Private Gynaecologist Sutton Coldfield

Women's health concerns in primary care often need more time than a standard appointment allows. The Vesey runs a dedicated women's health service — menopause specialist clinic, GP-led HRT review, consultant gynaecology, transvaginal ultrasound, and cervical screening. We're open 7 days a week, with evening and weekend appointments — live availability is shown when you book online.

Conditions we treat

Our consultants assess and manage the full range of conditions in this specialty. The list below is grouped by area — most patients come with a single concern but often leave with multiple things addressed in one appointment.

Procedures & transparent pricing

Every price below is the fee charged at The Vesey, inclusive where stated. You will always receive a clear itemised quote before any procedure begins.

Prices accurate as of May 2026. Multi-element procedures and complex cases quoted individually. Histology, anaesthesia and laboratory costs included where listed.

What to expect

From booking to discharge, this is what happens.

Menopause and HRT — getting it right

Around 13 million UK women are currently peri- or post-menopausal. NHS menopause specialist services are limited; most women are managed by their GP, with variable confidence and time.

Our BMS-accredited menopause clinic offers:

• Full symptom assessment using validated scoring (Greene Climacteric Scale) including the under-discussed urogenital, musculoskeletal, mood and cognitive symptoms
• Individualised HRT prescribing — including body-identical oestrogen (gel, patch or spray), micronised progesterone (Utrogestan), local vaginal oestrogen, and testosterone for low libido where appropriate
• Cardiovascular and bone risk assessment at start of HRT
• Routine review at 3 months and annually
• Honest discussion of risks — including breast cancer risk (small but real), VTE risk (very low with transdermal oestrogen), and the limitations of current evidence

We also see women for whom HRT is the wrong answer, or who want non-hormonal management — and provide that with the same care.

Heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB) — the structured approach

Around 1 in 5 women describe their periods as heavy. NICE recommends a structured approach:

1. History and examination — including pelvic examination and assessment for anaemia
2. Investigations — FBC, ferritin; ultrasound if anatomical cause suspected; endometrial sampling if over 45 or with risk factors
3. Initial management — tranexamic acid, NSAIDs, hormonal contraception or LNG-IUS (Mirena coil)
4. Specialist review if first-line management fails, with options including endometrial ablation or hysterectomy

Surgical procedures are performed by our visiting consultant gynaecologists and surgeons. Mr-level consultants are available for referral — ask at your initial appointment.

Our gynaecology clinic offers the full pathway in one place — including Mirena insertion (£480 inclusive) for women who want LNG-IUS as first-line, and ultrasound + ferritin on the same visit.

Frequently asked questions