Best Private Gynaecologist & Gynaecology Clinic in London

Mr. Nilesh Agarwal brings a wealth of knowledge & expertise to gynaecology treatments in London, offering extensive healthcare services to women of all ages. He is a consultant gynaecologist practising at a few hospitals which are St John and St Elizabeth Hospital, Clementine Churchill Hospital, BMI Bishops Wood Hospital, Portland Hospital, and Bupa Cromwell Hospital, all the private hospitals in London that serve people from all different areas of London. This ensures exceptional patient care; be it for a simple routine gynaecological investigation or a highly complex gynaecological condition.

As a reputable Obstetrician & Gynaecologist in London, Mr. Agarwal can help you with early pregnancy assessment, sexual health screening, menstrual problems, infertility issues and emergency gynaecology treatments. He offers personalised care for women experiencing perimenopause and menopause. He is committed to a holistic approach and is a strong advocate of preventative healthcare. He also uses a range of non-invasive methods to treat varied gynaecological issues.

As a consultant gynaecologist with extensive experience, he is an expert in managing high-risk gynaecological medical conditions. He is also a specialist in keyhole surgery, including hysterectomy, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, myomectomy, fibroid surgery and laparoscopic ovarian cyst removal.

For those searching for a private gynaecologist consultant in and around London, get in touch with Mr. Agarwal for individualised OB/GYN care.

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1. New Consultation: £200

This includes consultation, pelvic examination (if needed), history taking, writing a letter to the GP and making an appropriate treatment plan.

Follow-up Consultation:

£150

2. Telephone Consultation (new): £200

Telephone Consultation (follow-up):

£150

*Kindly note that telephone consultations are only available on a case by case basis.

3. Consultation + TVS Scan (same day visit): £200 + £400 = £600

Follow-up Scan:

£350

4. Well Woman Check: from £500

This includes consultation with consultant gynaecologist, cervical smear and HPV test.

5. Coil Fitting Package

Coil Fitting (hormonal):

£603

Coil Fitting (non-hormonal):

£575

Coil Removal:

£300

6. Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT)

NIPT Test:

£400

NIPT with Scan:

£730

7. Day Case Hysteroscopy: £2700

This includes consultation, hysteroscopy, biopsy, histology and follow up consultation and is generally offered to women who have:

Bleeding between periods

Heavy Periods

Missing IUD/ Coil Threads

Bleeding after Menopause

Small Polyps

Breakthrough bleeding on HRT / the contraceptive pill

8. Early Pregnancy

Consultation + Early Pregnancy (200+150) = £ 350

Consultancy + Gender Testing (Boy OR Girl)- £200 + £75 = £275

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1. What Is The Difference Between Gynaecology And Obstetrics?

Gynecology and obstetrics are two distinct medical branches that focus on women’s health. While gynaecology is concerned with the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases and disorders related to women’s reproductive health and overall well-being, obstetrics is primarily focused on the health of both the mother and the newborn during and after pregnancy, including delivery. Therefore, it is important to understand that while gynaecologists mainly deal with non-pregnancy related issues, obstetricians are specialised in managing and overseeing pregnancies and childbirths.

2. Why Do I Need To See A Gynaecologist?

Regularly visiting a gynaecologist can be highly advantageous, as it enables early detection of diseases, illnesses, and infections, potentially preventing these conditions from worsening. This, in turn, can provide peace of mind and reduce stress related to health concerns, potentially avoiding further complications caused by stress.

3. At What Age Should You See A Gynaecologist For The First Time?

Ideally, girls should plan their first visit to a gynaecologist after 18 years of age. In case of any health concerns or inquiries related to their well-being, individuals may opt to schedule their first gynaecological appointment earlier than the recommended age.

4. Things You Should Not Do Before Seeing A Gynaecologist?

In order to get accurate results, here are a few things that one should avoid before seeing a gynaecologist:

Abstain from using contraceptive gels that can affect the test results.

Abstain from being sexually active the night before the appointment.

Do not self-examine yourself or try home remedies as they could be harmful to your health.

5. Tips To Prepare For Your First Gyno Visit?

The first gynaecologist visit preparation can be nerve-wracking, but these tips can help ease your concerns and ensure a successful visit:

Try to relax and make yourself as comfortable as possible, as feeling shy or nervous can make it difficult for your gynaecologist to conduct a proper diagnosis.

Prepare a list of questions you would like to ask your gynaecologist to address any concerns you may have.

