Dr Robertson trained in obstetrics and gynaecology in Western Australia and completed further work in minimally invasive and advanced laparoscopic surgery through her AGES fellowship.
She takes referrals for women with suspected or confirmed endometriosis, heavy menstrual bleeding, Ashermann's syndrome, fibroids, ovarian pathology and a range of general gynaecological concerns.
Dr Robertson cares for women across the full spectrum of general gynaecology, with a particular focus on endometriosis, pelvic pain and complex benign disease. Each condition page outlines what it is, how it is investigated, and the medical or surgical options available.
Where surgery is required, Dr Robertson offers a range of minimally invasive and open procedures. Each procedure page describes what is involved, expected recovery, and what to consider when weighing treatment options.
A thorough history and examination, with time set aside to understand the impact of symptoms on day‑to‑day life. Prior imaging and investigations are reviewed at the first visit.
Targeted investigations — for example a specialised pelvic ultrasound or MRI — arranged where indicated. A written management plan is shared with you and your GP.
Medical, procedural or surgical management as appropriate, with clear follow‑up and a low threshold for involving allied specialists.
To ensure timely processing, all referrals must include:
If available, please also include:
Referrals are reviewed and triaged by the doctors at Hollywood Gynaecology before an appointment can be booked. Once triaged, our staff will notify the patient when to contact the clinic to schedule an appointment.
Please note: this is a private practice and we are unable to offer appointments to patients without private health insurance.
Dr Robertson consults within her wider practice at Hollywood Gynaecology. Rooms are located on the Hollywood Private Hospital campus in Nedlands, with on‑site parking, pathology and imaging.





