely glucose testing, mindful eating, gentle exercise, and regular prenatal care, you can protect your health and your baby’s, too.
This World Diabetes Day, prioritise your check-up. Ask your doctor about glucose screening during pregnancy.
Every stage of pregnancy brings new changes — for both you and your baby.
From your baby’s first heartbeat to the final weeks before birth, understanding each trimester helps you stay informed, confident, and connected throughout your journey.
Regular check-ups, balanced nutrition, and open conversations with your doctor make all the difference.
✨ Learn what to expect in each stage, swipe through to discover more.
Happy and blessed birthday to our beautiful midwife Christine ♥️
09/11/2025
Some health decisions today protect you for a lifetime.
HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is extremely common, so common that most people will be exposed to it at some point. But what many don’t realise is how silently it can lead to cervical, throat, and other cancers years later.
The good news? Prevention is within reach. The HPV vaccine helps your body build protection long before exposure, lowering the risk of infection and HPV-related cancers.
It’s more than just a vaccine, it’s an investment in your future health and peace of mind.
Talk to your doctor about HPV vaccination — for yourself or your loved ones!
Please contact your local doctor for more information.
06/11/2025
You’ve just found out you’re expecting, and suddenly, every pill, tea, and vitamin bottle comes with a question mark.
It’s normal to feel unsure. Some medications and supplements that seem harmless can pose risks during pregnancy, while others are essential for your health and your baby’s development.
That’s why it’s so important not to guess, but to ask. Your doctor can help you navigate what’s safe, what’s not, and what’s truly needed for you.
Because every pregnancy is different, and the best care starts with the right information.
💬 Speak with your doctor before taking any new medication or supplement during pregnancy.
When your periods become irregular, lighter, heavier, or more painful than usual, it’s your body’s way of asking for attention.
Stress, hormonal shifts, thyroid issues, or underlying gynaecological conditions can all disrupt your rhythm. Ignoring the signs won’t make them go away, but understanding them can change everything.
Regular check-ups and open conversations about your menstrual health help detect imbalances early and protect your overall well-being.
This Movember, we recognise the women — partners, mothers, sisters, daughters, and friends, who encourage, support, and care for the men in their lives.
Men’s health isn’t just a men’s issue — it’s a family one. From booking that overdue check-up to having honest conversations about mental health, your voice can make a life-changing difference.
💬 Check in, speak up, and remind the men you love to prioritise their health, because every conversation counts.
Start today. Ask, “When was your last health check?”
30/10/2025
Pregnancy isn’t only about welcoming a new life — it’s also about discovering new strength within yourself. 🌸
The changes you experience physically, emotionally, and mentally are part of this transformation. Some days may feel overwhelming, but they’re also shaping resilience, patience, and growth.
Remember: it’s okay to pause, care for yourself, and embrace the journey one step at a time. 💛
28/10/2025
Pregnancy is an exciting journey, but it can also bring worry, stress, or anxiety.
Gentle self-care practices, like mindfulness, regular exercise, adequate rest, and open communication with your support network, can help manage these feelings.
If anxiety feels overwhelming or persistent, speaking with your obstetrician or a mental health professional can provide guidance and reassurance. Remember: taking care of your mind is just as important as caring for your body.
Your health story isn’t just shaped by big milestones—it unfolds in the everyday choices, regular check-ups, and timely screenings that support your wellbeing.
Many women delay prioritising their own care, often because other responsibilities come first. But gentle, consistent attention to your health creates space for early conversations and proactive support.
By staying engaged with routine exams and open dialogue about your physical and emotional wellbeing, you’re investing in long-term strength, balance, and confidence.
It’s common to feel anxious about tests like cervical screening (Pap smears) or ultrasounds—especially when the process feels unfamiliar.
Understanding what’s involved can make a real difference. With clear explanations and respectful care, these procedures become less daunting—and more empowering.
Knowing the purpose and what to expect supports informed choices that protect your long-term health.
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Dr Bonazzi primarily consults out of her private rooms in Fitzroy as a Specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. She also consults in Reservoir and in Essendon.
Dr Bonazzi has public appointments as Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at the Royal Women’s Hospital, and has admitting rights at Freemasons Hospital, St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Frances Perry House and the Royal Women’s.
Dr Marcia Bonazzi gained her FRANZCOG in 2003, after having spent time in Italy and Brazil working as Specialist Women’s Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
Having delivered more than 10,000 babies throughout her career, Dr Marcia Bonazzi has extensive obstetric experience, and remains focused on supporting her patients throughout their entire pregnancy journey and beyond.
Choosing the right obstetrician and gynaecologist for you is an important decision. Dr Marcia’s aim is to ensure your experience the highest standard of gynaecological care, and a safe pregnancy whereby you feel fully informed and well looked after.
Dr Bonazzi's other interests include menopausal medicine, general gynaecological surgery (including laparoscopic surgery) and Colposcopy.
She brings confidence in her patients, thanks to her thorough approach and calm manner. Her multicultural background helps her understand her patients’ concerns and they fell comfortable with discussing their questions and concerns with her.
Dr Bonazzi is a member of the Australian Gynaecological Endoscopy Society (AGES) and the Australian Menopause Society and is fluent in Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.