Prior to your appointment, gather all necessary medical records, including those of your family members, to provide a comprehensive medical history.

6. What To Expect At Your First Gynaecologist Appointment?

During your first visit to a gynaecologist, you can anticipate a friendly and professional conversation with your healthcare provider. This will include discussions about your overall health and wellness, as well as any specific concerns or questions you may have. Your gynaecologist will be able to provide you with recommendations and guidance on medication, preventive care measures, and other aspects of reproductive health. Feel free to share any information or ask any questions that you may have in order to maximise the benefits of your visit.

7. When Should You Go To Ob/Gyn When Pregnant?

Typically, pregnant women schedule their initial appointment with an OB/GYN between 6-12 weeks of pregnancy. However, it’s important to note that there is no set time frame for this visit and expectant mothers can make an appointment based on their individual health and medical requirements.

8. Can I Do My Doctor Consultation Over The Phone?

It is typically recommended to consult with your gynaecologist in-person, as it allows your doctor to have access to more diagnostic tools and treatment options. However, if you are unable to visit the hospital for any reason, you can opt for a consultation over the phone.

9. What Does Self-Pay Mean In Private Healthcare?

Self-pay treatments refer to medical services for which you are responsible for paying the consultation fees out of your own pocket. This option can be beneficial for individuals who do not have health insurance, or those who wish to receive high-quality medical treatments without lengthy wait times.

10. Do I Have To Get A Referral From Doctor First?

If you have health insurance, obtaining a gynaecologist referral from your primary care physician to see a gynaecologist may be necessary. However, self-pay patients typically do not require a referral. For more detailed information regarding your specific circumstances, it is recommended that you consult with your gynaecologist directly.

11. How Do I Find Out The Cost Of Treatment?

To obtain information regarding the cost of your treatment, please refer to our fees page, where you will find a detailed list of fees for various consultations, diagnoses, and treatments.

12. What Payment Options Are Available For My Private Consultant & Treatment?

There are several payment options available for your diagnosis and treatment. If you have private insurance, you may choose to use that coverage. However, if you prefer to avoid lengthy waiting times or extensive paperwork, you may opt for the self-pay option and pay for your treatment out of pocket.

13. I’m Looking For A Gynaecology Consultation Without A Referral. How Do I Proceed?

In many cases, a referral is not required, and you can easily schedule an appointment with your gynaecologist directly.

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Elyse Thompson

13:12 10 Oct 24

I had an appointment and follow up with Dr Agarwal following recurrent miscarriages. He listened to our journey and suggested multiple tests to investigate all the while putting me at ease at initial appointment and when things flagged for follow up. I have gone forward with strong belief and confidence that we will have a baby one day. I can’t thank him enough for his kindness.

Sirisha T

08:44 19 Sep 24

I visited Dr. Agarwal with prolonged bleeding issue. Extremely happy and highly recommend his services as my case was dealt very effectively. Explaining the whole procedure helped me take the situation in a composed manner. He has a wonderful team too!! Highly recommended. Thank you Dr. Nilesh Agarwal

Gabrielle Graham

20:35 04 May 24

My experience of the process from diagnosis to the procedure I felt assured and informed .All the surgical team made the process clear and the nurses were supportive post ; with the medical comfort .

Sonia B

09:49 26 Mar 24

Of all the gynaecologists I’ve seen Dr Agarwal is certainly one of the best. He is professional, pro-active and extremely experienced. He reviewed my case and guided me on the best action to take which turned out to be a smooth and successful process. I would highly recommend Dr Agarwal

Eva Kara

12:34 27 Feb 24

Dr. Agarwal provided great service and support before during and after my open myomectomy. He was very gentle and clear with his approach.

Lizard Sagoo

16:51 26 Feb 24

I was very happy with my treatment from Mr. Agarwal and the Clementine Hospital. Mr Agarwal was professional, kind and understanding, but most important, he made me feel confident that I was in expert hands. Everything went smoothly and efficiently.

Simran Multani

12:53 29 Dec 23

I cannot be more grateful after my consultation with Mr Agarwal. He conducted a quick process of tests and procedures, and diagnosed my problem within 2 weeks, which the NHS couldn't do in 6 months. Made us feel calm and made some further recommendations for specialists we needed to see. If it wasn't for him, I would have been suffering for a long time and his understanding and reassuring nature made me feel hopeful and guided. God bless him.

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