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Consultation enquiry

Tell us about your consultation needs

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Practice Information

We look forward to hearing from you.

Reception

Practice Cellphone
Email
Practice Hours
Referrals

Dr van den Bergh welcomes both direct patient enquiries and referrals from oncologists, breast surgeons, general practitioners, and other medical specialists.

Response time

We strive to respond to all enquiries within one business day. If your enquiry requires prompt medical attention, please contact the practice directly by telephone.

Consulting rooms & theatre facilities.

Dr van den Bergh consults and operates at Netcare Milpark Hospital, Parktown, a fully accredited facility ensuring the highest standard of care and theatre environment.

Located at

Netcare Breast Care Centre of Excellence

Suite E, Netcare Milpark Hospital
9 Guild Road, Parktown, Johannesburg, 2193

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Multidisciplinary Team

Breast Care Centre of Excellence

Dr van den Bergh consults as part of a multidisciplinary breast cancer team alongside Prof Carol-Ann Benn, based at the same Milpark facility.

FAQ

Common questions

Answers to common questions about booking, costs, and what to expect.

Do I need a referral to book?

No. You can contact Dr van den Bergh’s practice directly. However, for oncological reconstruction a referral from your breast surgeon or oncologist is helpful.

How long is a first consultation?

Initial consultations are typically 45–60 minutes. Dr van den Bergh allocates sufficient time to discuss your situation thoroughly without rushing.

Is my information kept private?

Completely. All information is handled in full compliance with POPIA and is never shared with third parties without your written consent.

How much does a consultation cost?

Consultation fees are available on enquiry. Consultations are billed at specialist rates and may be covered or partially reimbursed by your medical aid, depending on your benefits.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Medical aid details, any relevant previous surgical or oncology records, and a list of current medications. For reconstruction enquiries, any prior pathology or imaging reports are helpful.

Can I bring someone with me?

Yes. You’re welcome to bring someone with you to your consultation. Whether you’re considering reconstructive or aesthetic treatment, having a trusted support person can help you feel more comfortable and remember important information.