Dr. Or-Yan Wong

About

Dr. Or-Yan Wong sees fertility care as a conversation, not just a procedure. As an obstetrician and gynaecologist at Gratia Medical Centre, her daily practice moves between routine women’s health and assisted reproduction, and she places unusual weight on making sure patients understand their scan results, bloodwork and options before they decide anything.

She is fully qualified on both sides of that work. Dr. Wong earned her MBBS at the University of Hong Kong and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, a Fellow of the Hong Kong College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, and a Fellow of the Academy of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine. Her Royal College sub-certification in reproductive medicine allows her to take clinical responsibility for assisted reproduction procedures at a licensed centre.

She holds an Honorary Clinical Assistant Professor appointment in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of Hong Kong. Within the clinic’s one-stop team she works alongside the reproductive, gynaecology and other specialists, and is particularly attentive to first-visit patients who are new to fertility treatment and need the pathway walked through step by step.

Clinical Expertise

• Infertility diagnosis: She investigates ovulation, tubes, uterus and hormonal factors alongside the partner’s assessment, to establish why conception has not happened and map a treatment route.
• Assisted reproduction: On the licensed centre she manages the clinical side of IVF and related procedures, covering stimulation monitoring, retrieval and transfer.
• Reproductive medicine specialist care: Her sub-certification covers cases needing specialist input, from designing an individualised plan to tracking the cycle.
• Preconception gynaecology: For women planning a pregnancy she provides gynaecological and preconception checks to catch health issues that could affect conception early.

Why Choose Dr. Wong

Dr. Wong pairs full obstetrics and gynaecology training with a reproductive medicine sub-certification, so a patient can be assessed for the cause of infertility and treated for it along the same continuous line — with less hand-shaking between an “assessment doctor” and a “treatment doctor.”

Her licence to take clinical responsibility for assisted reproduction at a licensed centre is a concrete mark of compliance under Hong Kong’s regulatory framework, giving patients confidence that their treatment meets the required standard.

Where she stands out most is communication. She takes time to translate complex results and options into plain language so patients can weigh decisions themselves. For a first appointment with fertility treatment — when everything is unfamiliar and stressful — that patience helps reduce anxiety and build trust.

Professional Affiliations

Dr. Wong holds an MBBS from the University of Hong Kong. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, a Fellow of the Hong Kong College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, and a Fellow of the Academy of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine. In reproductive medicine she holds the Royal College’s sub-certification, the qualification that allows her to run and take clinical responsibility for assisted reproduction at a licensed centre.

Suitable For

• Women with infertility: If ovulation, tubal or uterine factors are making conception hard, she provides the diagnosis and a treatment plan.
• Couples considering IVF: For those who need assisted reproduction, her licensed-centre role supports the management of the cycle.
• Women planning a pregnancy: A preconception gynaecological and fertility check can flag issues that affect a future pregnancy early.
• First-visit patients wanting clarity: If you are new to fertility treatment and want your condition and options explained patiently, her consultation style suits you.