Menopause consultation in Harley Street, London
Menopause & Perimenopause Care at Harley Street
Your health, your power, your journey. Menopause is natural, but struggling in silence is not something you have to accept.
Hot flushes, night sweats, poor sleep, anxiety, low mood, brain fog, joint aches, vaginal dryness, painful intimacy, recurrent urinary symptoms and reduced libido can all affect day-to-day life, relationships and confidence.
At The Women’s Health Clinic in Harley Street, we begin with a free 20-minute telephone consultation. If you decide to move forward, we can arrange an in-depth menopause consultation to explore your symptoms, medical history, goals and treatment options in a calm, respectful and evidence-informed way.
Common reasons women enquire
Women often get in touch because they feel different, dismissed, exhausted, anxious, uncomfortable, or unsure whether symptoms are hormonal.
What may be discussed
Your consultation is built around informed choice rather than one-size-fits-all treatment.
Educational only. Not a diagnosis, prescription, or medical advice. Suitability for any treatment, including hormone treatment, is confirmed only after consultation and assessment. Results vary.
At a glance
Menopause care at Harley Street is designed to help you understand what is happening, what may genuinely help, and what feels right for you before you make any commitment.
Your first step
Free call
20-minute telephone consultation
Initial consultation
£175 guide price
Assessment first
no one-size-fits-all plan
Care route
in-clinic or video where suitable
Treatment planning may include
Important clinical balance
This page explains the service, not a prescription product. Any treatment is discussed individually, with benefits, risks, alternatives and monitoring explained before a plan is agreed.
For many women, menopause care is not simply about a prescription. It is about being listened to properly, having symptoms taken seriously and understanding choices in a calm, private setting.
Harley Street setting
A central London setting for thoughtful menopause support
Harley Street’s medical identity grew from its Georgian Marylebone location, specialist consulting rooms and long association with private medical care. For women seeking menopause support, the setting can make a sensitive conversation feel more formal, private and focused.
At 10 Harley Street, women can discuss perimenopause, menopause, postmenopause, intimate symptoms, HRT suitability, non-hormonal options and follow-up needs in a consultation-led pathway.
Service overview at Harley Street
Understanding menopause and perimenopause care
Menopause is diagnosed after 12 months without a period, but symptoms can begin years earlier during perimenopause. The right support depends on age, symptoms, medical history, bleeding pattern, risk factors and personal preferences.
Perimenopause, menopause and postmenopause
Perimenopause is the transition phase where symptoms can appear while periods are still happening. Menopause is the point after 12 consecutive months without a period, where no other cause explains the change. Postmenopause is the time after this point.
Early menopause, premature ovarian insufficiency and surgical menopause may need more tailored support and longer-term health planning.
Not every woman needs the same route
Care may include education, lifestyle support, HRT discussion, vaginal oestrogen, non-hormonal options, testosterone assessment in selected cases, CBT, pelvic floor support, intimate wellness or onward referral.
The aim is not to push one treatment. It is to help you understand which options are suitable, safe and acceptable for you.
Evidence, safety and treatment choice
Guideline-aware menopause care, explained without pressure
Menopause care is not simply “HRT or no HRT”. Current clinical practice includes careful discussion of symptom pattern, route, dose, risk factors, local vaginal symptoms, non-hormonal choices, contraception overlap, and red-flag symptoms that should not be assumed to be menopause.
Licensed medicines
Licensed body-identical HRT is different from compounded “bio-identical” hormones.
Route matters
Patches, gels, sprays, tablets and local vaginal treatment have different roles and risk profiles.
GSM is common
Dryness, painful intimacy and urinary symptoms are often part of menopause care.
Bleeding needs review
Postmenopausal or unexplained bleeding should not be treated as “just menopause”.
Educational only. This is not prescribing advice. Suitability and treatment choices are confirmed after consultation.
How it works
Your Harley Street menopause consultation pathway
The process is designed to help you understand the service first, then move into a detailed consultation only if it feels right for you.
1. Free telephone consultation
A no-obligation 20-minute call with a nurse advisor to explain the service and answer initial questions.
2. Initial consultation
If you wish to proceed, an initial menopause consultation is arranged. The current guide price highlighted is £175.
3. History and suitability
Your clinician reviews symptoms, cycle history, medical history, medication, risk factors and goals.
4. Plan and review
You receive a tailored plan. If medication is appropriate, review and monitoring are discussed.
Who commonly explores this
Who may benefit from menopause support?
You do not need to have all the answers first. A consultation can help when symptoms are affecting daily life, confidence, intimacy, work, sleep or relationships.
