Treatments & Services · Harley Street
Menopause & Women’s Health Clinic in London
Time, expertise and a personalised plan for perimenopause, menopause and wider women’s health, at 19 Harley Street.
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Menopause and perimenopause affect every woman differently, and the symptoms, from hot flushes and disturbed sleep to mood changes, brain fog and joint aches, are often dismissed or misattributed. A dedicated appointment gives you time to be properly heard, assessed and advised.
We take a full history, arrange any appropriate tests, and talk through the options for managing your symptoms and protecting your long-term health. Where treatment involves prescription medicine, that is only ever considered after an individual assessment, and the right choice is made with you.
What does a menopause consultation involve?
We take time to understand your symptoms, medical and family history, and what matters to you, then examine and test as appropriate. From there we discuss the full range of options, from lifestyle and non-hormonal approaches to medical treatment where it is suitable, and agree a plan you are comfortable with.
Because this is a medical decision, any prescription treatment is assessed individually rather than offered on request, with the benefits and risks explained clearly.
What women’s health concerns can you help with?
Beyond menopause, we support women with hormonal and cycle concerns, wellbeing and preventative health, and general health checks. Where a concern needs a specialist, we refer you on with a clear picture already established, so you are not repeating your story from the beginning.
How do you personalise care?
There is no single right answer for menopause, so we start from your symptoms, your health background and your preferences rather than a fixed protocol. The plan is reviewed over time and adjusted as your needs change.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a blood test to diagnose menopause?
Not always. For most women over 45, menopause is diagnosed from symptoms and history rather than blood tests. Tests can help in younger women or where the picture is unclear. Your clinician will advise whether testing adds anything in your case.
Will I be offered treatment at my first appointment?
The first appointment focuses on understanding your symptoms and health, then discussing options. Any medical treatment is considered on its clinical merits after assessment, with the benefits and risks explained, so you can make an informed choice rather than a rushed one.
Can you help with perimenopause, not just menopause?
Yes. Perimenopause, the years of change before periods stop, often brings the most confusing symptoms. We assess and support women through perimenopause as well as menopause and the years beyond, with a plan that adapts as things change.
Speak to our team
Every treatment begins with a free, no-obligation consultation at 19 Harley Street. We assess you in person and give honest advice on what suits you.
Medically reviewed by Dr Deniz Cankat, MD, PhD · 28 August 2026