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Our private gynaecology clinic in London provides expert, personalised care for women at every stage of life — from adolescence through to menopause and beyond. Whether you’re experiencing common concerns such as heavy periods, pelvic pain or irregular cycles, or need specialist investigations for more complex condition such as endometriosis, fibroids or vaginal prolapse, our highly experienced private gynaecologists are here to help.
Our consultants work closely with colleagues in related specialties, including fertility, urology and menopause care, to ensure joined-up support when it’s needed most. Many treatments and procedures can be carried out onsite as outpatient or day case appointments, helping you avoid unnecessary delays or hospital stays.
At our leading private hospital in St John’s Wood, you’ll receive prompt access to consultations, diagnostics and treatment — all in a discreet, supportive environment. Every care plan begins with a detailed consultation, where your private gynaecologist will take the time to fully understand your concerns and tailor your treatment to your individual needs. We’re proud to be a leading London gynaecology service, trusted by patients across the capital for our clinical excellence and compassionate approach.
Our London Gynaecology Clinic supports women with a wide range of reproductive and gynaecological health concerns, from common menstrual issues to complex pelvic conditions. Some problems develop gradually, while others come on suddenly and disrupt your daily life. Whether you’re seeking a diagnosis or exploring treatment options, our team is here to help with clarity and care.
You may wish to see one of our private gynaecologists if you’re experiencing:
Gynaecology covers a large spectrum of sub-specialties and ensuring each patient is referred to the correct specialist is key. The team at our London Gynaecology Clinic covers general gynaecology checks, abnormal smears, colposcopy, abnormal menstruation clinics, early pregnancy, pelvic pain, infection, continence, HRT and all general gynaecology and obstetrics.
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Our private gynaecologist consultants in London hold senior positions in London’s top teaching hospitals, bringing vast expertise and experience to the unit. Our leading Consultants and specialist physicians put patients’ needs first, performing to the quickest time frames possible.
At St John & St Elizabeth Hospital, our private gynaecologists are experts in diagnosis and treating women’s health issues. We have specially trained nurses on site to give you extra support you might need during your visit, as well as pelvic floor physiotherapists and specialist GPs to help with your recovery.
We are able to offer a full range of diagnostic services including pelvic ultrasound scanning, trans-vaginal ultrasound & colposcopy. If you’ve been struggling to get a diagnosis for your gynaecological condition, our private gynaecologists are here to help you get the treatment you need, including investigations for endometriosis.
We aim to offer appointments at short notice, with many patients able to see a consultant within days. Wherever possible, you’ll be seen by the same doctor throughout your care. Consultations take place in calm, discreet surroundings, with every aspect of your care designed to make you feel safe, supported and listened to.
We recognise that coming into hospital can be a stressful and an unnerving experience. At St John & St Elizabeth Hospital we are committed to the welfare of all our patients and you will find all staff will work hard to ensure your stay with us is a positive experience.
A gynaecology clinic provides specialist care for conditions affecting the female reproductive system. This includes everything from menstrual and fertility issues to menopause, pelvic pain, and gynaecological surgery. Clinics also offer routine screenings such as cervical smear tests and early detection of more serious conditions.
Some of the most common concerns include heavy or painful periods, fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, vaginal infections, and symptoms related to menopause.
You might be referred to a gynaecologist if you have persistent or unusual symptoms such as irregular bleeding, pelvic pain, fertility concerns, or abnormal smear test results. A referral helps ensure you receive a thorough assessment and access to specialist investigations or treatment.
There’s no set age to stop seeing a gynaecologist. Many women continue regular visits beyond menopause, particularly to monitor postmenopausal symptoms, screen for gynaecological cancers, or manage long-term conditions. Routine care can continue for as long as it’s helpful.
Symptoms may include heavy or irregular bleeding, pelvic pain, bloating, unusual discharge, pain during sex, or frequent UTIs. Some gynaecological issues also cause fatigue or impact fertility. If symptoms persist or affect your daily life, it’s best to seek advice.
Common tests include pelvic exams, cervical smear tests, ultrasound scans (pelvic or transvaginal), blood tests, and colposcopy. Depending on your symptoms, your gynaecologist may also recommend hormone testing, biopsy, or further imaging.
