A private gynaecologist near Chester, in Rossett.
A consultant gynaecologist in Rossett for heavy or painful periods, pelvic pain, endometriosis, fibroids and abnormal smears — plus smear tests and coil fitting. A short drive from Chester.
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Gynaecological problems are easy to put off — especially when the wait for a hospital clinic stretches into months. In Rossett you see Mr Mohamed Mehasseb, a consultant gynaecological surgeon at Liverpool Women's Hospital, who goes through your symptoms carefully, examines you where needed and leaves you with a clear plan, whether that's reassurance, a test or treatment.
Appointments are held at our Rossett clinic, LL12 0HE, just off the A483 between Chester and Wrexham; parking is free.
Appointments and procedures.
Full details and every price are on the gynaecology service page.
A consultant assessment of periods, pelvic pain, menopause or any other gynaecological concern.
A private cervical screening test taken by the consultant; the laboratory fee is separate.
Fitting or removal of a coil; the device itself is charged separately.
A small sample from the lining of the womb, for example to investigate abnormal bleeding; histology is extra.
Removal of a polyp or small lesion from the cervix.
A closer look at the cervix after an abnormal smear, with treatment where needed.
Easy to reach from across the region.
Women travel to us from Chester and the surrounding villages, from Wrexham and from across Flintshire — Rossett sits between them, just off the A483.
You see Mr Mehasseb himself, an MRCOG gynaecological surgeon with a PhD.
Smears, coil fittings and biopsies done by the consultant who assessed you.
Ask when you book or on arrival — it's your choice.
Consultation £200; smear or coil fitting £200 each.
Mr Mohamed Mehasseb
Consultant Gynaecological Surgeon & Oncologist · GMC 6070872
What does a gynaecologist do? +
A gynaecologist is a doctor who specialises in the female reproductive system — the womb, ovaries, cervix and vulva. That covers problems such as heavy or painful periods, pelvic pain, endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, abnormal smear results and menopause symptoms, as well as procedures like smear tests, coil fitting and biopsies.
How much does it cost to see a private gynaecologist? +
A consultation with Mr Mehasseb is £200, and a follow-up is £150. A cervical smear or coil fitting or removal is £200 each, endometrial and vulval biopsies are £350 (histology extra) and a cervical polypectomy is £400. Colposcopy fees are confirmed at your consultation.
Can I see a gynaecologist without a GP referral? +
Yes — you can book directly with us. If your GP has written a letter or you have previous results, bring them along, as they help the consultant build the full picture.
What happens at a gynaecology appointment? +
Mr Mehasseb starts by talking through your symptoms, periods, contraception and medical history. If an examination would help, he explains what it involves and asks for your consent first, and you can stop at any point. You leave knowing what he thinks is going on and what the next step is.
Do you see women with endometriosis? +
Yes. Mr Mehasseb assesses suspected and diagnosed endometriosis and adenomyosis, discusses the options for managing pain and heavy bleeding, and talks through whether surgery is worth considering.
Can I have a chaperone? +
Yes. You can ask for a chaperone for any intimate examination when you book or when you arrive, and you're welcome to decline one too. A friend or relative can also come in with you.
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