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Alexandra Isaac 

Women’s Health Advocate

Alexandra Isaac is driven by the mission to transform women’s health, hormones, and wellness, her journey began a decade ago when she was diagnosed with the BRCA1 gene mutation. 

This pivotal moment prompted Alex to delve into the realm of preventative health. Navigating the challenges of preventative surgeries and ongoing screening, Alex made the empowering choice to undergo a preventative mastectomy and utilise IVF to prevent passing on the mutation to her children.

In recent years Alex has also undertaken a preventative hysterectomy catapulting her into surgical menopause. This journey underscored the urgent need for broader discussions surrounding women’s health, hormones, longevity and health optimisation.

Now facing surgical menopause head-on, Alex has been thrown into the complexities of women’s hormone health, menopause, and hormone optimisation. Redefining menopause and advocating for women’s health is now her life’s mission. 

For nearly ten years, Alex has championed preventative health as an ambassador for Pink Hope (now Inherited Cancers Australia). In this role, she has guided countless women through their BRCA diagnoses, assisting with decision-making, screening, and navigating breast and gynaecological surgeries, as well as IVF options and beyond. 

“I work to bridge the gap between medical knowledge and personal experience, helping women navigate the complexities of their health journeys. My approach integrates empathetic support with practical insights, ensuring that women make informed decisions and feel supported.”

Through speaking engagements, events, and one-on-one consultations, Alex aims to raise awareness, foster resilience, and champion a proactive approach to women’s health.  

“My mission is to ensure that every woman has access to the resources and support she needs to make empowered health choices and live her fullest life. Let’s connect to explore how we can work together to advance women’s health and well-being.”