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The short answer: a referral letter is helpful but not always required. You can request an appointment directly, and the clinic will advise if anything else is needed.
A referral is useful because it summarises your history and any tests already done, so your specialist starts with the full picture. If you have one, upload it with your request.
If you do not have a referral, describe your concern in everyday language in the appointment request — that is enough to begin.
Request an appointment online; the clinic responds within 2 business days.