Private Gynaecologists

Gynaecological oncology is a specialised area of cancer care focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of cancers affecting women's reproductive organs. Our multidisciplinary teams of gynaecologists, oncologists, surgeons and radiologists work together to provide the highest standard of personalised care...

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If you've had an abnormal smear test, your consultant will probably recommend a colposcopy. This involves using a bright light and a microscope to look at your cervix and closely examine any unusual or potentially pre-cancerous cells. Your consultant may also take a biopsy to confirm any diagnosis. At...

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Fibroids are non-cancerous growths made up of muscle and fibrous tissue that develop in or around your womb (uterus). Many women are unaware they have fibroids because they do not necessarily exhibit any symptoms. However, in some cases it can have a severe and damaging impact on quality of life due...

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Most types of HPV are symptomless. They usually clear up on their own without leading to future complications. However, if you have a certain type of high-risk HPV, it could be a sign that you're more likely to develop cervical cancer. The HPV DNA test screens for the highest risk forms of HPV.

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A hysteroscopy is a medical procedure carried out using a thin telescope called a hysteroscope. A hysteroscopy is used to investigate symptoms such as abnormal bleeding or as a treatment for removing fibroids.It's used to diagnose or treat problems with your uterus. It can be used to diagnose or...

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A laparoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure. It involves using a keyhole camera (laparoscope) to examine the pelvis, womb, fallopian tubes and ovaries via the belly button. It can be used to diagnose or treat gynaecological conditions.

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A transvaginal ultrasound is a similar experience to a cervical smear. It may feel a little bit uncomfortable or embarrassing, but it shouldn't hurt. The transvaginal scan is less uncomfortable because there is no need to hold the vagina open with a speculum. A pelvic ultrasound can help your consultant...

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Even though gynaecological surgery affects you internally rather than externally, physiotherapy can help speed up your recovery and reduce the chance of long-term side effects. Depending on the type of surgery you've had, you'll be assessed by one of our physiotherapists. If they think you could...

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A vaginal hysterectomy is an alternative to an abdominal hysterectomy, a vaginal approach is less invasive and often involves a shorter stay in hospital. The recovery time also tends to be quicker. Your gynaecologist will advise the best approach for your diagnosis. During a hysterectomy as well as your...

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The wall of your vagina acts as a support structure that holds your pelvic organs, such as your womb, bowel and bladder in place. If the muscles and ligaments supporting your pelvic organs weaken, one or more of your pelvic organs can slip down or bulge into your vagina. Pelvic surgery can help to correct...

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MonaLisa Touch® works by applying a gentle laser therapy to your vaginal walls. This stimulates the production of new collagen, rehydrating and tightening the membrane lining of your vaginal wall. Your consultant will administer treatment in tiny dots, meaning only a tiny area is affected at a time.

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