Beenleigh Mall Medical Centre Practice
Dr Nyi Nyi Hlaing
MBBS, DCH, FRACGP
Dr Sai Khan Lu
MBBS, FRACGP, DCH
Dr Sai Khan Lu was trained in Mandalay, central Burma. He migrated to Australia in 2007 and completed his GP training in Tasmania, rotating from Ulverstone to Hobart. He has worked in rural Tasmania as a locum then moved to Sydney before settling on the Gold Coast. He has specialist interest in general health, acupuncture and has worked as a ringside doctor for boxing matches in the past. He can speak English, Burmese and Shan (Tai ethnic).
Dr. Chuck Fung Kong
MBBS (Monash), FRACGP
Chuck graduated from Monash University in 2005. His previous work experience includes general medicine, surgery, paediatrics, emergency and anaesthetics. Chuck worked in metropolitan Melbourne, interstates including Tasmania, Queensland and rural Victoria prior moving to Queensland in 2015. He enjoys general practice and he has special interest in chronic disease management, medical acupuncture, men’s health and travel medicine. Chuck speaks fluent mandarin.
Dr Chuck does zoledronic acid (Aclasta)infusion and iron infusion.
Dr. Eugene Lim
MBBS
Dr Eugene Lim graduated from the University of Tasmania, Australia in 2011, and since has gained diverse clinical experiences across multiple hospitals in Tasmania, Western Australia, and Queensland. For the last 7 years he has been working with Queensland Health, working recently in Emergency Medicine with Caboolture Hospital. With a solid foundation in clinical practice and a commitment to providing comprehensive and compassionate care he has a broad understanding of various medical specialties. Dr Lim can speak multiple languages, including Mandarin and Malay, in addition to English. He joined Beenleigh Mall Medical Centre in 2024 as a RACGP Registrar.
Dr Lim does zoledronic acid (Aclasta) infusion and iron infusion.
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Dr Alexander Matus
MD
Dr. Alexander Matus graduated from the University of Notre Dame Fremantle in 2021 and enjoyed working in a range of services including emergency medicine, general medicine, and obstetrics and gynaecology.
Prior to becoming a doctor he worked as a physiotherapist for 7 years across both hospital and private practice settings, greatly enhancing his understanding of musculoskeletal injuries and the care they require. In addition to physical injuries, he is also interested in all fields of medicine and is continuing to enhance his learning further while training for GP specialisation.
He joined Beenleigh Mall Medical Centre in 2025 as a GP registrar.
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Dr Michele Chua
MBBS
**Dr Michele Chua will be joining our Practice from 23rd July 2025.
Dr Michele Chua graduated from Bond University in 2014. She has worked at various hospital including Gold Coast University Hospital, Robina, QE2 and Logan Hospital before commencing her General Practice Training.
Having spent the past 7 years working in immigration health, gives unique insight, expertise and skills to support a diversity of cultures starting their next chapter in Australia.
She joined Beenleigh Mall Medical Centre in 2025 as an RACGP Registrar.
Outside of work, she enjoys yoga and Pilates & spending time with her family. Language spoken: English, Mandarin and conversational Cantonese.
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Podiatrist – Mohammed Al Soudani
Hi, I’m Mohammed Al Soudani, a podiatrist dedicated to helping you stay active and pain-free. Since graduating in 2023, I’ve been committed to providing tailored care for every patient. My professional interests include biomechanics, diabetic foot care, sports podiatry, and managing common conditions like heel pain and ingrown toenails. I’m particularly passionate about keeping people moving—whether it’s athletes striving for peak performance or individuals seeking relief from everyday discomfort.
Outside the clinic, I enjoy cars and soccer, hobbies that bring balance and joy to my life.
At Priority Podiatry Clinic, we’re here to put Your Feet, Our Priority into action. I look forward to supporting your journey to better foot health!
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Physiotherapist – Perry Ho
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Dietitian- Louise Lombard
Louise is an Accredited Practising Dietitian. She holds degrees in Health Science, Nutrition and Dietetics and has a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between the human body and nutritional biochemistry. Louise uses her expertise in food and nutrition by translating evidenced-based scientific information into personalised practical advice to help clients improve their health and wellbeing.
Knowing the health benefits of eating well, Louise is very passionate about food and nutrition and enjoys helping people lead healthy lifestyles. She practices what she preaches when it comes to engaging in a healthy lifestyle by incorporating healthy eating and exercise into her daily life. She believes in a whole foods approach in combination with other healthy lifestyle changes is the best approach in achieving long-term changes in health.
She takes a holistic and person-centred care approach in working with clients, to facilitate nutrition, behaviour and lifestyle change and endeavours to empower clients. Louise offers nutrition counselling services in chronic disease management and is committed to providing high quality dietetic services. She has experience in many areas of nutrition and can help people understand the diet-disease relationship for a wide range of health problems. Louise can also provide nutritional advice for patients on specific/restrictive diets (e.g. Ketogenic Diet, Mediterranean diet, Low FODMAP Diet, SIBO diet, Elimination Diet, Vegan/Vegetarian diets, Time restricted eating).
Special interest and skilled areas:
- Diabetes management
- Weight management
- Women’s nutrition (endometriosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome, hormonal imbalances)
- Cardiovascular disease (high blood pressure – DASH diet, high cholesterol)
- Food intolerances/chemical food sensitivities (elimination diet)
- Gastrointestinal conditions (Irritable bowel syndrome – low FODMAP diet, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, Coeliac disease, diverticular disease, GORD, gastritis, SIBO)
- Plant-based nutrition (mineral deficiencies)
- Chronic liver disease (MAFLD, ALD, hepatitis, haemochromatosis)
- Chronic kidney disease
- Pregnancy/child nutrition
- Osteopenia/osteoporosis
- Cancer nutrition