Questions & Answers

The Juliet Laser provides a fast and painless treatment for gynaecological health. Already credited with changing the lives of 1000s of women around the world we have access to our own Juliet Laser to help with your treatment.

What is remarkable about the Juliet Laser is that it provides relief for so many common problems such as: dryness, itching, painful intercourse, reduced lubrication, vaginal muscle elasticitity, urinary incontinence and loss of vaginal structure.

The days of unnecessary suffering these conditions is in the past and we encourage you to pick up the phone to us so we can explain the simplicity of the procedure required to get you back to a state of comfort.

After initial consultation we will of course discuss treatment options to determine if the Juliet Laser is suitable for you. Find out more about the Juliet Laser.

The answer to that is likely to be yes. Vaginal dryness and soreness is extremely common and thankfully in most cases we can provide a simple treatment for the condition. After an initial consultation to determine a clearer picture on your situation it is possible we can provide you with treatment using our Juliet Laser.

You may use our contact form to request a callback or pick up the phone to us using the details of one of our gynaecological clinics.

Please be assured that our communications are carried out in strictest confidence according to current privacy laws. In addition if using the contact form, no details are stored on the web server.

Yes you can. You can also be referred to us by the following private insurance companies:

• BUPA
• AXA
• AVIVA
• WPA
• CIGNA
• Vitality Health

We carry out the following procedures for outpatient, day-case or  in-patients. Click on any for more information.

• • Juliet Laser Treatment

• Cervical Smears and HPV testing
• Colposcopy and cervical biopsies
• LLETZ
• Vulval biopsy and excision of lesions
• Endometrial biopsy
• Cervical or endometrial polypectomy
• Endometrial ablation surgery
• Hysteroscopy
• Insertion/Removal of “intrauterine coils” (including Mirena systems)
• Laparoscopy or “keyhole surgery”
• Hysterectomy (laparoscopic / open) for pelvic masses, fibroids, heavy menstrual bleeding
• Hysterectomy for endometrial cancer
• Myomectomy/Removal of fibroids
• Ovarian cyst investigation and surgical removal
• Genetic cancer risk reduction surgery
• Endometriosis surgery
• Female sterilisation
• Reversal of female sterilisation

Other procedures can be carried out by discussion.

Laparoscopic surgery is also known as Minimal Access Surgery or Keyhole Surgery. It is used when other non-surgical treatments have been reviewed only where it is relevant. It involves making keyhole incisions to insert a telescope or other instruments to perform surgery. It is a preference over traditional gynaecological surgery with fewer complications and enhanced recovery. Note that in some cases such as the presence of significant pathology Keyhole surgery may not be appropriate. Examples of this may include large cysts with solid features or a high risk of underlying malignancy or where there is a hindrance due to pre-existing surgeries.