Polycystic Ovary Morphology Syndrome PMOS
(formerly Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome PCOS)
Hormonal health can influence many aspects of a woman’s wellbeing throughout life, from adolescence and the reproductive years through to perimenopause and beyond. Changes in reproductive hormones can affect menstrual cycles, fertility, skin and hair, weight and metabolism, mood, bone health and longer-term health.
Our team provides specialist assessment and management of polycystic ovary morphology syndrome (PMOS), irregular or absent periods, androgen excess, hormonal acne, excess hair growth and other reproductive hormone disorders. We also assess less common causes of hormonal and menstrual disturbance, ensuring that treatment is directed towards the underlying condition rather than symptoms alone.
PMOS is a complex hormonal and metabolic condition that can present very differently between individuals. Care may involve managing menstrual symptoms or androgen excess, supporting fertility and reproductive goals, and addressing metabolic health, including insulin resistance and future diabetes risk. Treatment is tailored to the features of PMOS that are most relevant to each person.
At Evolve, we recognise that hormonal needs and priorities change throughout life. Our approach combines careful investigation with evidence-based, individualised care, considering symptoms, reproductive plans, metabolic and bone health, lifestyle and personal preferences. We work collaboratively with GPs, gynaecologists, fertility specialists and other healthcare professionals where appropriate, with care that evolves alongside each woman’s health, life stage and goals.
Areas of care
Polycystic ovary morphology syndrome, PMOS
Irregular or absent periods and menstrual disorders
Androgen excess, including excess hair growth and hormonal acne
Reproductive hormone disorders
Hormonal conditions affecting fertility and reproductive health
Premature ovarian insufficiency and early loss of ovarian function
Perimenopause and menopause
Why Choose Evolve Endocrinology
Women’s hormonal symptoms can be complex and may have more than one contributing factor. At Evolve, we take the time to understand the whole picture, identify underlying causes and provide clear, evidence based guidance that considers both your current concerns and longer term health.
Comprehensive assessment to understand the cause of your symptoms
Care that considers reproductive, metabolic and broader health
Support across different stages of life
Collaboration with GPs, gynaecologists and fertility specialists where appropriate
Melbourne Endocrinology, Bone Health, Metabolic & Menopause Care
Providing thoughtful, holistic care that considers the whole person, your medical needs, lifestyle, culture, family and individual circumstances.