Gynaecology - Private Consultant Gynaecologists

A cervical screening test (also known as a smear test) is used to detect early changes to cervical cells which, if left untreated, could develop into cervical cancer in the future. We are able to perform cervical screenings outside of the NHS programme, allowing you to have a smear test sooner. The NHS only starts to screen women from the age of 25.

Our experts can advise on the full range of contraception options, whether you are looking to change contraception, have recently had a baby, require emergency contraception or would just like some general advice on preventing pregnancy.

Fibroids are benign growths which form in the womb lining, they are very common and don’t always cause symptoms. If you have symptoms including pain during intercourse, bloating or heavy periods then these could be symptoms of fibroids.

If you have noticed anything unusual which you are worried about or if you just want to review your gynaecological health, our consultants can answer any questions, perform appropriate tests and give you tailored advice.

Infertility can be extremely challenging, particularly if you have been trying for a family for a long time. On the NHS, couples usually have to wait at least a year before being referred to a specialist. Seeking private help means you can be seen straight away, something which is particularly important if you are trying for a baby in your late thirties or early forties.

Many women who are self-conscious about the size of their labia or who experience discomfort choose to have a labiaplasty. Pall Mall Medical’s cosmetic surgery specialists can advise patients on what’s involved in the procedure and the expected outcome.

Although every woman goes through the menopause, it can be a very physically and emotionally demanding time. Our experts can create a personalised plan to help you cope with the effects of going through the menopause to make this huge change as manageable and as comfortable as possible for you.

Our experts can diagnose the cause of and provide treatment for a range of menstrual disorders including irregular periods, heavy periods or non-existent periods.

Sudden or prolonged pain in the pelvic area can occur for a number of reasons but is often the result of a gynaecological issue such as a burst or twisted ovarian cyst, endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease.

Sterilisation (permanent contraception by tying or blocking the fallopian tubes) and the procedure reversal are usually done through a laparoscopy (keyhole surgery). Sterilisation reversal procedures are rarely available in the NHS.