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Menopause Clinic: See a Menopause Specialist

Menopause & perimenopause care from Women's Health GPs and consultant gynaecologists at our four London clinics or by video consultation.

Whether you're looking for answers, reassurance or treatment, our specialists take the time to understand what you're experiencing and help you find an approach that's right for you. Our private menopause clinic brings together British Menopause Society-accredited GPs and consultant gynaecologists, so you can see the right specialist for your symptoms, from a first perimenopause consultation to complex HRT reviews, without needing a GP referral.

  • Menopause specialists: BMS-accredited GPs and consultant gynaecologists
  • Personalised HRT and non-hormonal treatment options
  • Unhurried 45-minute GP or 30-minute consultant appointments
  • Harley Street, Great Portland Street, Moorgate & Richmond, or by video consultation
  • Self-pay and insured patients welcome
  • No GP referral needed for self-pay appointments
  • Four London clinics: Harley Street, The Portland Hospital, Moorgate & Richmond, plus video consultations

Book a menopause consultation

Consultant-led menopause consultation30 minutes£325Central London£275Richmond
Menopause specialist GP consultation45 minutes£325Central London£275Richmond
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All major insurers accepted · Full fees below

Symptoms our menopause specialists treat

You don't need to wait until your periods stop, or until your symptoms become difficult to manage, to ask for help. Most menopause symptoms are the result of falling oestrogen levels, from hot flushes and disturbed sleep to vaginal dryness and bladder changes (genitourinary syndrome of menopause), and all of them are treatable. Our menopause specialists regularly support patients experiencing:

Hot flushes & night sweats
Brain fog & difficulty concentrating
Poor sleep & fatigue
Anxiety, low mood & irritability
Heavy, irregular or changing periods
Low libido
Vaginal dryness & discomfort
Bladder & urinary symptoms
Joint aches & pains
Changes to skin & hair
Weight & body composition changes
Early or premature menopause

Not sure if what you're experiencing is perimenopause?

Perimenopause can begin years before your periods stop, and symptoms can be difficult to recognise. Your consultation is a chance to step back and understand what may be happening.

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Menopause consultation fees

Choose the appointment that's right for you. If you're unsure where to start, our team can help guide you.

Consultant-led menopause consultation

£325Central London
£275Richmond
30 minutes

A consultation with an experienced menopause consultant for specialist advice. Our consultant-led menopause clinic is suited to complex or surgical history, bleeding concerns and HRT after cancer.

Book a GP Menopause Consultation

Menopause specialist GP consultation

£325Central London
£275Richmond
45 minutes

A dedicated menopause appointment with one of our BMS-accredited Women's Health GPs, with time to discuss your symptoms, medical history and treatment options in detail, including HRT.

Book a Consultant Menopause Consultation

A GP referral is not required for self-pay appointments. Blood tests, pelvic ultrasound and bone density scans can be arranged on site. See all fees.

Bleeding around menopause? Ask about the WID-easy test

We're one of the few UK clinics offering WID-easy, a less invasive alternative to standard investigation for perimenopausal or post-menopausal bleeding.

About the WID-easy test

Meet our menopause specialists

Every menopause consultation is with a named specialist, a BMS-accredited Women's Health GP or a consultant gynaecologist, so you can choose who you see.

Dr Claire Phipps

Dr Claire Phipps

Women's Health GP & BMS Menopause Specialist

Holds the British Menopause Society Advanced Menopause Certificate and sits on its Medical Advisory Council. Special interest in perimenopause, complex menopause care and HRT after cancer.

Dr Priyanka Patel

Dr Priyanka Patel

Consultant Gynaecologist

Dr Priyanka Patel is a Consultant Gynaecologist and accredited British Menopause Society (BMS) specialist at London Gynaecology. She supports women with a wide range of gynaecological and hormonal concerns, particularly those that can be carefully assessed and managed in an outpatient setting.

Heena Mehra

Heena Mehra

Consultant Gynaecologist

Miss Heena Mehra is a Consultant Gynaecologist with over a decade of experience supporting women with a wide range of gynaecological and reproductive health concerns.

Enaya Mirza

Enaya Mirza

Consultant Gynaecologist

Miss Enaya Mirza is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with over 13 years of experience supporting women with a wide range of gynaecological concerns. She has particular expertise in abnormal bleeding, advanced hysteroscopic surgery, colposcopy and the assessment of gynaecological cancers.

Natasha Abdul Aziz

Natasha Abdul Aziz

Consultant Gynaecologist

Miss Natasha Abdul Aziz is a highly experienced Consultant Gynaecologist with over 20 years of clinical expertise in women’s health. She supports women across London with early pregnancy concerns, benign gynaecological conditions and minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery.

