To contact Dr Rita Yang privately, you can reach out through her consulting hospital and specialist services directly:
Wakefield Hospital – Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Most surgeons, including Dr Yang, will ask for a referral from a GP or specialist before booking a consultation.
For gender-affirming procedures, many patients also obtain a support letter from a psychologist or gender health specialist prior to surgical planning—this is standard best practice in Aotearoa regardless of public or private pathways.
Gender affirming genital surgery is publicly funded in Aotearoa New Zealand and is managed through a national waiting list for a First Specialist Assessment (FSA) overseen by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora.
Referrals to the national service may be made by:
All referral criteria, required documentation, and the official referral form are available on the Health New Zealand Gender Affirming (Genital) Surgery Service website.
To be considered for an FSA, referrals must include up-to-date information confirming that the person is physically and mentally fit to undergo a lengthy and highly complex reconstructive surgical procedure. This typically includes a comprehensive psychological assessment, along with relevant medical history and supporting clinical documentation.

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