Dr Mei Cheah

15/03/2026

Team and attended the AGES ASM 2026 held in beautiful Auckland this week.

Our fellow Dr Jessie Gollow presented a video on uterosacral ligament suspension at the time of laparoscopic hysterectomy to minimise prolapse symptoms. We also presented our promising data on in reawakening the ovaries, in our diminished ovarian reserve cohort of patients.

Team also celebrated graduating from her advanced training, and joining our Create family 🫶🏻

04/03/2026

I’m back from my cultural holiday, and headed straight back to work! It’s been a massive week with IVF procedures, surgeries, consults, babies (and it’s only Wednesday haha). Good kinda busy, I call it - changing lives for the better 😛🤣

I also attended the ARTIST education dinner with my team, discussing evolving trends in IVF and the ART sphere.

It was lovely catching up with and .nikos, who were both so engaging and captivating with their presentations.

17/02/2026

Welcoming the year of the fire 🔥 horse 🐎 with the Cheahs.

The Horse is meant to represent freedom and speed, whilst the fire element brings more intensity and urgency. Doing well in 2026 requires adaptability, yet exercise some caution and discipline.

May this year of the galloping fire horse bring in good health, prosperity, and most of all peace and happiness 🧧🏮🪭

05/02/2026

It’s always a good day operating alongside my team.

Some days, we get operate together in side-by-side theatres! These days are the best times for us to bounce ideas off each other and to get extra opinions on complex cases.

Other days, it’s just a lovely opportunity for us all to catch up between cases, share food, jokes, and to get up to speed with each other’s lives.

Today, the lovely and also joined in the fun 🫶🏻 I love the vibe of how we genuinely just love hanging out with each other!! 💕 I truly have the best team xx

20/12/2025

Signing out for a short break during this holiday season to refill my own cup. This season can be conflicting and challenging to many, myself included. So know that I’m thinking of all of you.

Don’t worry, I won’t be gone for long. I’ll be back before you know it, to welcome the last few 2025 babies, and to usher in 2026 with new hope and aspirations.

Be safe, be kind. Have a lovely and relaxing holiday period with your loved ones 🫶🏻

16/10/2025

Some journeys are short, some are lengthy, like how we sometimes take the scenic route to get to our destination 🏡

My relationship with this loving family started with lots of heartbreaks, tears. But was built with determination, resilience, strength, conviction - including a whole village backing us with science + love

I will never forget the day it all became a reality. The day we held Samuel in our arms. The day when it all finally felt complete. The day you held me tight, full of tears (of joy) that we finally got there.

That space in our hearts is now filled. The cot is now used. The home is now warm. The family is now… complete.

We. Arrived. At. Our. Destination 🫶🏻
At. Long. Last.

23/06/2025

We’re trying to get a Pawlus family shot, but Oli was more interested in the chocolates! 😅🤪

03/06/2025

05/04/2025

Cheers to more inclusive reproductive health and improved fertility care in Australia.
Especially during this time of global unrest where reproductive health is being challenged, as seen overseas in what’s been perceived as the most “developed” nations.

12/03/2025

Thank you Nilsha & Arosha for the giant bouquet of flowers. It has been such a delight looking after you throughout the whole journey, and meeting your beautiful mum as well. I will never forget the big hug she gave me, and those happy tears as Yashwin was born 😍🥹
The entire Create family is rejoicing with you 🩷 (everyone except baby Yashwin from the looks of this snap 😂)

08/03/2025

Celebrating International Women’s Day 2025 .

I know your feed will be bombarded by posts about this day, but I’m not about to spout some catchy slogan or post photos of some cupcakes.

I would like this post to go on my grid to remind us all of how far we’ve come in term of gender equity and equality, and how far we haven’t come.

It’s a day to pause, and commemorate the strong women (and supportive, strong men) who have inspired us, raised us, made a difference in our lives, who continue to support us women in achieving all that we didn’t think was possible.

It is also a reminder to never stop fighting for what we believe in, especially in today’s society where global reproductive rights have taken a turn for the worse, where women’s health conditions are regarded as “made up”, where domestic violence is on the rise, where sexism and harassment is still present and tolerated in the workplace.

Today serves as a reminder that everyday should be International Women’s Day, not just another ‘fluffy’ corporate event to mark on your calendars. Live it and action it.

21/02/2025

Monash University Mentor Week has kicked off again for this medical year. We have forth year medical students shadow us for a whole week, to understand better what we do, and what life is like being an ObGyn and a fertility specialist.

I was allocated the lovely .t who sat in with my consults, examinations, procedures, surgeries, IVF etc. She stayed late for 2 evenings, as we had surgeries that ran till about 7:30pm or so. And was so punctual the next morning to my IVF scans and consults. We even managed to sneak in some baby cuddles.

I hope you had a lovely week .t. Life as an ObGyn & fertility specialist is crazy hectic, but also majorly rewarding. I hope you will consider the specialty in the future 🫶🏻