Private gynaecology near Liverpool Street
Outpatient Hysteroscopy London
Consultant-led assessment of abnormal bleeding, suspected polyps, fibroids, fertility concerns and uterine cavity findings in a discreet City of London clinic.
Consultant-led
Assessment by senior gynaecology specialists, not a generic diagnostic pathway.
Clear next steps
Review, hysteroscopy, biopsy where required, histology and follow-up planning.
Private and efficient
Built for self-pay, insured, executive and international patients seeking clarity quickly.
We Welcome Insured & Self-Pay Patients
Which hysteroscopy pathway fits your concern?
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Bleeding has changed
Heavy periods, prolonged bleeding, bleeding between periods, postcoital bleeding or new bleeding after menopause.
Book gynaecology review2
A scan found something
Suspected polyp, fibroid, thickened lining, irregular endometrium or an unclear ultrasound result needing direct visual assessment.
View ultrasound services3
Fertility or miscarriage concern
Recurrent miscarriage, implantation concerns, adhesions, suspected septum or uterine cavity review before fertility treatment.
Explore fertility care4
Possible treatment needed
Some small polyps or cavity findings may be managed through hysteroscopic treatment, depending on size, location and suitability.
Hysteroscopic treatmentWhat can an outpatient hysteroscopy help assess?
Hysteroscopy allows the consultant to look directly inside the womb using a fine camera. It may be used to investigate symptoms, confirm findings seen on ultrasound, take a biopsy where clinically appropriate, or plan treatment.
Abnormal uterine bleeding
Including heavy periods, prolonged periods, irregular bleeding, bleeding between periods and bleeding after menopause.
Endometrial polyps
Polyps can contribute to bleeding, spotting, fertility concerns or abnormal ultrasound findings.
Submucosal fibroids
Fibroids that project into the uterine cavity may affect bleeding, cramps, fertility and pregnancy planning.
Endometrial biopsy
A small sample of the womb lining may be taken if the consultant needs histology to guide diagnosis and treatment.
Fertility-related cavity review
Useful where there are concerns about the uterine cavity, adhesions, recurrent miscarriage or implantation.
Lost coil or cavity concern
Hysteroscopy may help assess or manage selected intrauterine device concerns when clinically suitable.
What happens at LSDC?
Step 1
Consultant review
Your symptoms, scan findings, medical history, bleeding pattern, fertility goals and medication history are reviewed.
Step 2
Suitability check
The consultant confirms whether outpatient hysteroscopy is appropriate or whether imaging, biopsy, sedation or theatre care is safer.
Step 3
Hysteroscopy and biopsy
A fine camera is passed through the cervix to inspect the uterine cavity. A biopsy may be taken where required.
Step 4
Results and plan
Findings are explained clearly. Histology is reviewed when available, and you receive a treatment or follow-up plan.
Important: bleeding after menopause, persistent unexplained bleeding or abnormal ultrasound findings should be assessed promptly. If you have very heavy bleeding, severe pain, fever, fainting or feel acutely unwell, seek urgent medical advice rather than waiting for a routine appointment.
Patient comfort is not a side issue
A serious, consent-led approach to outpatient hysteroscopy.
Your consultant will discuss suitability, pain relief, what can be done during the appointment, what cannot safely be done in clinic, and whether another setting is more appropriate for you.
You remain in control
The procedure should only proceed with consent, and you can ask to pause or stop if it becomes too uncomfortable.
Pain relief is planned
Your consultant will advise on suitable preparation and pain relief based on your history and the type of procedure being considered.
Alternatives can be discussed
For some patients, sedation, general anaesthetic, repeat imaging or a theatre-based procedure may be more appropriate.
Privacy and chaperoning
A calm clinical environment, clear explanation and appropriate support help make the process as calm as possible.
Fees and payment
Transparent private hysteroscopy pricing.
Private patients want clarity before they commit. LSDC’s public fee guide lists outpatient hysteroscopy as a structured pathway including consultation, hysteroscopy, biopsy where required, histology and follow-up planning.
From £2,800
Outpatient hysteroscopy pathway
Suitable for selected patients requiring uterine cavity assessment for abnormal bleeding, suspected polyps, fibroids, ultrasound findings or fertility-related assessment.
Quoted
Operative treatment or theatre pathway
If a larger polyp, fibroid, anaesthetic pathway, theatre setting or more complex procedure is required, your consultant will confirm the correct pathway and quote before treatment proceeds.
Pricing should be confirmed at booking because final costs can vary by clinical indication, histology requirements, anaesthetic setting, insurer authorisation and whether additional investigations or treatment are required.
Consultant-led gynaecology for hysteroscopy, bleeding and uterine concerns
Fertility, reproductive medicine and endocrine gynaecology
Professor Bassel Wattar
Professor Bassel Wattar is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with specialist expertise in fertility, reproductive medicine, endocrine gynaecology and menopause care. He is particularly relevant for patients whose hysteroscopy need is connected to fertility planning, recurrent miscarriage, cycle concerns, PCOS, hormonal symptoms or reproductive health optimisation.
Fertility and reproductive medicine
Endocrine gynaecology
Cycle and hormone-related concerns
Gynaecology, abnormal bleeding and minimally invasive surgery
Mr Oudai Ali
Mr Oudai Ali is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with expertise in advanced gynaecology, colposcopy, cancer prevention and minimally invasive surgery. He is well suited to patients needing careful assessment of abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain, uterine concerns, outpatient diagnostics and second opinions before a procedure.
Abnormal bleeding assessment
Minimally invasive gynaecology
Cancer-prevention mindset
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Outpatient hysteroscopy FAQs
What is an outpatient hysteroscopy?
It is a procedure where a fine camera is passed through the cervix to look inside the womb. It can help investigate abnormal bleeding, suspected polyps, fibroids, fertility concerns or abnormal ultrasound findings.
Do I need a consultation before hysteroscopy?
Yes. A consultant needs to review your symptoms, scan findings, medical history, bleeding pattern, medication and suitability before confirming the safest pathway.
Can a biopsy be taken during hysteroscopy?
Yes, where clinically appropriate. A small sample of the womb lining may be taken and sent for histology to help guide diagnosis and treatment planning.
Can polyps or fibroids be removed at the same appointment?
Sometimes small findings may be suitable for outpatient management, but this depends on the size, location, complexity, patient preference and safety. Larger or more complex cases may need a theatre-based pathway.
Is hysteroscopy painful?
Some patients feel mild cramping, while others find it more uncomfortable. LSDC’s approach should include clear consent, pain relief planning and discussion of alternatives such as sedation or anaesthetic where appropriate.
How much does private outpatient hysteroscopy cost at LSDC?
The public LSDC guide price is from £2,800 for the outpatient hysteroscopy pathway. Final pricing should be confirmed at booking, especially if additional investigations, treatment, histology or insurer authorisation are involved.
When should postmenopausal bleeding be assessed?
Bleeding after menopause should be assessed promptly by a clinician. Hysteroscopy may be recommended when direct assessment of the womb lining is needed.
Where is LSDC Healthcare?
LSDC Healthcare is located at 23 Widegate Street in the City of London, close to Liverpool Street Station.
Private consultant-led gynaecology
Get clear answers for abnormal bleeding, polyps, fibroids or uterine cavity concerns.
Book a private consultation at LSDC Healthcare in the City of London. Your consultant will confirm whether outpatient hysteroscopy is the right next step and explain the safest pathway for your symptoms.