Private Obstetric & Gynaecological Services in London

We aim to respond to all enquiries within one working day. In most cases we can offer an initial appointment within the week, though this varies with availability. If your situation is urgent, for example, cervical shortening detected on a scan, please say so when you contact us and we will do our best to prioritise accordingly.

The initial consultation is a focused clinical conversation lasting around 30 to 45 minutes. Mr Myriknas will review your medical history, any previous pregnancies, existing scan or test results, and your current concerns. From there he will outline what care would look like for you and which package or service best fits your situation. There is no obligation to proceed on the day. If you have existing notes or scans from your GP, midwife, or another provider, please bring these with you or have them sent ahead where possible.

Yes, absolutely. Partners are welcome at all consultations and at the delivery. Many patients find it helpful to have their partner present, particularly at the initial consultation where care planning is discussed. If you are attending alone and would like a follow-up conversation with your partner included, that can easily be arranged.

Your package covers all consultations with Mr Myriknas at the scheduled intervals, his personal attendance at your delivery, and two postpartum follow-up appointments. It does not include ultrasound scans, blood tests, anaesthetist fees, hospital overnight stays, or charges from other specialists. These are billed separately by the hospital or the relevant provider. A deposit is required to confirm your place after your initial consultation, with the remainder payable before your delivery.

Yes. This is very common. The second and third trimester packages are specifically designed for patients transferring from NHS or another private provider. You do not need to have been with Mr Myriknas from the beginning. The initial consultation will review your existing notes, scans, and history so care continues seamlessly from where you are.

Yes. Mr Myriknas has extensive experience in high-risk obstetrics including gestational diabetes, hypertensive disorders, hyperemesis gravidarum, twin pregnancies, VBAC, and recurrent miscarriage. He also specialises in cervical insufficiency and cerclage for patients who have experienced late loss or preterm birth. If you have a complex history, the initial consultation is the right place to discuss your specific circumstances and what care would look like for you.

Mr Myriknas attends every delivery personally, regardless of where you are in your journey. If labour begins earlier than expected, you contact him directly via mobile and he will be there. The delivery element of your care is not contingent on completing all antenatal appointments first.

Yes. All patients have direct mobile access to Mr Myriknas throughout their care. If you have a concern between appointments, whether it is a symptom, a scan result, or simply a question, you can contact him directly. This is one of the core differences between private and NHS care, and something Mr Myriknas considers an essential part of his commitment to his patients.

Yes. Following your initial consultation, a deposit is required to confirm your place with Mr Myriknas. The remainder of the package fee is due before your delivery date. For planned procedures such as a caesarean section or cervical cerclage, payment in full is required before your date is confirmed and booked. Full details will be provided at the time of booking.

For consultations and care packages, an invoice is issued after your appointment and payment is due within two weeks of the invoice date. For planned procedures, full payment is required in advance. We accept bank transfer and major credit and debit cards. Please contact us directly if you would like to discuss payment arrangements.

Maternity services are not typically covered by private health insurance, as most policies exclude routine obstetric care. However, some elements, such as consultations for gynaecological concerns or specific procedures, may be covered depending on your policy. We recommend checking directly with your insurer before your first appointment. We are happy to provide the relevant procedure codes to help you do this.

Yes. We ask patients to settle fees directly with the practice, and we will then assist you with any claim you wish to make to your insurer. We can provide itemised invoices and the relevant clinical codes required by most insurers. Please let us know at the time of booking if you intend to claim and we will make sure everything is documented appropriately.

Consultations take place at The Kensington Wing and The Chelsea Wing at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, 369 Fulham Road, London SW10 9NH. Deliveries are also conducted at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, which has dedicated private maternity facilities. It is a major London teaching hospital with full neonatal and intensive care provision, ensuring the highest level of safety for both mother and baby.