Abortion Clinic Perth - Compassionate & Confidential Care
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- Experienced, trusted health experts
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You deserve care with compassion and dignity.
We provide referrals for both medical and surgical abortions in Perth, along with broader advice on women's health. With over 25 years of experience, our team prioritises your wellbeing above all else.
A personal decision,
made with support.
Whether a pregnancy can be terminated via surgical or medical abortion depends on how far along you are.
The process, step by step
Five steps, from your first consultation through to follow-up.
Step
What happens
Consultation
Confidential discussion, pregnancy test and ultrasound; counselling isn't mandatory before an abortion in WA.
Medication (if medical)
Two medicines, taken 24-48 hours apart.
Booking (if surgical)
Arranged at an accredited clinic, usually under sedation.
Recovery
Some bleeding and cramping afterwards, similar to a heavy period.
Follow-up & support
Check-ins confirm it's complete; free counselling is available if you want it.
Every situation is different; your consultation confirms the right path and timing for you.
Need more information?
For parenting support: Pregnancy, Birth & Baby Helpline (1800 882 436). For adoption support: Adoption & Permanent Care Services (02 9716 3000).
Types of abortion we provide.
Both medical and surgical abortions are safe options. Which is right for you depends on your circumstances and how far along you are.
Surgical
In-clinic day surgery
Safe, quick and effective. You'll recover briefly at the clinic before going home, usually with someone to support you.
Medical
Medication, at home
Two prescribed medicines taken 24-48 hours apart end the pregnancy without surgery, available directly via Clinic 66 telehealth.
Consultation
From home, Australia-wide
A confidential telehealth consultation to discuss your options and determine the best path forward for you.
Perth Abortion FAQs
Are medical abortions Perth bulk billed?
Some private and public WA clinics offer bulk-billing or partial Medicare coverage for consultations and tests. Extra fees can apply for medicines, ultrasounds or follow-up care.You can have an abortion up to 22 weeks with a doctor’s approval. After that it’s still possible, but needs two doctors to agree it’s appropriate.
How to access a private abortion clinic in Perth?
The device if you have been prescribed one
1 sanitary pad (light flow only)
Some photo identification (driver’s licence or passport)
Your Medicare card
Warm, comfortable clothes and nothing that is too restrictive around the tummy
A snack, or some food or drink for AFTER the procedure
If you are travelling from more than 100km away, you should schedule yourself a telehealth consultation with one of our doctors prior to travelling, to ensure that you are suitable for an IUD procedure with us. We do not want to disappoint!
What is the best abortion clinic in Perth?
If you have a history of breast cancer, we will need a letter from your oncologist and/or breast surgeon to say that you are clear to have a hormonal IUD.
If you have a history of uterine fistula or complex surgery to your uterus, an IUD may not be suitable (a previous Caesarean Section is fine).
Large fibroids, unusual layout such as bicornuate uterus or any other problem which can distort the inside of your uterus (womb) might make the use of an IUD difficult. We will discuss your options with the report from a formal pelvic ultrasound. If you know you have an unusual uterus, please make an appointment to discuss your options PRIOR to booking in for your procedure. (We dont want you to waste your time by accepting your booking and then us not being able to help you)
A pregnancy must be excluded before using an IUD, and that is why we like you to come in for an IUD insertion within 7 days of the start of your menstrual period. In that way, we know that you are not likely to be pregnant. However, if you do not get regular periods, you can still have an IUD inserted but the timing needs to be discussed with one of our doctors or nurses.
How many weeks is the earliest you can get an abortion?
If you have heavy periods are any abnormal bleeding (such as bleeding in between your periods), we need you to have a good quality day 5 to 9 formal transvaginal pelvic ultrasound scan to make sure that there are no underlying problems. If needed, we can refer you for a pelvic ultrasound scan. At the pre insertion consultation, your doctor can provide the referral.
Women in their forties who have heavy period may need to have a Pipelle endometrial biopsy, and there is an additional charge for this procedure.
