Private Fertility Clinic London
Consultant-led fertility check-ups, PCOS assessment, menopause and HRT care, outpatient hysteroscopy, endometriosis pathways, colposcopy and specialist vulval services in the City of London.
At LSDC Healthcare, women’s health is built around clarity, speed and senior clinical judgment. Whether you are trying to conceive, managing hormonal symptoms, seeking answers for pelvic pain, or need rapid follow-up after cervical screening, you can access a structured private pathway led by Professor Bassel Wattar and Mr Oudai Ali in a discreet Central London setting near Liverpool Street.
A more focused private fertility and women’s health pathway
If you are searching for a private fertility clinic in London, what usually matters is not noise. It is getting to the right consultant quickly, having the right investigations organised efficiently, and leaving with a treatment plan that is medically sound and easy to follow. That is the standard this service is built around.
Senior consultant care
Your care is led by experienced consultants rather than being filtered through a generic booking funnel. Professor Bassel Wattar focuses on fertility, reproductive medicine, PCOS, menopause and minimally invasive pathways, while Mr Oudai Ali brings specialist expertise in colposcopy, ambulatory gynaecology, vulval symptoms and complex gynaecology review.
Fast, structured investigation
We prioritise the investigations that are actually useful for decision-making. That may include cycle review, hormonal blood tests, ovarian reserve testing, pelvic ultrasound, scanning-led assessment, cervical evaluation or outpatient procedures where clinically indicated.
City of London convenience
LSDC Healthcare is based on Widegate Street, moments from Liverpool Street Station, making it practical for City professionals and private patients who want discreet access without losing half a day to logistics.
Private fertility assessment in London with Professor Bassel Wattar
A good fertility check-up should do more than hand you a lab form and wish you luck. At LSDC Healthcare, fertility assessment is designed to identify where the problem may lie, what tests are worth doing next, and what the most sensible route is based on your age, symptoms, reproductive goals and timeline.
What a fertility check-up may include
- A detailed consultation covering cycle history, symptoms, previous pregnancies, miscarriage history, pelvic pain, contraception history and reproductive goals
- Hormonal blood testing where appropriate, including ovulation and ovarian reserve assessment
- Pelvic ultrasound and scanning-led assessment where clinically indicated
- Review for PCOS, fibroids, adenomyosis, endometriosis or uterine factors that may affect conception
- Discussion of tubal assessment, hysteroscopy or further fertility investigations if these are relevant to your case
- A written treatment strategy with clear prioritisation rather than a vague list of possibilities
When it makes sense to book
- You have been trying to conceive and want specialist review rather than generic advice
- Your cycles are irregular, very infrequent, painful or difficult to interpret
- You have known or suspected PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids or prior pelvic surgery
- You want to understand your fertility before delaying pregnancy
- You have had previous miscarriage, implantation concerns or conflicting advice elsewhere
- You want a consultant second opinion before moving into more intensive fertility treatment
Trying to conceive
For patients actively trying for pregnancy, the priority is identifying delay points early. That may mean clarifying whether the issue is ovulation, pelvic anatomy, endometriosis, uterine factors, timing, hormone imbalance or something else entirely.
Planning ahead
If pregnancy is not an immediate goal but fertility planning matters to you, a consultant review can help you understand what deserves attention now, what can wait, and where further testing would actually change decisions.
After previous treatment or advice
If you have already had blood tests, scans or fertility input elsewhere, Professor Wattar can review existing information, fill the gaps and streamline the next step rather than repeating investigations that add little value.
Hormonal and reproductive care that does not treat every patient the same
Too many women are told they either “probably have PCOS” or that “it’s just menopause” and are left to piece the rest together themselves. That approach is lazy. Hormonal symptoms deserve proper context, because irregular periods, acne, unwanted hair growth, fatigue, weight change, perimenopausal symptoms, sleep disruption and brain fog do not all mean the same thing.
PCOS assessment and management
If you are looking for a PCOS specialist in London, the aim is not just to name the condition. It is to understand how it is affecting ovulation, fertility, bleeding patterns, skin, metabolic health and long-term risk. Your consultation may include hormonal review, ultrasound findings, cycle assessment and a plan for symptom control or fertility support where relevant.
Menopause clinic and HRT review
If you are searching for a menopause clinic in London or tailored HRT treatment in London, this service is designed to move past one-size-fits-all prescribing. We assess symptoms, bleeding history, risk factors, previous HRT experience and your goals, then shape a treatment strategy that makes sense clinically and practically.
Hormonal symptoms with fertility overlap
Some patients arrive because of fertility concerns and discover the main issue is hormonal. Others come for menopause or PCOS advice but also need guidance on contraception, future fertility, endometrial safety or cycle control. Professor Wattar’s practice sits exactly in that overlap, which is where simplistic clinics tend to fall apart.
