Are you suffering from gynaecological issues? Don’t! Book yourself in for a consultation with a private gynaecologist near you with Wellsoon from Practice Plus Group. In just a matter of weeks you could have the answers you need to get your life back on track and the pain under control. Join us as this article introduces you to our specialists and looks at what to expect at your consultation.
If gynaecological conditions are affecting your quality of life, it’s time to manage the problem. Our specialists possess a wealth of experience and knowledge across a range of different gynaecology treatments, so wherever you’re based in England, Wellsoon can help get you back on your feet.
Private gynaecologists in Devizes
Do you live in the South-west of England? Are you experiencing gynaecological issues? If you’ve answered yes to both of those questions, you’re in luck!
Our consultant gynaecologists specialise in a range of different gynaecology conditions and are available within weeks.
From hysterectomy procedures to treatment for uterine bleeding, our consultant gynaecologists at Practice Plus Group Hospital, Southampton are ready to help.
Cycle through the carousel below to find the specialist to suit your needs.
Whether you need hysteroscopy procedure or pelvic pain management, at Practice Plus Group Hospital, Shepton Mallet, our specialists can help with a wide range of gynaecological treatments and conditions.
Cycle through the carousel below to find the specialist to suit your needs.
Gynaecology issues can be a sensitive topic and we completely understand if you’d rather see a female specialist.
Miss Smita Jain is a consultant gynaecologist at Practice Plus Group Hospital, Southampton with more that 30 years of experience. Take a look at her profile below for more information.
Name: Miss Smita Jain Specialities: Gynaecology Years of experience: 30+ Yearly procedures carried out: 500+
A gynaecologist specialises in diagnosing and treating a wide range of different conditions and issues to do with the female reproductive system and related women’s health problems.
These conditions range from hormone imbalances and hysterectomy procedures, to reproductive health and issues with menstruation.
At Wellsoon from Practice Plus Group, our medical professionals are specialists when it comes to private gynaecology surgery.
Why see a consultant gynaecologist near you?
You should see a consultant gynaecologist near you if you’re experiencing any of the following:
Period pain that’s abnormal or painful
Irregular vaginal bleeding
Pelvic pain
Urinary issues
Symptoms associated with menopause
A word from consultant gynaecologist, Smita Jain
“Our health is our wealth and it’s never too late to focus on our well-being. By prioritising preventive care, staying informed, and seeking advice when needed, women can maintain optimal health and well-being throughout their lives.”
How to choose the best consultant gynaecologist
If you live in the UK and are experiencing gynaecological issues, don’t give up hope! Boasting a range of gynaecology consultants, it isn’t hard to choose the right one for your specific needs. However, that isn’t to say you shouldn’t do your research beforehand.
External resources such as the Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) website can make finding the best gynaecologist near you a much more straightforward task.
Alongside this, you should do your own research. Paying special attention to the following factors can help narrow down your search:
Specialities and experience Consider the consultants’ experience. You should look at the number of years they’ve been practising and whether they frequently perform the specific type of surgery you need. Specialists with extensive experience in your specific procedure often provide the best outcomes.
Reputation and reviews Patient reviews can give you valuable insights into a consultant’s approach, bedside manner and quality of care. Look for testimonials on hospital websites, third-party patient review sites, or forums.
You should also ask friends, family, or even your GP for recommendations – a personal referral can be very reassuring.
Costs and ways to pay Despite all the benefits of private healthcare, it does, unfortunately come at a cost. It’s important to understand the fees upfront. Most private consultants provide a breakdown of costs, including consultation fees, diagnostic tests, and surgery.
With Wellsoon from Practice Plus Group, we like to keep things simple and transparent. An initial consultation is always £95, no matter which expert you see or where you live. Our elective surgery prices are fixed across all of our locations so there are no unpleasant surprises.
It’s also worth keeping an open mind with regards to NHS and private treatment. Regardless of whether you have your heart set on one specific healthcare route, checking out what your experience might look like on the other path could prove extremely valuable.
It’s worth bearing in mind that some treatments may not be available at all Practice Plus Group locations.
How it works
Get set: we’re about to explore what to expect at each stage of the gynaecological treatment process.
Getting a gynaecologist referral
With Wellsoon from Practice Plus Group, you won’t need a GP referral. Simply call us on 0330 818 8945 or fill in an online enquiry form and we’ll be in touch to book your consultation.
If you’re seeking gynaecological treatment via the NHS, you will need to get a referral from your GP before you can proceed to the consultation stage. This could take several weeks depending on the severity of your condition.
Waiting times for NHS gynaecology consultations vary but are typically between 12 and 25 weeks depending on where in the country you’re seeking your treatment. The My Planned Care* website is a regularly updated resource that shows the different waiting times for hospitals across England.
(*Practice Plus Group is not responsible for and does not control the content displayed on external websites.)
What happens at a gynaecologist appointment?