When symptoms begin before periods stop
If your periods are changing, or your symptoms are happening before your periods have stopped, perimenopause may be part of the picture.
When symptoms continue after periods stop
Symptoms do not always stop once periods stop. Vaginal, bladder, sleep, mood, sexual and long-term health concerns may continue into postmenopause.
Vaginal, bladder and sexual comfort
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause can affect the vulva, vagina, bladder and urethra. These symptoms are common, but many women never mention them unless asked directly.
When menopause happens earlier or suddenly
Early menopause, premature ovarian insufficiency and surgical menopause can feel sudden, confusing and emotionally difficult. These situations often need tailored support and long-term planning.
Explore the conditions we assess
Browse related treatments and condition pathways. If you are unsure what applies to you, start with the free telephone consultation.
Guide pricing at Harley Street
Menopause service pricing
We believe pricing should be clear before you decide. The initial menopause consultation guide price is highlighted below. For follow-ups, blood tests, prescription/admin fees, packages and the latest charges, please check the pricing page.
Free telephone consultation
A no-obligation 20-minute call with a nurse advisor to understand the service before booking.
20-minute telephone call.
Initial menopause consultation
An in-depth appointment to review symptoms, history, goals, suitability and options.
Guide price — confirm on pricing page.
Follow-up, blood tests & prescriptions
Follow-up appointments, private prescription arrangements, blood tests and mini-services may vary.
Latest fees and packages.
Before booking
Start with the free call
If you are unsure whether the menopause service is right for you, begin with the free telephone consultation. If you are ready for a detailed assessment, the initial menopause consultation is highlighted at £175.
Reviews and patient stories
How women often describe the experience
Women looking for menopause care often want to know one thing: “Will someone finally listen and help me understand my choices?”
Watch patient stories, case studies and media features
Hear from women who have sought support from The Women’s Health Clinic and learn more about our wider women’s health approach. Individual experiences vary.
Why Harley Street
A central London setting women already associate with specialist, private, consultation-led care.
Local trust
Why the Harley Street location matters
Choosing Harley Street is not just about convenience. For many women seeking menopause support, it is about privacy, time, a proper conversation and a clear central-London destination.
The clinic sits within the wider Harley Street area between Cavendish Square and Queen Anne Street, giving women a calm, professional setting for menopause and intimate health discussions.
How to find us
Visit our Harley Street flagship
We are located at 10 Harley Street, situated in the heart of London’s medical district, between Cavendish Square and Queen Anne Street. Because Harley Street buildings are often historic, patients with mobility needs should contact the clinic before travelling so access support can be arranged.
By Underground
Oxford Circus is approximately 7–10 minutes away on foot. Bond Street and Regent's Park are each around a 10 minute walk.
By Bus
Major bus stops are nearby on Oxford Street and Marylebone Road. London buses are low-floor and ramp-equipped.
Accessibility
A portable ramp is available on request, a passenger lift serves all floors, accessible restrooms are on the lower ground floor, and assistance dogs are welcome.
Parking
Metered on-street parking and underground car parks are available nearby, but central London parking can vary. Please check availability, access and current restrictions before travelling.
The team at Harley Street
Meet the people behind your care
Explore the Harley Street team connected to this pathway.
Gaynor Owen
Nu-V Coordinator and Practitioner Performing Nu-V since 2017 Registered nurse Meet the practitioner Gaynor Owen Nu-V Coordinator and…
Read MoreJill Crowe
Director of Relationships 20+ years’ nursing experience Registered adult nurse Meet the practitioner Jill Crowe Director of Relationships…
Read MoreDr Farzana Khan
Women’s health doctor 20+ years’ medical experience GMC registered Meet the practitioner Dr Farzana Khan MD, MRCGP, DFFP…
Read MoreStill not sure where to start?
Browse the wider treatment pages or book a free consultation.
Find the right path
Start with the concern that feels most relevant to you
You do not need to self-diagnose. These pathways are here to help you explore common concerns and take the next step with more clarity.
FAQs
Questions women ask about menopause care at Harley Street
A simple starting point. Final suitability, diagnosis, and treatment planning are confirmed after consultation and assessment.
Can I book a menopause consultation at the Harley Street clinic?
What happens during the free telephone consultation?
How much is the initial menopause consultation?
Do I need to know whether I am in menopause before booking?
Do I need blood tests?
Can HRT be discussed?
Can you help with vaginal dryness, painful sex or urinary symptoms?
Can testosterone be discussed?
What symptoms should not be ignored?
Is Harley Street easy to get to?
Educational only. Not a diagnosis, prescription or medical advice. Suitability for any treatment, including hormone treatment, is confirmed only after consultation and assessment. Results vary.
