At New Victoria Hospital, you will find a safe and welcoming environment where our highly-specialised Consultants will listen to your needs and provide the best preventative care.
From Gynaecology consultations to discuss menopause, PCOS, endometriosis or fertility to breast check ups and women’s physiotherapy during pregnancy and postnatally, our expert Consultants and Physiotherapists will provide the best advice and treatment path that suits your needs.
Book an appointment with our Gynaecology Consultants and Breast Surgeons for your routine check-up.
- Multidisciplinary approach for a fast diagnosis and access to treatment
- Expert Gynaecologists, Breast specialists and Women’s Health Physiotherapists
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Friendly and discreet environment
Gynaecology
Whether you want to discuss your concerns regarding fertility and pregnancy, PCOS, endometriosis, contraception, menopause, incontinence or women’s health screening, at New Victoria Hospital you can find highly-specialised Gynaecology Consultants ready to advise you on the most suitable examinations and treatment options.
Urogynaecology
Urogynaecology is a subspecialty of Gynaecology that is focused on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the female pelvic floor. This can include a variety of pelvic-based conditions such as urinary incontinence in women, urinary tract conditions, vaginal prolapse and female pelvic floor disorders.
Using the latest technology and up-to-date treatments, our highly-experienced specialists can advise on a range of Urogynaecological conditions. These include:
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
This can include conditions such as cystocele, rectocele and prolapse of the uterus or the vaginal vault.
Childbirth Related Trauma
During childbirth, some women may experience an injury to their pelvic floor. Speak to our team today if you have been experiencing prolonged pain or discomfort following childbirth.
Lower Urinary Tract Problems
Symptoms can include the need to urinate urgently, frequently, incontinently, or with extreme difficulty. Recurrent urinary tract infections are also a common condition we treat at New Victoria Hospital.
Pelvic Pain Syndromes
A range of conditions where pain is located in the bladder, urethra, vagina or perineum.
At New Victoria Hospital, our private Urogynaecology Consultants are at the forefront of their field. Supported by a team of specialist nurses, they will ensure you receive the highest standard of care throughout your visit at our hospital.
Breast Health
New Victoria Hospital offers One-Stop Breast Clinics with same day Imaging diagnosis.
Results are available in 48-72 hours from your appointment.
During your consultation with our specialist Breast Surgeons you will receive a clinical breast examination, mammogram, ultrasound scan or both and fine needle aspiration or needle core biopsy, if appropriate.
Step 1 – Specialist Consultation
If you are concerned about any changes in your breasts or have risk factors, you can book an Outpatient appointment with a Breast Surgeon at New Victoria Hospital. The specialist will listen to your concerns, ask questions about your lifestyle, family history, and assess your case.
Step 2 – Appropriate Examination
After a clinical breast exam, if there is any suspicion of tissue abnormalities, these cases are acted upon immediately. Your Consultant Breast Surgeon will book the appropriate Imaging exams to further investigate your case.
Step 3 – Tissue Biopsy
On the same day of your Imaging examination, you can be offered a tissue biopsy. This is a non-invasive procedure to collect a sample of your breast tissue with a needle, for a precise diagnosis.
Step 4 – Results
Results from a tissue biopsy may take up to 72 hours as they are discussed within a dedicated multi-disciplinary team meeting, comprising radiologists, pathologists, surgeons, and oncologists. You will be reassured and guided through the treatment options.
The Magseed® Marker and Magtrace® Tracer
At New Victoria Hospital we now offer two cutting-edge treatment intervention tests to signal the presence of Breast Cancer in patients. The Magseed® Marker, a tiny magnetic seed, helps specialists locate the cancer within the breast. The Magtrace® Lymphatic Tracer, a non-radioactive liquid tracer, highlights whether the cancer has spread.
Consultants and Clinic Times
Dr Lowri Bailey
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Miss Rowena Bevan
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Miss Chloe Constantinou
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Dr Lucy Dormer
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Professor Stergios Doumouchtsis
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Mr Mohsen El Gammal
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Dr Gill McCarthy
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Mr Demetri Panayi
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Miss Rashmi Singh
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Miss Sarah Tang
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Mr Paul Thiruchelvam
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