Our pre-pregnancy counselling consultations offer valuable health insights and advice to help you optimise your chances of conceiving and having a healthy pregnancy and birth.

If you have symptoms that lead you to be concerned about a problem with your breasts, then you can make an appointment with one of our expert breast surgeons, who offer a range of services to ensure that you receive the appropriate care and treatment.

Bulking agent injections are used to treat women suffering from stress urinary incontinence

Choosing the right contraceptive option allows you to be in control of when you choose to conceive. There are a number of different contraceptive options available.

A hysteroscopic resection of fibroids is procedure used to remove fibroids from inside the womb.

Find out more about the services we offer at OneWelbeck Women’s Health around coil insertion and removal. Self pay pricing varies, starting from £420

A vulvar biopsy means removing a sample of tissue from the vulva. This test is used to check for abnormalities to identify a vulvar condition, vulvar cancer or another skin disease.

Pessary insertion works to support the walls of the vagina and keep the bladder, uterus, vagina, bowel and/or rectum in place after an organ prolapse.

Bladder instillation is an outpatient treatment that uses a medicated solution to treat symptoms and conditions affecting the bladder, including urinary tract infections, interstitial cystitis, and bladder cancer.

Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, is commonly used in the clinical treatment of menopausal symptoms.

Our private family planning services provide expert guidance on contraception options and personalised support to take control of your reproductive health.

An epididymectomy is performed to remove the epididymis, a narrow, tightly coiled tube at the back of the testicle, to relieve pain and treat certain conditions.

Ureteroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery that is used to treat ureteric and/or renal stones. It can also be used to obtain a biopsy from an abnormality (such as a tumour) that is found in the ureter or kidney cavity.

A ureteric stent is a soft flexible tube that is temporarily placed in the ureter to make a channel for the urine to pass and allow drainage of the kidney.