DOCTOR-LED CLINICAL TEAM
The Géniale Intimate Clinical Team
Clear practitioner roles, qualifications and service boundaries for intimate-health, gynaecology and selected procedural consultations.
Clinical team
Meet the practitioners
Practitioner roles, qualifications and service availability are outlined below. Not every clinician provides every service, and the clinic will confirm the appropriate practitioner and location before an appointment is finalised.
Founder and medical practitioner
Dr Mike Shenouda
Dr Mike is an Australian medical practitioner, cosmetic physician and founder of Géniale and Géniale Intimate, with 30+ years’ total medical experience.
At Géniale Intimate, Dr Mike provides selected women’s and men’s intimate-health consultations and selected procedures where clinically appropriate. His service pathways include men’s sexual-function concerns, menopause-related vaginal and vulval concerns, penile girth assessment and treatment, vaginal and labial filler, and other services identified on the relevant page.
AHPRA Registration MED0001162043
Specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist
Dr Nina Reza Pour
Dr Nina Reza Pour is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (FRANZCOG). She provides specialist obstetric and gynaecological care, including consultation pathways relevant to gynaecology and menopause.
Dr Nina’s role is centred on specialist obstetric and gynaecological assessment. Patients may be directed to her when a specialist gynaecology pathway is more appropriate than a general intimate-health or procedural consultation.
Specialist surgeon
Dr Robert George
Dr Robert George is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) and provides selected specialist surgical and procedural consultations.
At Géniale Intimate, Dr Robert’s role is limited to the selected specialist surgical or procedural pathways identified on the relevant service page. The clinic confirms the correct treating practitioner before an appointment is finalised.
AHPRA Registration MED0001201843Clear role attribution
Why practitioner accuracy matters
Each service page should identify who provides the consultation, who performs any procedure, which locations are available and when referral is more appropriate.
Titles such as specialist, surgeon and gynaecologist should only be used for practitioners whose current registration supports that description.
A private first step
Discuss the most appropriate next step
Patients may begin with an in-person appointment with a doctor, a phone discussion with the doctor’s team, or a telehealth consultation with a doctor. The most appropriate pathway depends on the concern and whether an examination, investigation or specialist review is required.
General information only. Individual assessment is required before treatment is recommended. Service availability varies by practitioner, location and clinical suitability. For urgent symptoms or a medical emergency, contact your GP, urgent care service or call 000.
