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If you’re experiencing bowel-related symptoms or have been advised to see a colorectal specialist, our dedicated colorectal clinic in London offers expert care in a discreet and supportive environment. We diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions affecting the colon, rectum and anus, using advanced techniques and personalised treatment plans.
Led by a team of experienced colorectal surgeons, our clinic combines expert consultation, on-site diagnostics, and access to modern surgical facilities.
Our colorectal clinic supports patients with a wide range of bowel-related symptoms and conditions, from common concerns like haemorrhoids or fissures to more complex conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease or suspected cancer. Whether you already have a diagnosis or simply want to understand what’s causing your symptoms, we’re here to listen, assess, and guide you towards the right treatment and support.
Conditions we regularly treat include:
Symptoms we can help assess include:
Whether you’re dealing with a new issue or an ongoing condition, our colorectal specialists are here to provide prompt, expert care, with access to diagnostics, treatment and follow-up all under one roof.
Below is a list of the most common colorectal conditions our specialists treat on a day-to-day basis. If you don’t see the treatment or condition you’re looking for, please get in touch, our team will be happy to advise further.
Our colorectal surgeons are committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centred care. They’ll take the time to explain your diagnosis, talk you through your treatment options, and support you at every stage of your surgical journey.
Our dedicated team of specialist colorectal surgeons provides high-quality care for a wide range of bowel-related conditions, from common concerns like haemorrhoids and fissures to complex diagnoses such as inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer. Many of the procedures we offer are performed on a day-case basis, meaning patients can return home the same day and resume daily life with minimal disruption. With personalised care, expert surgical skill and on-site diagnostic support, our colorectal clinic is here to guide you through every stage of your treatment with clarity and confidence.
For more insight into bowel health, surgery and recovery, visit our blog page where we regularly share expert advice, interviews with our colorectal consultants, and patient stories. Whether you’re preparing for a procedure or just looking to learn more, you’ll find clear, helpful information to support your care.
St John & St Elizabeth Hospital Colorectal Clinic is located in St John’s Wood (NW8), close to Regent’s Park and Abbey Road Studios. We are well-connected to surrounding areas including Hampstead (NW3) and Kilburn (NW6).
By Tube: St John’s Wood station (Jubilee Line) is just a 5-minute walk from the hospital.
By Bus:
By Car: If you’re travelling from NW3 or NW6, you can take Finchley Road or Kilburn High Road for a direct route.
A colorectal clinic focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions that affect the colon, rectum, and anus. This can range from common issues like haemorrhoids or fissures to more complex conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease or bowel cancer. The clinic provides access to specialist consultation, diagnostics, and both surgical and non-surgical treatments.
Your appointment will start with a conversation about your symptoms, medical history, and any previous investigations. The consultant may perform a physical examination and recommend tests such as bloods, a scan, or a colonoscopy, depending on your symptoms. From there, they’ll guide you through next steps, which may or may not involve surgery.
Our clinic offers a wide range of treatments, including:
Many treatments can be done as day cases, allowing you to return home the same day
No, you don’t need a referral to book an appointment. You can self-refer, or come via a GP or another specialist. If you have test results or a report from a previous appointment, it’s helpful to bring them along.
You may need a referral in order to use your private medical insurance.
It’s a good idea to see a colorectal specialist if you’re experiencing ongoing symptoms such as:
Even if you’re not sure whether your issue is serious, a consultation can provide clarity and peace of mind.
