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Meet Doctor Vamsee Thalluri
Dr Vamsee Thalluri is a reproductive endocrinologist and fertility specialist with advanced training in reproductive medicine and fertility treatment. He holds the CREI qualification, the highest level of training in reproductive medicine in Australia and New Zealand, achieved only after rigorous assessment across all areas of fertility care.
His approach is centred on clarity, direction and practical guidance, ensuring every patient understands their situation and the options available. Explanations are clear, pathways are well defined and recommendations are grounded in evidence.
The aim is to remove confusion, reduce uncertainty and create a focused, forward moving plan that gives patients the strongest possible chance of achieving a healthy pregnancy.
Why patients
choose Dr Thalluri
Personalised, evidence based fertility care led by one of Australia’s top CREI certified specialists.
CREI certified fertility specialist
Dr Thalluri holds the CREI qualification, the highest level of formal training in reproductive medicine and infertility in Australia. This advanced certification is awarded to specialists with extensive additional training beyond obstetrics and gynaecology.
With this expertise, he provides evidence based, personalised care for individuals and couples navigating complex fertility challenges.
Extensive experience in both male and female infertility
Qualified to investigate and treat all causes of infertility including complex, unexplained, and male factor cases.
With this expertise, he provides evidence based, personalised care for individuals and couples navigating complex fertility challenges.
Solely focused on fertility
With deep, focussed, specialised experience in this field, Dr Thalluri is dedicated to helping patients navigate even the most complex fertility challenges. Fertility Medicine comprises his entire practice, not just part of it.
With this expertise, he provides evidence based, personalised care for individuals and couples navigating complex fertility challenges.
Evidence based care focused on achieving a healthy pregnancy
Specialised expertise and up to date, cutting edge treatments form the foundation of care in this practice. Fertility Medicine is the sole focus, with continual integration of the latest research and advanced techniques to support the best possible outcomes.
This approach delivers evidence based, highly individualised treatment aimed at one clear goal: giving individuals and couples the greatest possible chance of achieving a healthy pregnancy.
World class facilities, close to home
Consulting from Repromed, Adelaide’s most advanced all in one fertility centre, providing access to leading technology, modern laboratory capability and comprehensive onsite support.
Everything required for assessment, treatment and monitoring is available in one location, ensuring a streamlined experience and consistent, high quality care throughout your fertility journey.
The little miracles that make it all worthwhile
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral to see a fertility specialist?
A referral from a GP is required for Medicare rebates, but you can book an appointment without one if preferred.
When should I consider seeing a fertility specialist?
It’s generally advised that women under 35 seek help after 12 months of trying to conceive, while women 35 and over should consider an assessment after 6 months. However, if there are known factors that could affect fertility, or if there are any concerns at all, there is no need to wait, an earlier evaluation is completely appropriate.
What happens at the first appointment?
Your medical history, cycle details and fertility concerns are reviewed, followed by a tailored plan for any tests that will guide the next steps. The appointment focuses on giving you clarity about where things currently stand and what may be contributing to difficulty conceiving. We'll discuss what investigations are recommended, what they involve and how long they take, so you leave with a clear understanding of the process and a structured pathway forward. Where appropriate, options for fertility treatment may also be outlined so you have a sense of what the potential next steps could look like.
Can I come in just for a fertility check up, even if I’m not trying yet?
Absolutely. Many people seek a pre-pregnancy fertility assessment to understand their ovarian reserve, reproductive health and future options.
How much does fertility testing or treatment cost?
Costs vary depending on the tests or treatment needed, and a clear breakdown is provided after your initial consultation based on your specific situation. You can read more about costs here.
What are my chances of getting pregnant with fertility treatment?
Success rates vary based on factors such as age, the specific cause of infertility and lifestyle factors.. After your fertility testing is complete, personalised pregnancy rate estimates for each treatment option are discussed so you can clearly understand your chances and make informed decisions about the best pathway forward.
What is IVF and when is it recommended?
IVF is a treatment where eggs and sperm are combined in a laboratory to create embryos; more information about the process can be found here. IVF is not required for everyone, but it may be recommended depending on your individual circumstances and the findings of your fertility assessment. Once appropriate testing is completed, the treatment options best suited to your situation, including whether IVF is indicated, will be discussed in detail.
Is egg freezing right for me?
Egg freezing may be suitable for those wanting to preserve fertility for the future due to timing, personal circumstances or medical reasons. After completing fertility testing, you will have a clear understanding of your ovarian reserve and can decide whether egg freezing is the right option for you based on your individual goals and preferences.
Can you help with the donor process?
Yes. Donor pathways are fully supported, with guidance through the medical, legal and counselling requirements. Patients are walked through the entire journey, from selecting the most suitable donor to completing all necessary testing and steps in the donor process. Repromed has access to the largest pool of donors available in South Australia, providing greater choice for patients.
How soon can I start treatment after my first consultation?
Many patients can begin treatment shortly after initial investigations are completed. It’s recognised that by the time someone seeks specialist care, they have often been trying to conceive for some time and are understandably exhausted. The process is structured to be efficient, with no unnecessary waiting, so the progression from the first appointment to reviewing results and starting treatment happens as smoothly and promptly as possible on the path toward achieving a pregnancy.
Your dream of starting a family begins with a conversation
Reach out to Dr Thalluri and his team for compassionate, evidence based care designed around your hopes and needs.