A hysteroscopy is a simple procedure that helps diagnose and treat conditions affecting the womb (uterus).
A hysteroscopy lets our Consultant Gynaecologist look directly inside your womb to find — and often treat — the cause of symptoms such as heavy, irregular or unexpected bleeding, frequently in a single appointment.
Carried out gently under local anaesthetic at our Tarporley clinic, it’s a thorough, reassuring way to get clear answers close to home — whether you’re here for general gynaecology reasons or as part of your fertility journey. You don’t need a GP referral; you can come straight to us.
Based in Tarporley, we welcome patients from across Cheshire — including Chester, Warrington, Northwich, Nantwich, Crewe and Stoke-on-Trent.
A hysteroscopy is a procedure that uses a thin, telescope-like camera — called a hysteroscope — to examine the inside of your womb (uterus). It’s one of the most accurate ways to investigate abnormal bleeding and to identify polyps, fibroids and other changes to the womb lining.
Where appropriate, small problems can be treated as part of your care. Your hysteroscopy usually takes place within two weeks of your initial consultation.
Your appointment includes:
Every hysteroscopy at Enigma Healthcare is carried out personally by our Consultant Gynaecologist, Prof Mohamed Otify.
Expert, consultant-led gynaecology care — close to home in Tarporley, with no long waits and no hidden costs.
Every hysteroscopy is performed by Prof Mohamed Otify, our Consultant Gynaecologist, with years of NHS and specialist experience — the same expert from consultation to procedure.
No long waiting lists. We usually carry out your procedure within two weeks of your consultation, right here in Tarporley — easy to reach from Chester, Warrington, Crewe, Nantwich and across Cheshire.
No GP referral needed and no hidden costs. You’ll receive a full, clear pricing sheet at your consultation, so you always know exactly where you stand.
If you need a hysteroscopy to assess your womb cavity before IVF or other fertility treatment, we can help — often as an important step in getting your treatment plan right.
There’s no need to book anything separately — it’s simply something to discuss with Prof Otify at your consultation. If you have questions beforehand, our team is happy to help: send us a message using the enquiry form below, or give us a call.
Hysteroscopy is a versatile tool for a wide range of gynaecological concerns — here are some of the most common reasons women come to see us.
If you’re unsure whether a hysteroscopy is right for you, please contact our team — we’ll be happy to advise.
Book a consultation with Prof Otify at our Tarporley clinic — no GP referral needed.
Clear, calm and fully explained at every stage — with transparent pricing throughout.
£250
You’ll meet Prof Otify to talk through your symptoms and history, so together you can decide whether a hysteroscopy is the right next step.
£2,200 · £200 deposit
Your hysteroscopy takes place under local anaesthetic, right here in Tarporley.
If applicable
Any tissue taken during your procedure is sent to the lab for analysis. Results are usually back within 7–10 working days, and we’ll be in touch to talk you through them.
£200
If anything is removed during your procedure, you’ll always need a follow-up appointment to discuss your results and next steps. Results are never given over the phone, by email or by letter — so you leave this appointment with a clear plan.
Because your procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, there’s a small chance Prof Otify may feel it’s best not to continue on the day — for example, if a polyp or fibroid turns out to be larger than expected, or if you’re finding it too uncomfortable.
If that happens, we’d arrange for the procedure to take place under general anaesthetic at another location instead, and Prof Otify will talk you through this on the day, should it come up.
Please note that if your consultant feels it’s best not to continue, a partial charge will apply. This simply reflects the time and care involved — never a penalty — and everything will be explained clearly.
A hysteroscopy isn’t suitable if you are pregnant or think you might be, or if you have an active pelvic or vaginal infection. If your symptoms need urgent attention, please contact your GP or NHS 111; in a medical emergency, call 999 immediately.
If you’re not sure, book an initial consultation and Prof Otify will advise on the safest, most appropriate next step for you.
MSc, MRCOG
Frequently Asked Questions
Not ready to book an appointment just yet, or want to know more about hysteroscopy, your symptoms, or whether it’s the right next step for you? Leave us your details and your question below, and a member of our gynaecology team will get back to you personally.
Prefer to talk straight away? Call us on 01829 863 331.
