Southern Cross Specialists

Experienced general surgery.
Clear advice. Personal care.

Specialist general and upper gastrointestinal surgery, with expertise in hernia, gallbladder and biliary disease, reflux, pancreatic and liver conditions, upper gastrointestinal cancers, endoscopy and minimally invasive surgery.

How we can help

Surgical care for common and complex conditions

Patients come to us with problems ranging from a troublesome hernia or gallstones through to complex pancreatic, liver and upper gastrointestinal disease. We take time to understand the diagnosis, explain the options and recommend treatment that is appropriate for the individual patient.

Hernias & abdominal wall

Groin, umbilical, incisional, recurrent and complex hernias, including abdominal wall reconstruction.

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Gallbladder & bile ducts

Assessment and treatment of gallstones, gallbladder inflammation and biliary conditions.

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Reflux & hiatus hernia

Investigation and surgical management for selected patients with persistent reflux or hiatus hernia.

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Pancreas, liver & upper GI

Benign and malignant conditions affecting the pancreas, liver, stomach and oesophagus.

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Endoscopy

Upper endoscopy, colonoscopy and ERCP where clinically appropriate.

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Circ Australia partnership

A modern circumcision service

Southern Cross Specialists is working with Circ Australia to provide circumcision using the UniCirc® surgical assist device. Consultation includes discussion of the reason for circumcision, suitability, anaesthesia, expected recovery, aftercare and potential complications.

Independent information

Healthdirect provides an Australian overview of circumcision, including reasons for the procedure, risks and recovery.

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Our surgeons

Two general surgeons. Complementary experience.

Care that starts with understanding

Surgery is not always the first or only answer. We consider your symptoms, investigations, general health and priorities before recommending treatment. When an operation is appropriate, we explain what it involves, the expected benefits, alternatives and important risks.