Colorectal surgery Bunbury and Bussleton

How we can assist you at South West Colorectal Surgery

South West Colorectal Surgery offers a wide range of services. We offer a comprehensive general surgical service as well as a specialist colorectal care. We deal with many problems related to the lower digestive tract, including the anus, colon, and rectum. We also treat other common general surgical conditions, such as problems with the gallbladder, hernias and other lumps and bumps.

Our services include colonoscopies to check for colonic problems, surgeries for colorectal cancer and rectal prolapse, and Sacral Neuromodulation for bowel control issues. We also treat anal conditions like haemorrhoids, fissures and fistulas. We also manage other colorectal problems such as complications of diverticular disease, endometriosis, Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Essential for diagnosis and screening of colon conditions, ensuring timely detection and treatment.

Colonoscopy

A procedure to remove cancerous growths from the colon or rectum, aiming to restore health and function.

Colorectal cancer surgery

A procedure to restore rectal function and alleviate associated symptoms by restoring normal anatomy by securing the rectum within the body.

Rectal prolapse surgery

A procedure that uses a pacemaker-like device to restore bowel control in patients experiencing faecal incontinence.

Sacral Neuromodulation

Diagnosing and treating a range of anal conditions, including haemorrhoids, fissures, and fistulas, ensuring comprehensive care for patients.

Management and treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases like Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis, ensuring optimal treatment outcomes.

IBD surgery

Most people with diverticular disease don’t need surgery. It is important that if surgery is considered, your individual circumstances are weighed up to help make the decision that is right for you.

Targets endometriosis that has spread to the colon or rectum, employing specialised surgical techniques to help alleviate symptoms and improve quality of life.

A capsule endoscopy, also called the ‘Pill Cam’, is mostly used to find bleeding in spots that a gastroscopy or colonoscopy can’t reach.

Capsule endoscopy

Where do you consult? What are the opening hours?

We consult at 16 Edward Street, Bunbury and 20 Prince Street, Busselton. Procedures can be arranged at St John of God Bunbury and at the Bunbury Day Hospital.

Our rooms at 16 Edward Street, Bunbury and and 20 Prince Street, Busselton are attended every day of the week from 9am until 4.30pm.

How do I schedule an appointment for a consultation?

You can call us at (08) 9742 1876 or fill out our web form.

Required documents for my appointment?

Please bring your GP referral and any other relevant documents, such as scans, medical history, and medication information. Additionally, consider bringing insurance details, a list of questions or concerns, and any previous surgical or treatment records.

Is parking available at your clinic?

Yes, paid street parking is available in front of the clinic. Alternatively, car parks are also available in the area.

Have questions or are you ready to schedule your appointment? Contacting us is easy:

Give us a call: Reach out to our friendly team at (08) 9742 1876 to discuss your needs, ask any questions, or book an appointment.

Visiting us? Our map shows where you can find us in Bunbury and Busselton.

South West Colorectal

16 Edward Street
Bunbury WA 6230

South West Colorectal

20 Prince Street
Busselton WA 6280

Colorectal surgery Bunbury and Bussleton