Ms Michelle Swer

Ms Michelle Swer

Consultant Gynaecologist

Ms Michelle Swer is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist who helps women get clear answers about their symptoms in a calm, supportive way. Patients often see her for period problems, PCOS, early pregnancy concerns, menopause symptoms, and investigations such as ultrasound or hysteroscopy.

Menopause treatment options: HRT and beyond

Treatment should be as individual as your experience of menopause. We'll help you understand the options available and decide what feels right for you.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

HRT is the most effective treatment for many menopause symptoms, replacing the hormones that decline at this stage of life. It comes in several forms, including patches, gels, sprays and tablets with body-identical oestrogen and progesterone, and your clinician will talk you through what's most appropriate for your health, symptoms and preferences. Read more about HRT at our clinic.

Vaginal oestrogen

A targeted, low-dose treatment for vaginal dryness, discomfort and recurrent urinary symptoms. It can be used on its own or alongside other treatments where appropriate.

Testosterone

For some patients experiencing persistent low libido despite appropriate HRT, testosterone may be considered as part of a wider treatment plan.

Non-hormonal treatment and lifestyle support

If HRT isn't right for you, we'll discuss non-hormonal treatments and the role of sleep, nutrition, exercise and psychological support in managing symptoms long-term.

Why choose our menopause clinic

There's no single way to experience menopause, and no one-size-fits-all approach to treating it. Our service brings together Women's Health GPs and consultant gynaecologists, with access to the wider women's health team at London Gynaecology.

BMS-accredited menopause specialists

GPs and consultant gynaecologists accredited by the British Menopause Society.

Dedicated time

Unhurried 45-minute GP and 30-minute consultant appointments, built around you.

Personalised treatment

From HRT to non-hormonal and lifestyle support.

Wider women's health expertise

Full access to London Gynaecology's consultants, scanning and diagnostics.

Menopause specialist FAQs

What is a menopause specialist?

A menopause specialist is a doctor with additional training in perimenopause and menopause care, usually accredited by the British Menopause Society. At London Gynaecology our menopause specialists are Women's Health GPs and consultant gynaecologists, so you can be seen by the right clinician for your symptoms and history.

Should I see a GP or a gynaecologist for menopause?

For most women a BMS-accredited Women's Health GP is the right first appointment: 45 minutes to discuss symptoms, history and treatment including HRT. A consultant gynaecologist is recommended if you have a complex medical history, bleeding concerns, previous cancer, or need surgical or specialist input. Our team will guide you if you're unsure.

Do I need a GP referral to see a menopause specialist?

No. Self-pay patients can book a menopause consultation directly online. If you are using private medical insurance, your insurer may ask for a GP referral before authorising the appointment. Check your policy, and we can advise.

What do they do at a menopause clinic appointment?

Your specialist takes a full history of your symptoms, cycle and health, discusses what may be happening and talks through treatment options: HRT, vaginal oestrogen, testosterone or non-hormonal approaches. Most women over 45 do not need blood tests; if you do, blood tests, pelvic ultrasound and bone density scans can be arranged on site. You leave with a written plan.

Can I get menopause care on the NHS, and why choose private?

Yes. NHS menopause clinics exist and are accessed through a GP referral, and for many women that is the right route. Going private means no waiting list, a 45-minute appointment, the choice of a named BMS-accredited specialist, and no referral needed. Many patients use us for a one-off specialist opinion and continue their care with their NHS GP.

Can I get HRT privately at your clinic?

Yes. Our menopause specialists can prescribe HRT, including body-identical oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone where appropriate, and review it at follow-up. Private prescriptions can be dispensed locally or sent to your pharmacy.

Can you help with perimenopause, before my periods stop?

Yes. You don't need to wait for your periods to stop. Perimenopause symptoms such as changing cycles, sleep, mood, brain fog and hot flushes can start years earlier and are treatable. A perimenopause consultation follows the same format as a menopause consultation.

Where can I see a menopause specialist in London?

Our menopause specialists consult at Harley Street, The Portland Hospital (Great Portland Street), Moorgate and Richmond, and by video consultation. See our menopause clinics in London page for who consults where and how to get there.

Is bleeding after menopause normal?

No. Any bleeding after menopause should always be checked promptly by a specialist to rule out underlying causes. We offer the WID-easy test as a less invasive first investigation.

Can I have HRT if I've previously been told I can't?

Guidance and individual health circumstances change over time. It's worth having a fresh specialist review to see what options may now be appropriate for you.

Do I still need contraception during perimenopause?

Yes, pregnancy is still possible during perimenopause. Your clinician can advise on suitable contraception alongside any menopause treatment.

Ready to talk to someone?

You don't have to have all the answers before you book. Whether you're wondering if you're in perimenopause, struggling with symptoms, or looking for a second opinion, we're here to listen.

Start a conversation

Menopause care shouldn't mean following a standard formula. It should start with understanding you. Our Women's Health GPs and consultant gynaecologists provide personalised, evidence-based care.