Locations

The Mater – North Sydney

We are located on Level 1 of the Mater Clinic. Patients can enter via the Mater Clinic main entrance on Gilles Street. Access is also available via the Mater Hospital main entrance on Rocklands Road.

Parking

Parking is available at the Mater Hospital and Mater Clinic – hourly rates apply. The entrance is currently from Gillies St.
However due to current construction (as of 1^st August 2023), there may be limited parking on campus.
There is 2-hour free parking available in nearby surrounding streets.
The closest train station is Wollstonecraft. North Sydney and St Leonards stations are close by.

North Sydney
Suite 1.04 Mater Clinic
Mater Hospital
25 Rocklands Rd, North Sydney

Westmead

Suite 213
Westmead Private Hospital
Corn Mons and Darcy Roads
Westmead NSW 2145

Parking

There is some parking is available, at the Westmead Private Hospital – hourly rates apply. Entrances via Mons or Darcy Rd. Leave extra time for parking as it can get busy during hospital visiting hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between fat transfer and fillers?

As opposed to synthetic fillers, the process of a fat transfer keeps the fat cells permanently where they are placed. They use a person’s own fat tissue for injection, rather than filler materials.

Am I a good candidate for abdominoplasty surgery?

The best candidates for abdominoplasty surgery patients are those who are fit, have already achieved any weight loss goals. Abdominoplasty surgery is not a substitute for diet and exercise and can be associated with increased risks in patients who are overweight or obese. Women who are planning future pregnancies should also delay abdominoplasty surgery.

How much does breast reconstruction surgery cost?

The cost for breast reconstruction is determined by the extent and complexity of the procedure, as well as surgeon costs, anaesthetist fees, hospital fees, and post-operative recovery costs. Because of its reconstructive nature, a portion of the procedure costs may be covered by Medicare or your private health insurer, but you will need to check what criteria you must meet to be eligible.

What is recovery from breast revision like?

Recovery from breast revision surgery will be similar to the recovery experienced following the initial implant procedure. It is recommended that you minimise strenuous activity and exercise after surgery. You should also avoid wearing underwire bras to facilitate proper healing of the underlying breast tissue.

Procedures