Strengthening Primary Care Partnerships Through Clinical Education – City Fertility
City Fertility shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Last night, we were proud to sponsor and attend Define Dermatology Aesthetics‘ GP Dinner and launch event, bringing together around 30 Melbourne general practitioners for an evening of networking and clinical education.
Following a tour of Define Dermatology Aesthetics’ new clinic, guests joined us for dinner, where Dr Roshan Shamon presented on the fertility options available to patients. The session sparked great discussion, with questions covering topics such as egg freezing, fertility treatment costs, and gamete and embryo storage timeframes.
A big thank you to Define Dermatology Aesthetics for the opportunity to be part of such a fantastic event, and to everyone who attended and contributed to the discussion. We’re always grateful for opportunities to connect with GPs, share the latest advances in fertility care, and support informed, evidence-based patient care.”

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