Dr Leyla Aouad

Dr Leyla Aouad is a highly dedicated and reassuring Nephrologist who provides comprehensive care to patients in Camperdown, Australia. Specialising in Renal Medicine, she is committed to diagnosing, managing, and treating a wide spectrum of kidney conditions. Dr Aouad focuses on delivering patient-centred care, ensuring that individuals navigating complex renal diagnoses feel supported and thoroughly informed throughout their treatment journeys. Her clinical approach combines evidence-based medicine with a compassionate understanding of the physical and emotional challenges associated with chronic kidney conditions.

With a strong clinical interest in kidney transplantation, Dr Aouad is highly skilled in managing patients through all stages of the transplant process, from pre-transplant evaluations to long-term post-transplant care. She has particular expertise in managing immunosuppression, addressing transplant complications, and treating new-onset diabetes after transplant. Additionally, Dr Aouad is deeply involved in the early detection and management of chronic kidney disease, diabetic nephropathy, and immunological kidney disorders. Her dedication to improving patient outcomes is also reflected in her active participation in clinical trials and translational research, which explore innovative ways to optimise kidney health and enhance the quality of life for her patients.

Dr Aouad completed her advanced medical training in Australia and holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of Sydney, where her research focused on key aspects of renal medicine. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP), reflecting her high standard of clinical expertise and commitment to ongoing professional development. Dr Aouad is an active member of several prominent professional organisations, including the Transplantation Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ), and contributes to the broader medical community through her editorial work for leading nephrology publications.