Brett Marshall

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About Brett Marshall

WelcomeDr Brett Marshall is a specialist obstetrician/gynaecologist based on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. He consults at his practice in Frankston, and operates at Peninsula Private Hospital and Beleura Private Hospital. Brett also works as a senior consultant gynaecologist at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, where he is also involved in mentoring and teaching gynaecology trainees.Brett has been in private practice since 1990 and has extensive experience in treating women’s health issues. His knowledge, coupled with his warm and caring manner, and interest in complex cases, ensures that his patients get the best possible results. Brett’s communication style is clear and concise, using plain language. He was one of the first surgeons to perform endometrial ablation in Australia and is recognised for his expertise in advanced hysteroscopic surgery including resection of fibroids, polyps, endometrial resection for HMB (heavy menstrual bleeding) and treatment of uterine abnormalities, teaching this surgery to other gynaecologists and trainees. Brett also has special interests in endometriosis and laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery, having performed over operative laparoscopies. His expertise in advanced laparoscopic surgery includes treatment of complex endometriosis utilising CO₂ laser excisional surgery as well as other modalities, laparoscopic myomectomies (fibroids), division of adhesions, and 95% of hysterectomies are now laparoscopic.Brett also has wide experience in general gynaecology and performs pelvic floor and incontinence surgery, utilising slings where appropriate. Pelvic floor dysfunction, including prolapse and urinary incontinence, is managed holistically working in conjunction with pelvic floor Physiotherapists, as well using the Neotonus Pelvic Floor Chair therapy. Brett is also an experienced colposcopist, utilising CO₂ laser treatment for abnormal pap smears. read more on our website Information & LiteratureImportant information about conditions and operations Answers to frequently asked questionsPhotos and videos of surgerySearch our site