At Prince of Wales Private Hospital, we are known for our exceptional gynaecology services, particularly in the areas of oncology, pain management, and advanced endoscopic surgery. We are co-located with the Royal Hospital for Women, a major public teaching hospital, so our gynaecologists have insight into the latest research and emerging technologies.
Our specialist team is made up of highly-experienced, multi-skilled surgeons, including certified Gynaecological Oncologists, Endoscopic Surgeons, Pelvic Floor Surgeons, and Robotic Surgeons. All are dedicated to getting women well and back to living life.
As a private patient, you’ll enjoy immediate benefits. You’ll be able to choose your own senior gynaecologist who’s best suited to you, and there are minimal wait times for treatment or surgery.
General gynaecology services
- abnormal cervical screening tests
- abnormal or heavy bleeding
- adhesions
- endometriosis
- endometrial cancer
- fibroids
- miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy
- ovarian cysts
- pelvic pain
Other conditions
- bladder pain
- childbirth injury
- laparoscopic prolapse tear
- stress and urinary incontinence
- urinary tract infection (UTI)
- urodynamics - testing how well the bladder, sphincter and urethra hold and release urine
- vaginal prolapse
Our experts achieve wonderful results in many complex cases, working closely with other surgical specialties where needed, such as urology, colorectal surgery and medical oncology. The Hospital provides a range of technologies to further improve patient outcomes.
After-care is of a high-level, with ICU capabilities, experienced nursing staff, pain management anaesthetic staff, allied health staff, and close links with rehabilitation and specialty support if needed. Many of our gynaecologists are qualified in advanced laparoscopic (keyhole) and robotic-assisted surgery. This minimally invasive surgery is designed to allow for a faster recovery and minimal scarring. Speak to your GP for more information.
Why choose Prince of Wales Private Hospital?
- Minimal wait times for treatment and/or surgery
- Choose your preferred surgeon from our network of specialists and doctors
- Option to self-fund if you don’t have private health insurance
If I need surgery, how much will it cost?
Like many surgeries performed in a private hospital there’s usually an out-of-pocket fee. The amount will depend on your private health fund cover and the surgery that’s right for you.
No private health insurance?
Option to self-fund
If you don’t have private health insurance, you can choose to self-fund your gynaecological treatment and benefit from minimal wait times for surgery. Your chosen surgeon will be able to talk to you about this option and provide an estimate of costs.
How do I get started?
Talk to your GP. They can refer you to one of our doctors for a consultation who'll complete a thorough assessment and discuss your treatment options.
