Colposcopy

Private Colposcopy Procedure

Our gynaecologists perform the procedure while actively considering your unique medical history, symptoms, and previous smear results or examination findings. The enhanced identification of abnormal blood vessel patterns, colour changes, or surface irregularities that may indicate precancerous or cancerous changes.

When a suspicious area is identified, a targeted biopsy (or multiple biopsies) can be taken there and then, with minimal discomfort. You receive a real-time diagnosis of visible abnormalities, along with a clear plan for management, follow-up, or waiting for histology results.

Urgent Appointments & Report

From

£625

Why you may need colposcopy
  • Abnormal cervical smear
  • Persistent HPV infection
  • Post-coital bleeding
  • Borderline cervical smear
  • Unusual appearance of cervix
  • Inadequate smear
  • Bleeding between periods
  • Normal Result: The cervix may appear completely healthy, and no abnormal cells are noted.
  • Abnormal Cells (Precancerous): The cells are not cancer but could become cancer if left untreated.
  • CIN Levels (Biopsy Result):

Results may show low grade CIN1 (mild changes often monitored) or high grade CIN2/3 (moderate to severe changes likely requiring removal).

  • Diagnosis: If abnormal cells are found, a treatment plan—often immediate removal (like LLETZ) will be discussed to prevent cancer.
  • Performed by Treating Specialist Gynaecologists
  • Urgent appointments available
  • Same day reports
  • No referral required
  • Easy Access and location 

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