Pessary Management
Expert pessary assessment, fitting and ongoing care — a safe, non-surgical option for prolapse and bladder support.
Can we help?
A pessary can be a simple, effective option for many prolapse and continence symptoms. If any of these sound familiar, we can help.
Our approach
We take the time to find the right option for you — and support you every step of the way.
A thorough assessment of your prolapse and goals.
The right pessary type and size for your body.
Learn to remove, clean and reinsert with confidence.
Regular reviews to keep you comfortable.
What we help with
A pessary supports the pelvic organs and can relieve a range of prolapse and continence symptoms.
Understanding your body
A pessary sits within the vagina to gently support the pelvic organs — easing symptoms without surgery.

What to expect
Your appointment is unhurried, respectful and led by you.
Your symptoms, history and goals.
A consent-based prolapse assessment.
Finding the right type and size.
Learning to care for your pessary.
Ongoing reviews to keep you comfortable.
The Flourish difference
The evidence
Pessaries are a recommended, evidence-based option for managing prolapse and some forms of incontinence. Research shows pessary care can:
Good to know
No referral is needed — you are welcome to self-refer at any time. We also accept GP Chronic Condition Management Plans (GPCCMP) and NDIS referrals.
Usually not. Fitting is done gently and with your consent, and we take the time to find a comfortable fit.
Yes. Many people use a pessary long-term, with regular reviews to keep it comfortable and effective.
Yes — as pelvic health physiotherapists, we teach you how to self-manage your pessary, including how to insert and remove it.
A well-fitted pessary should stay in place during activity, helping many people exercise more comfortably.
A pessary works best alongside pelvic floor physiotherapy, which we can provide as part of your care.
A gentle internal assessment is needed to fit a pessary, and is always done with your informed consent.
Yes — if your private health extras cover physiotherapy, appointments are paid in full on the day. You can then submit your receipt to your private health fund to claim any rebate.
Get started
Whether you are considering a pessary or simply have questions, we are here to help.