Christos is a highly experienced and internationally renowned fertility specialist. His comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the latest developments across a wide range of fertility issues means that his patients are provided with the most advanced and progressive treatment on their journey.   

In 2003, Christos obtained his MD from the Medical School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece. He went on to complete an MSc in Medical Research Methodology and an MSc in HealthCare Management.

Christos was awarded his PhD from the Aristotle University for his work on the prognostic role of progesterone for the outcome of in-vitro fertilization cycles. This work has gained international recognition and has been instrumental in changing the clinical practice in most IVF clinics worldwide.

He has an interest in ovarian stimulation, endometrial receptivity, evidence-based reproductive medicine and the health of mothers and babies after IVF.

Christos has developed over 100 scientific papers on Assisted Reproductive Technology in internationally renowned journals and several chapters in books. He has co-edited a textbook on “Recurrent Implantation Failure”, a topic he has a special interest in for years. He is also prominent in the field of fertility because of his research on the optimal way of managing patients with a low number of eggs after ovarian stimulation (women with reduced ovarian reserve). 

Christos currently is the Director of Clinical Research for IVFAustralia and also an Associate Professor at the Centre for Big Data Research in Health & School of Women’s & Children’s Health at the University of New South Wales.

He is regularly invited as a speaker in national and international scientific meetings where he exchanges invaluable ideas and knowledge with other experts in the field on the optimisation of IVF outcome.

Christos consults at our Alexandria, Bondi Junction, Kogarah and Wollongong clinic.

He is fluent in English and Greek.