We’ve looked at getting yourself booked in, now it’s time to find out what happens at your surgery consultation. During the appointment, the consultant will ask about your current health along with your family medical history. Depending on the circumstances, you may also need a physical examination. If your consultant believes treatment is needed, a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs will be devised.
Tests and imaging
During your consultation, the specialist may need to take diagnostic images to help arrive at a diagnosis. X-rays are included in the £95 cost of your consultation. However, MRI and ultrasound scans will incur a further one-off cost. If these are necessary, your consultant will clearly explain why and give you a fixed price. While your consultant will strive to get any diagnostic imaging done on the day you’re with us, unfortunately this isn’t always possible. If we do need to get you back in, we’ll make sure this is at a time to suit you.
Private gynaecologist prices
At Wellsoon from Practice Plus Group, our gynaecology treatment prices range from £309 to £7,049. The price you pay depends on the type of treatment you need but it’s also fixed. There are no hidden charges or surprise invoices – the price you see is the price you pay!
The type of procedure will determine whether the patient has local, general, or no anaesthetic at all. Under general anaesthetic and deep sedation, the patient is not aware of the procedure taking place. Under a local anaesthesia or without any anaesthesia at all, the surgeon usually takes the patient through the procedure (if they wish to be informed). The assistant or a member of the theatre team will be on hand to offer support throughout the surgery.
Aftercare
After surgery, the patient is taken to the Post-Anaesthesia Care Unit (PACU). The nursing team monitors their vital signs (temperature, pulse, respiratory rate, alertness, pain or discomfort) and administers any medications that are required. Day case patients are discharged home (if fit for discharge). In-patients are taken to the ward.
After discharge, specific instructions are provided by the surgeon and physiotherapist. These need to be followed carefully to encourage proper recovery. Patients may be advised to stay mobile to prevent DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) and embolism. Patients will likely be told to avoid activities such as heavy lifting in case of prolapse surgery.
Patients recover at different rates, depending on a number of factors. In general, patients should expect to be fully recovered within a few months depending on the type of procedure that was carried out.
Why choose us for your gynaecology procedure?
At Practice Plus Group Hospitals we’re passionate about providing a positive patient care experience and excellent clinical outcomes, with personalised care every step of the way. Whether you’re paying for yourself or using private medical insurance, with our short waiting times, unrivalled Care Quality Commission (CQC) ratings and high levels of cleanliness and infection control, we’ll make sure you’re looked after. In fact, we were the first provider to have all services rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by the CQC.
Mr William Dartey trained at the University of Ghana Medical School where he achieved a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree. After practicing internal medicine, trauma/emergency and obstetrics, and gynaecology for a few years he relocated to the UK. As a postgraduate he achieved his membership from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, MRCOG. Mr Dartey also trained in Groningen in the Netherlands and in the USA. Mr Dartey has worked in various teaching and district hospitals in England and Scotland and has carried out research as well as writing papers for publication. He is well known in the region having worked at Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton and RUH in Bath for four years.
Not quite found the information you’re looking for? Our dedicated FAQs can help!
Is it worth seeing a private gynaecologist?
This depends entirely on your personal and financial circumstances. If you’re in a great deal of discomfort or simply want peace of mind, it’s probably a good idea to seek medical attention, and doing so privately will greatly speed up the process.
Do gynaecologists perform surgery?
Yes, gynaecologists are trained to perform a wide range of different surgeries on the female reproductive system.
Can you see a gynaecologist during your period?
Yes, of course. Not only are gynaecologists used to seeing patients during their menstrual cycle, it may even be beneficial for them – especially if you’re experiencing heavy bleeding or increased period pain.
How much is a private gynaecologist in the UK?
According to research carried out by Mytribe in January 2025, the average cost to see a private gynaecologist in the UK is £200. With Wellsoon, it costs £95 and includes blood tests, x-rays, and swabs if needed.
What is the cost of a private gynaecologist consultation in the UK?
According to research carried out by Mytribe in January 2025, the average cost to see a private gynaecologist in the UK is £200. With Wellsoon, it costs £95 and includes blood tests, x-rays, and swabs if needed.
What to look for in the best gynaecologist hospital near you?
When choosing the best hospital for your gynaecological treatment, you should look for the following:
– Experienced consultants that specialise in the treatment you need – Good hospital cleanliness record – Positive reviews from past patients – Readily available consultants
Do you need a GP referral for gynaecology?
If you’re having your treatment through the NHS: yes, you need a GP referral. Patients having their treatment privately can self-refer and don’t need a GP referral.
Can I refer myself to a gynaecologist?
Yes, if you’re having your treatment privately. To enquire about a private consultation, simply call us on 0330 818 8945 or submit an online enquiry form.
How long is the waiting list for a gynaecologist in the UK?
The waiting times for gynaecology treatment in the UK vary depending on a number of factors. The main one is whether you’re having your treatment privately or via the NHS. At Wellsoon, the waiting time for private patients is 4-6 regardless of where you’re having your treatment. On the NHS, treatment waiting times can vary greatly depending on where in the country you wish to be seen.
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