Private Hysterectomy in Sutton Coldfield
Laparoscopic or open hysterectomy for fibroids, heavy bleeding, endometriosis and prolapse. Published price from £6,500. CQC-regulated.
What is hysterectomy?
Hysterectomy — surgical removal of the uterus — is the definitive treatment for a range of gynaecological conditions including fibroids, endometriosis, heavy bleeding unresponsive to other treatments, uterine prolapse, and certain gynaecological cancers.
Modern hysterectomy is most commonly performed laparoscopically (total laparoscopic hysterectomy — TLH) through small keyhole incisions, avoiding the need for a large abdominal cut and significantly reducing recovery time. Open (abdominal) hysterectomy remains appropriate in some cases, particularly for larger uteri or complex pelvic disease.
The ovaries may be preserved (hysterectomy alone) or removed (hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy) depending on the indication and the patient's age and preferences.
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Who is hysterectomy for?
You may be a suitable candidate for hysterectomy if you are experiencing any of the following:
- Heavy menstrual bleeding that has failed medical and lesser surgical treatments
- Large or symptomatic uterine fibroids
- Severe endometriosis with significant pelvic disease
- Uterine prolapse causing significant symptoms
- Certain early gynaecological cancers or pre-cancerous conditions
Important: This page is for general information only. Suitability for any surgical procedure is determined at a consultant assessment appointment. Book a consultation to discuss your specific circumstances.
No GP referral needed · CQC-regulated
What happens at The Vesey
From your first consultation to discharge — here is what to expect at every stage.
Consultant assessment
Detailed discussion of the indication, surgical approach options, and whether the ovaries should be preserved or removed.
Pre-operative assessment
Comprehensive pre-operative workup including blood tests, ECG, and anaesthetic review.
Hysterectomy
Performed under general anaesthesia. Laparoscopic approach: small abdominal incisions, the uterus is detached from its supports and removed vaginally. Open approach: lower abdominal incision.
Recovery
Hospital stay 1–3 nights. Structured recovery programme for 4–8 weeks.
Recovery — what to expect
Laparoscopic hysterectomy: return to light activities 2–3 weeks, driving 3–4 weeks, work 4–6 weeks. Open hysterectomy: 6–8 weeks full recovery.
Your consultant will provide you with a personalised recovery plan at your assessment appointment, based on your individual procedure, health status, and activity requirements.
Hysterectomy — frequently asked questions
Our Gynaecology consultants
Meet the consultant team who will lead your care. All hold full GMC Specialist Register registration and substantive NHS consultant appointments.
GMC Specialist Register · NHS Consultant
Subspecialty: Hysterectomy
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This page provides general information only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical advice.