An all-women OB/GYN team, trusted by Snellville families for 45 years.
Well-woman exams, Pap smears, contraception, menopause and in-office procedures.
Congratulations on your pregnancy! We are honored to be a part of this special journey and are committed to providing you with compassionate, high-quality care every step of the way.
Throughout your prenatal care, you will have appointments with different members of our obstetric team, including both our physicians and our nurse practitioners (NPs). This teambased approach allows us to provide you with timely, comprehensive care while ensuring you have access to the expertise of our entire practice.
Our nurse practitioners are highly trained healthcare providers who work closely with our physicians. They are experienced in caring for healthy pregnancies, performing routine prenatal visits, answering your questions, monitoring your baby’s growth and development, and helping address any concerns that may arise. Your physician and nurse practitioner communicate regularly and work together to ensure your care is coordinated and personalized.
Because babies don’t always arrive on a schedule, it is important that you become familiar with several members of our team during your pregnancy. While you may see both physicians and nurse practitioners for your prenatal visits, your labor and delivery will primarily be managed by one of our physicians. The physician who delivers your baby will typically be the provider who is on call when you go into labor.
Our goal is for you to feel comfortable and confident with every member of your care team. Whether you are seeing a physician or a nurse practitioner, you can expect the same commitment to excellent medical care, open communication, and support throughout your pregnancy.
Thank you for trusting us with your care. We look forward to caring for you and your growing family.
Gwinnett OBGYN Associates is proud to be nominated again for the 2026 Best of Gwinnett Awards in the Obstetricians & Gynecologists category. If we’ve been part of your care, we’d be honored to have your support.
Voting ends November 18, 2026.
Annual exams through surgery and menopause — gynecologic care our community has relied on for over 45 years.
Bloodwork and lab exams drawn at the same visit.
Dating, anatomy and 3D/4D imaging in our office.
In-office treatment for heavy periods.
Over 20 plans accepted, with a billing office you can call.
As a trusted OBGYN in Snellville GA, Gwinnett OB/GYN strives to continually offer every patient high-quality obstetrical and gynecological services.
Established over 45 years ago, you can rest assured knowing your care is in the hands of a highly trained yet empathetic team of women doctors.
From your first gynecology visit, to all your prenatal appointments, your menopause treatments, and everything in between, our caring doctors will be there to guide you through every step of the way. At Gwinnett OB/GYN, we strive to make every OB/GYN visit with us a calming and pleasant experience.
To ensure we offer the most comprehensive services, our OB/GYN clinic houses the most advanced 3D and 4D ultrasound imaging technology so you can have a clear sneak peek of your little one.
We also perform various laboratory exams and consider your medical history to devise a personalized infertility treatment plan that works best for you. Our caring team can answer all your questions and clarifications about the results to ensure your mind is at ease. You can rest assured that we’ll create a care plan according to your results for the best outcome.
We also offer numerous procedures, including sonohysterography, endometrial biopsy, colposcopy, and more, to ensure we cater to all your women’s health needs. To ensure maximum comfort, we make every effort to create a relaxed environment for all our patients.
Although not needed by all moms-to-be, fetal testing is necessary for some, which is why we offer it at our OB/GYN clinic. The choice is entirely up to you, and we only advise genetic testing when it could potentially affect your prenatal care; we provide fetal testing for expectant mothers if necessary to ensure the best and safest care plan.
At Gwinnett OB/GYN, we aim to empower women and provide warm, comprehensive, and accessible care to all women in and near the Atlanta area. By offering complete and personalized care to our patients, we ensure every patient receives no less than the best care in Snellville.
Choosing Gwinnett OB/GYN means choosing an experienced and empathetic team dedicated to your women’s health needs. Whether you need routine gynecological care, prenatal services, or ongoing support, our OBGYN in Snellville GA team is here for you.
“I wanted to thank all of the doctors, nurse practitioner Mercy, and nurses for my prenatal care, several hospital stays, and the delivery of my twins. Dr. Iloabuchi was phenomenal and stuck with my birth plan all the way.”
“I’ve been a patient at Gwinnett OBGyn for 15 years, and I continue to be pleased with the care and the service. The doctors cared for me through a high risk twin pregnancy, and did an amazing job with my emergency delivery. ”
“I had my first appointment with Dr.Iloabuchi today. I was very impressed by the service I received from the time I got there until the time I left. Dr.Iloabuchi was very thorough and she had a very warm personality. I felt at ease with her.”
Masks are optional for patients who are fully vaccinated. Please do not visit if you are sick, have flu or cold-like symptoms, or any other illness.
We ask that you cancel and/or reschedule appointments at least 24 hours in advance so that we may give that time to someone else.
For the protection of patients and staff privacy, photography, video, and audio recording are strictly prohibited without expressed permission.
