Our Vision
To empower women to explore less invasive alternatives to a hysterectomy.
About Us
Sydney Fibroid Clinic is the result of many years of clinical and research collaboration between interventional radiologist Dr Eisen Liang and obstetrician gynaecologist Dr Bevan Brown. With adenomyosis and fibroid specialists, we specialise in treating benign (non-cancerous) uterine conditions which cause heavy menstrual bleeding, period pain, bladder symptoms, pelvic pressure and pain.
We are passionate about applying minimally invasive treatments to allow women to avoid a hysterectomy.
Our Belief
Women should be fully informed of their treatment options.
Our Mission
To provide women with minimally invasive, cutting-edge treatment options through research, innovation and cross-specialty collaboration.
Our History
Interventional radiologist Dr Eisen Liang has worked closely with obstetrician gynaecologist Dr Bevan Brown for more than ten years. To meet the needs of women seeking alternatives to a hysterectomy, they cofounded Sydney Fibroid Clinic in 2013. Since then, they’ve accumulated extensive experience in applying uterine embolisation and minimally invasive surgical techniques to help women choose the right treatment option for themselves.
Throughout the years, they’ve successfully tackled many challenging cases where women have been told elsewhere that hysterectomy is the only solution. Their cross-specialty collaboration has allowed them to the push boundaries of what each specialist can do and to think outside their own box about possibilities. This collaborative approach allows Sydney Fibroid Clinic to help women who wish to explore all treatment options, by offering high-end, cutting-edge approaches to the effective treatment of fibroids and adenomyosis.
Our cross-specialty collaboration has also brought upon research opportunities. Dr Liang and Dr Brown co-authored the first case series about treating fibroids using embolisation in the peer-reviewed journal ANZJOG in 2012. They then co-authored the comprehensive 5,000-word article How To Treat Fibroids in Australian Doctor 2015 – a GP publication. In 2018, they published a landmark article on the effectiveness of embolisation for adenomyosis in ANZJOG, on a large case series, achieving the highest success rate. In 2019, they co-authored the 5,000-word article How To Treat Adenomyosis in Australian Doctor.
From 2024, a Women’s Health GP Dr Jacqueline Chan has join the clinic to further enhance our services, enabling quicker and easier access to our procedures by women in need.
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