Dr Simon Gordon is a Melbourne gynaecologist who, in February 2026, surrendered his medical registration while under investigation by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

Public reporting has raised concerns about:

• The diagnosis of endometriosis by Dr Simon Gordon

• The severity attributed to certain cases

• Whether some endometriosis surgeries performed by Dr Simon Gordon were clinically necessary

No findings have been made. The regulatory investigation into Dr Simon Gordon is ongoing. Margalit Injury Lawyers is reviewing whether some patients may have suffered harm following endometriosis surgery performed by Dr Simon Gordon.

Each case must be assessed individually.

No. At this stage, no findings have been made against Dr Simon Gordon. The matters are currently the subject of regulatory investigation.

This page does not assert that any allegations have been proven.

An AHPRA investigation is separate from a civil medical negligence claim. Independent legal advice is required to assess whether a patient may have a viable claim.

Not every endometriosis surgery performed by Dr Simon Gordon will give rise to a claim.

However, you may wish to seek legal advice if:

• You were advised your endometriosis was severe and required urgent surgery

• You later questioned whether surgery was necessary

• You experienced complications after surgery

• You underwent multiple procedures

• You were not informed of non-surgical alternatives

A proper assessment requires review of your medical records and independent expert opinion. Margalit Lawyers can help you request the documentation and provide free initial advice.

Some patients received treatment from Dr Simon Gordon at Epworth HealthCare or Endo Health.

If you underwent gynaecological care or endometriosis surgery at these facilities and have concerns about the standard of care, you may wish to obtain independent legal advice.

Any potential claim would depend on the specific circumstances of your treatment and the evidence available. We recommend contacting our office on 0391330288 to speak directly with a lawyer.

Determining whether endometriosis surgery was unnecessary involves examining:

• The clinical basis for surgery

• Diagnostic imaging and reports

• Whether conservative treatment options were discussed

• Whether informed consent was properly obtained • Whether the risks and alternatives were clearly explained

• Independent expert medical review

Not every poor outcome means negligence occurred. A detailed medical and legal review is essential. Give us a call on 0391330288 to speak directly to a lawyer.

You may be eligible to make a medical negligence claim if:

• The treatment fell below the standard reasonably expected of a gynaecologist

• Surgery was performed without sufficient clinical justification

• You were not properly informed of risks or alternatives

• You suffered injury, loss, or financial harm as a result

Every matter depends on evidence. Legal advice should be obtained before forming conclusions. You can reach us on 0391330288 for free initial advise.

No. Whilst the investigation into Dr Simon Gordon is ongoing, you do not need to wait before seeking independent legal advice.

Medical negligence claims are subject to time limits in Victoria. It is important to understand your position as early as possible. You can contact our office to book a free initial appointment with one of our medical negligence lawyers.

Potential concerns may include:

• Ongoing pelvic pain

• Surgical complications

• Repeat procedures

• Fertility impact

• Psychological distress

• Financial hardship

• Inadequate informed consent

Each enquiry is assessed individually and confidentially. To obtain confidential legal advise, please contact our office on 0391330288.

We are currently investigating whether patients treated by Dr Simon Gordon may have suffered harm. Whether a class action is appropriate will depend on:

• The number of affected patients

• The similarity between cases

• The available medical evidence

Some matters may proceed individually. Others may form part of a group proceeding. No determination has yet been made.

If you contact us, we will:

• Listen carefully to your experience

• Assist you in obtaining records relating to treatment by Dr Simon Gordon

• Review documentation

• Obtain independent expert medical opinion where appropriate

• Provide clear advice about whether you may have a viable claim

There is no cost for an initial consultation and no obligation to proceed. All enquiries are confidential.