Contraceptive needs vary among women. Hence, while we have a long list of options—from temporary to permanent—we encourage you to consult your doctor closely to make the best choice. That’s because your contraceptive choice relies on your current and future childbearing goals. If, for instance, you are no longer interested in conceiving a child, permanent options offer a convenient, one-time contraceptive solution. On the other hand, if you are only looking for a contraceptive solution for a short-term period, you can look at options such as intrauterine devices, patches, injectables, or oral contraceptives.
Contrary to what most people think, you need about two ultrasounds during pregnancy, but you could have more if needed. The first ultrasound we conduct is done in the first phase of pregnancy to confirm your due date; hence it is called the dating ultrasound. The second one, or the anatomy ultrasound, is done at around 18 to 20 weeks of pregnancy. This second ultrasound is meant to visualize your baby’s anatomy, ensuring all parts develop well; it also lets you know if you are having a boy or a girl if you’re interested in knowing. For patients with a specific medical history and who are going through more complex pregnancies, more frequent ultrasounds may be needed to keep a close eye on the mother and baby’s health. Should a more frequent schedule be required, we will discuss it openly.
We usually recommend annual visits to your gynecologist. During these visits, you will undergo complete physical exams, including breast check and pap smear tests . Additionally, we will discuss any health issues you’ve had over the past year. If you have any problems and want to address them during the visit, we will focus on resolving them and discussing the next steps as needed.
We usually recommend that you come once you confirm your pregnancy. Once it’s confirmed, immediately contact your OBGYN and schedule an appointment. The first visit is ideally between six to eight weeks. During this time, we ensure that the first or dating ultrasound is done, discuss any issues you’d like to clarify with your doctor, and outline the next steps you can expect during your pregnancy. We’ll also do some lab and physical exams focusing on pregnancy needs.
All expecting mothers will undergo a test for gestational diabetes between 24 and 28 weeks with a sugar test. This test involves drinking a sugary drink and waiting an hour before taking your blood sugar. However, certain factors that increase your risk for gestational diabetes might require you to take the test earlier. These factors include obesity, previously giving birth to a child that’s over nine pounds at delivery, or multiple gestations (twins or triplets). If this is the case, we’ll usually test during the first trimester and again in the 24th to 28th week if you pass the first test.
You can call us anytime if you have any questions about labor that you want to clarify. However, some urgent cases that you must bring to our immediate attention include:
Weight gain is a normal and necessary phenomenon during pregnancy. Many women don’t experience weight gain in the first trimester but will need to gain some weight to support the growth and development of the baby.
Through regular check-ups and consultations, your OBGYN will guide you through the necessary weight recommendations during this period. These recommendations will highly depend on your weight at the start of the pregnancy, but as a general rule, you should gain:
It’s essential to follow these guidelines, as there may be consequences if you exceed or fall short of these recommendations for weight gain.
Menopausal symptoms usually begin before the final menstrual cycle, which is upwards of four years prior and can last another four to five years after.
The most common symptoms you’ll experience are:
Menopause symptoms don’t last forever. You can turn to herbal supplements to help manage these and even explore hormone replacement therapy with your OBGYN. In the latter’s case, consult your OBGYN closely regarding the benefits and risks.
Ovarian cysts are fluid-filled sacs that develop when the follicle holding unreleased eggs enlarges and forms a cyst. This is a common experience for many women, and it’s important to know that most ovarian cysts are benign (called functional ovarian cysts).
However, it’s important to note that different cysts can develop in the ovaries. While ovarian cysts rarely become concerning, dermoid cysts (cysts filled with varying types of tissue) can either be benign or cancerous.
Your doctor may also have to account for other variances. If we identify any ovarian cysts, we will usually follow up on your care with ultrasound and bloodwork so that we can map out the appropriate next steps.
We generally conduct Pap smear tests annually for yearly check-ups, and Pap smear tests begin at 21 years old.
These tests are done routinely to ensure your overall reproductive health and are a pillar in the early detection and treatment of human papillomavirus (HPV). Vigilance in spotting this condition is essential as it can progress to cervical cancer if left untreated.
At Gwinnett OBGYN Associates, we ensure that any abnormal Pap smear test results are discussed openly with you and kept confidential. We will also take prompt and effective action to treat you and achieve the best health outcomes.
Pregnancy changes how the body processes certain foods, and some items that are ordinarily safe become a source of risk during pregnancy because of shifts in immune function that affect how bacteria and
There is no medical rule that requires you to wait 12 weeks before announcing a pregnancy. The 12-week guideline is a personal and cultural convention rooted in the fact that miscarriage risk drops
Fertility can return as quickly as your next ovulation cycle after stopping most forms of birth control, though the timeline varies meaningfully depending on the method you have been using. Most people who
If you are scheduled to deliver in 2027, changes to CMS billing guidelines will affect how your maternity care is billed.
We are happy to answer any questions you may have. Please speak with your care team at your next visit or contact our billing office directly