If you have had a termination of pregnancy (medical or surgical), and you haven’t yet had a period after the procedure and you wish to have an IUD inserted, you should have a pelvic ultrasound performed.
If you are having an IUD removed or replaced, but the threads are missing, you need a formal ultrasound prior to booking in.
Please send us the report to info@clinic66.com.au
How painful is the abortion pill at 4 weeks?
Removal of an IUD is usually quite straightforward, and can be done in the consulting rooms by a doctor who has experience at removing an IUD.
If the IUD strings are not able to be found in the cervix, and you want to have your IUD removed, we need an ultrasound scan before we attempt to remove the IUD to ensure that the device is still in the uterus (womb).
Please dont have unprotected sex for one week prior to the IUD removal or replacement, as sperm can hang around and its possible you could get pregnant once the IUD is removed, even from sperm which have been in the body for a few days.
What is the safest abortion method?
Removal of an IUD is usually quite straightforward, and can be done in the consulting rooms by a doctor who has experience at removing an IUD.
If the IUD strings are not able to be found in the cervix, and you want to have your IUD removed, we need an ultrasound scan before we attempt to remove the IUD to ensure that the device is still in the uterus (womb).
Please dont have unprotected sex for one week prior to the IUD removal or replacement, as sperm can hang around and its possible you could get pregnant once the IUD is removed, even from sperm which have been in the body for a few days.
Which option, by how many weeks?
Gestation is measured from the first day of your last period. Not sure how far along you are? That's okay — we'll confirm it with an ultrasound.
- Tele-abortion
- Medical
- Surgical
Still unsure? Our surgical vs medical comparison walks through the differences, or call us for a confidential chat.
SURGICAL ABORTION
What happens, day to day
Performed under twilight sedation in our day surgery, generally within a 20-week gestation window.
Two doctors care for you throughout. Pregnancy tissue is gently suctioned from the uterus using a small plastic tube; the procedure itself takes 10 to 15 minutes, though you'll be at the clinic about 3 hours total including recovery. Most people only need one visit, and we'll suggest fitting a long-acting reversible contraceptive at the same time if that's convenient for you.
Recovery
You may feel tired or vague for the rest of the day, from the sedation. Expect bleeding and mild cramping for under two weeks, similar to a period. A support person to accompany you and drive you home is a good idea, since you can't drive for 24 hours afterwards.
Complications are rare, but can include bleeding, infection, or occasionally a need for further surgery. Our nurses and doctors can talk through the specifics of risk with you.
The abortion pill
A safe, effective option for early pregnancies, using medication you mostly take at home.
What happens
- Mifepristone first, taken at the clinic or at home
- Then Misoprostol, taken at home 24 to 48 hours later
- Bleeding and cramping, mild to severe, can last up to 3 weeks
Support, follow-up & side effects
- A follow-up visit 3 weeks later, with an ultrasound, confirms it's complete
- Someone with you for at least the first 24 hours after the second medication is recommended
- Pain and cramping medication is available if you need it
- Nausea, vomiting, fever or chills are common side effects of the second medication
- In around 2% of cases it's unsuccessful and needs a surgical procedure
What it costs
Indicative out-of-pocket figures for patients with a valid Medicare card. Exact costs depend on gestation and your circumstances - please confirm with our reception team.
Option
Medical abortion
from ~$505
Yes - rebate applies
Up to 9 weeks. Taken at home.
Surgical abortion
from $1,050
~$450 rebate
Up to 12 weeks; $300 deposit secures your booking. Over 12 weeks priced case-by-case.
If you don’t hold a Medicare card you won’t receive the rebate, but your travel or health insurance may cover the cost. See our full Fees & Charges.
You're in good hands
The best doctors, nurses and facilities, for the best possible care.
Talk to us, in confidence
No referral, no judgement. Call or text for a confidential chat, or book online whenever you're ready.
Contact Information
- Chatswood in-person:
- 31 Bertram St, Chatswood NSW 2067
- info@clinic66.com.au
- 0429 133 599
- National Telehealth:
- online@clinic66.com.au
- 0428 329 287
In the event of an emergency, go to your nearest emergency department.