Expert Review Before You Decide

Request a Second Opinion

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer, obtaining a second opinion can help you better understand your diagnosis and available treatment options before making important decisions.

Why Seek a Second Opinion?

A second opinion can help clarify a diagnosis, review available treatment options and support informed decision-making before treatment begins. It can also provide reassurance when a patient or family wants another specialist review of the available medical information.

Confirm the diagnosis

Explore All treatment options

Get specialist guidance

Make informed decisions

Who Should Consider a Second Opinion?

✓ Newly diagnosed patients
✓ Patients advised to undergo major surgery
✓ Patients considering chemotherapy or radiotherapy
✓ Patients uncertain about a diagnosis or treatment plan
✓ Patients considering treatment options at different centres
✓ Patients with recurrent or persistent disease
✓ International or outstation patients seeking specialist guid

Our Second Opinion Process

A simple process to submit relevant medical information and receive guidance regarding the next appropriate steps.

Submit Your Details & Reports

Complete the form and upload relevant medical records.

Our Team Reviews Your Case

The submitted information is reviewed to determine the appropriate next step.

We Get in Touch

Our team contacts you regarding the next steps and consultation options.

Consultation / Next Steps

Discuss the available information and receive guidance regarding further evaluation or treatment planning, as appropriate.

Submit Your Medical Reports for Second Opinion

Please provide your details and upload relevant medical reports to help our team review your case for a second-opinion consultation. Please provide accurate contact information and upload only documents related to your current diagnosis, investigations and treatment.





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    Investigation Reports *
    (PDF, JPG, PNG – Max 10 MB)

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    Prescription / Treatment Summary
    (PDF, JPG, PNG – Max 10 MB)

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    Pathology / Biopsy Report
    (PDF, JPG, PNG – Max 10 MB)

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    Radiology Reports / Scans
    (PDF, JPG, PNG – Max 10 MB)


    What to Upload?

    Please upload any relevant medical records available for your case, including:
    • ✓ Investigation reports, including relevant blood tests
    • ✓ Previous doctor’s prescription or current treatment summary
    • ✓ Pathology / biopsy / histopathology reports
    • ✓ Radiology reports such as CT, MRI or PET-CT reports, where available
    • ✓ Previous surgery records or discharge summary, if applicable
    • ✓ Chemotherapy / radiotherapy treatment details, if applicable
    • ✓ Current medications and known allergies, where relevant
    • ✓ Any other relevant medical documents
    Do not make a passport a routine required medical document in this section. Travel/identity documents, if ever required for international-patient coordination, should be handled separately.

    Consent & Privacy Copy

    I consent to submitting these medical records and personal information for the purpose of consultation, second-opinion review and related communication. I understand that submitting records does not constitute emergency medical care and does not guarantee an appointment, diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

    Privacy notice: Your medical records contain sensitive personal information. Access should be limited to authorized personnel involved in consultation coordination and review. Please do not use this form for a medical emergency.

    Your Privacy Matters

    Explain that information/documents are intended for consultation-related review and access is limited to authorized personnel. Link to Privacy Policy.

    Need Help?

    If a patient has difficulty submitting reports, provide the verified clinic contact method. Do not publish an unverified email or phone number.

    Online / Video Consultation

    Where clinically appropriate and available, patients may be offered a scheduled video consultation after the medical records have been reviewed.

    International & Outstation Patients

    International and outstation patients may submit relevant medical records before travelling. The team can then contact the patient regarding the appropriate next steps and available consultation options.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How long does a second opinion take?
    The clinic will review your submitted information and contact you regarding the next steps.
    Yes. Relevant medical reports can be uploaded through the medical-report submission section on this page.
    Not always. The appropriate consultation format depends on the clinical situation, available records and the next steps advised after review.
    Is video consultation available?
    Video consultation may be offered when clinically appropriate and available.
    Yes. International patients may submit relevant reports before travelling and can be contacted regarding the next steps.
    Upload the medical records relevant to your current diagnosis and treatment, such as investigation reports, prescriptions or treatment summaries, pathology/biopsy reports and relevant radiology reports.
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