Endometriosis care with diagnosis, symptom control and surgical planning in mind
Endometriosis is routinely underestimated. Patients are often left with years of pain, heavy bleeding, bowel symptoms, painful sex, fatigue or fertility difficulty before anyone properly joins the dots. At LSDC Healthcare, the goal is to evaluate symptoms intelligently, identify whether imaging or outpatient investigation is needed, and map treatment options according to severity, fertility priorities and day-to-day impact.
When to seek specialist endometriosis review
- Persistent pelvic pain, deep pain during sex or pain that worsens around periods
- Heavy bleeding or disabling period symptoms that do not match what you have been told is “normal”
- Endometriosis concerns in the context of delayed conception or infertility investigation
- Symptoms returning after previous treatment or surgery
- The need for a more careful plan before moving to laparoscopy or other intervention
How we approach the pathway
Consultations are designed to separate what is suspected from what is actually supported by symptoms, examination history and imaging. Some patients benefit from conservative symptom management. Others need targeted imaging, outpatient hysteroscopy, fertility planning or onward minimally invasive surgical strategy. The point is not to over-treat or under-treat. It is to get the decision right.
Where endometriosis and fertility overlap, Professor Bassel Wattar can advise on how the condition may influence timing, investigation and reproductive planning. Where operative review is required, care can be coordinated with minimally invasive expertise.
Outpatient hysteroscopy and private colposcopy in London
For many patients, the most frustrating part of private women’s health care is being passed from consultation to scan to procedure with no one taking ownership of the full picture. This pathway is designed differently. If you need outpatient investigation, it should be arranged because it answers a real question, not because it pads a tariff.
Outpatient hysteroscopy
If you are searching for outpatient hysteroscopy London or private hysteroscopy London, this is typically relevant for abnormal bleeding, postmenopausal bleeding, suspected polyps, uterine cavity assessment, or selected fertility work-up. The aim is direct visual assessment of the womb lining when ultrasound or symptoms suggest that a closer look is needed.
Private colposcopy
If you need colposcopy in London, rapid and calm specialist follow-up matters. Mr Oudai Ali offers consultant-led review for abnormal smear results, HPV-related concerns, cervical biopsy pathways and prevention-focused surveillance, with clear explanations rather than unnecessarily alarming language.
Procedure planning that makes sense
Not every patient with bleeding needs hysteroscopy. Not every abnormal smear needs panic. Good care starts with triage, context and judgment. At LSDC, outpatient procedures are positioned as part of a coherent pathway, with consultant follow-up and onward planning where required.
Specialist vulval services for symptoms that are often dismissed for far too long
Vulval pain, irritation, skin change, itching, soreness, lesions and persistent discomfort are common reasons women bounce between clinics without getting a proper answer. These symptoms can be distressing, intimate and easy for non-specialist services to mishandle. They deserve focused specialist review.
When to consider specialist vulval assessment
- Persistent irritation, itching, pain or burning that keeps returning
- Vulval skin change, discolouration, lumps, lesions or architectural change
- Pain during sex or symptoms affecting daily comfort and confidence
- Unclear diagnoses or treatments that have not worked
- The need for specialist review alongside colposcopy or wider gynaecology assessment
Mr Oudai Ali’s vulval and cervical pathway
Mr Ali’s practice includes specialist assessment of vulval disorders alongside cervical screening follow-up, colposcopy, abnormal bleeding review and minimally invasive gynaecology planning. That combination matters, because symptoms rarely arrive in neat silos. A patient may present with screening anxiety, vulval discomfort and bleeding concerns at the same time. A senior gynaecologist should be able to join those dots.
The consultation is private, measured and practical. The goal is to identify what needs treatment, what needs surveillance, and what can safely be ruled out.
Consultant-led care from the first appointment
Professor Bassel Wattar
Private fertility specialist in London with expertise spanning fertility assessment, reproductive medicine, PCOS, menopause, HRT, outpatient and minimally invasive gynaecology pathways, and fertility-related decision-making where symptoms and diagnosis overlap.
- Fertility check-ups and fertility planning
- PCOS assessment and ovulation-focused review
- Menopause and tailored HRT care
- Endometriosis pathways and reproductive planning
- Outpatient hysteroscopy and uterine cavity assessment where indicated
Mr Oudai Ali
Private gynaecologist in London with a particular focus on colposcopy, cervical screening follow-up, vulval disorders, ambulatory gynaecology, minimally invasive surgical planning and complex diagnostic review.
- Rapid-access colposcopy and abnormal smear follow-up
- HPV-related concerns and cervical biopsy pathways
- Vulval symptoms and specialist vulval services
- Endometriosis review and minimally invasive planning
- Abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain and second-opinion care
The symptoms and concerns we commonly assess
Patients searching for a private fertility clinic or gynaecology clinic in London are often looking for help with very specific concerns. These include:
Difficulty conceiving
Fertility concerns, delayed conception, cycle irregularity or uncertainty about what tests are worth doing.
Irregular periods and suspected PCOS
Infrequent periods, acne, unwanted hair growth, ovulation concerns, weight-related or metabolic questions.
Menopause symptoms
Hot flushes, sleep disturbance, brain fog, low mood, vaginal symptoms, bleeding concerns and HRT review.
Pelvic pain and endometriosis
Painful periods, deep pain during sex, chronic pelvic pain, fertility overlap and uncertainty about surgery.
Abnormal smear results
HPV results, abnormal cervical screening, colposcopy referral and the need for expert follow-up without drama.
Vulval symptoms
Itching, soreness, lesions, skin change, pain or persistent symptoms that have not been explained properly.
Abnormal bleeding
Bleeding between periods, heavy bleeding, postmenopausal bleeding or bleeding patterns that need hysteroscopic review.
Second opinions
Review of scans, test results, previous recommendations or treatment plans before committing to the next step.
What your care pathway typically looks like
Fast access means very little if the pathway is badly organised. We keep this simple.
Consultant review
Your symptoms, history, goals and previous investigations are reviewed properly rather than skimmed.
Focused diagnostics
Only the investigations that meaningfully affect diagnosis or planning are recommended.
Clear explanation
You should understand what is known, what is suspected, and what still needs clarification.
Treatment strategy
Your consultant maps the next step, whether that is monitoring, medication, HRT, outpatient procedure, fertility planning or onward treatment.
Private fertility and gynaecology appointments in the City of London
If you want clear next steps from a senior consultant rather than generic advice, this is the right entry point. We welcome self-pay and insured patients, and the clinic is positioned for fast access from Liverpool Street and the wider City.
LSDC Healthcare
23 Widegate Street
City of London
London E1 7HP
Two minutes from Liverpool Street Station. Discreet, consultant-led private care with efficient access for City professionals and international patients.
Appointments: +44 20 7377 0939
FAQ — Fertility Clinic London, PCOS, Menopause, Hysteroscopy & Colposcopy
Do you offer a fertility check-up in London?
Yes. LSDC Healthcare offers consultant-led fertility assessment in London with Professor Bassel Wattar. Depending on your symptoms and goals, your fertility check-up may include clinical review, hormonal blood testing, ovarian reserve assessment, pelvic ultrasound and further investigation planning where appropriate.
Can I see a fertility specialist without going straight into IVF?
Yes. Many patients want diagnostic clarity and a structured plan before considering assisted conception. This pathway is designed for fertility assessment, cycle review, hormonal evaluation and second opinions as well as onward planning when more advanced fertility treatment is appropriate.
Do you assess PCOS at LSDC Healthcare?
Yes. PCOS assessment is available as part of Professor Bassel Wattar’s consultant-led practice. Review typically focuses on symptoms, cycle irregularity, ovulation, ultrasound findings, hormonal context, metabolic implications and fertility planning where relevant.
Do you offer menopause and HRT consultations in London?
Yes. We provide private menopause consultations in London for perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, including HRT review and treatment planning based on your history, symptoms, bleeding pattern, preferences and clinical risk profile.
Is outpatient hysteroscopy available?
Yes. Outpatient hysteroscopy can be part of the pathway when there is abnormal bleeding, postmenopausal bleeding, suspected endometrial pathology, fertility-related uterine assessment or the need to clarify findings from ultrasound.
Do you provide private colposcopy in London?
Yes. Mr Oudai Ali offers consultant-led colposcopy and cervical screening follow-up for abnormal smear results, HPV-related concerns and biopsy pathways, with clear explanation of findings and next steps.
Can you help with endometriosis and pelvic pain?
Yes. Patients can be assessed for endometriosis, pelvic pain, heavy bleeding and related fertility concerns. The pathway may include imaging review, symptom-led treatment planning, hormonal management discussion and onward minimally invasive planning where clinically indicated.
Do you assess vulval symptoms and vulval disorders?
Yes. Specialist vulval services are available for symptoms such as itching, pain, soreness, lesions, skin change and persistent discomfort. Mr Oudai Ali provides focused consultant review alongside wider gynaecology assessment where needed.
Where is LSDC Healthcare located?
LSDC Healthcare is located at 23 Widegate Street, London E1 7HP, in the City of London, close to Liverpool Street Station. This makes the clinic convenient for patients across Central London and those travelling in for private specialist care.
LSDC Healthcare
A couple of minutes outside Liverpool St Station, this excellent facility is conveniently located for Medical consultations in London.
This facility is open during the evenings making it an excellent choice for busy professionals.
We Welcome Insured & Self-pay Patients
