Our specialist menopause service offers personalised, evidence-based care to support women through perimenopause and menopause with expert assessment, tailored treatment plans and ongoing guidance focused on long-term wellbeing.
Treatment
Menopause Care
Our menopause clinic is led by Louise Hughes, an Advanced Nurse Practitioner and British Menopause Society Advanced Accredited Menopause Specialist.
The service is designed to provide compassionate, clinically led support for women experiencing hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause.
Consultations focus on understanding your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle and individual health goals. Common concerns may include hot flushes, mood changes, sleep disturbance, low energy, brain fog, anxiety, reduced libido and changes affecting skin, weight or overall wellbeing.
Following a detailed assessment, a personalised treatment plan may include lifestyle advice, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) guidance, non-hormonal treatment options and ongoing monitoring where appropriate.
The approach is holistic, discreet and patient-centred, helping women make informed decisions about their health with clarity and confidence.
Why This Treatment Might Be Suitable for You
- You are experiencing symptoms linked to perimenopause or menopause
- You would like specialist guidance on HRT or alternative treatment options
- You are seeking support for complex or ongoing menopausal symptoms
- You want a personalised, evidence-based approach to menopause care
- You are looking for continuity of care and ongoing symptom management
- You would value dedicated time to discuss your health concerns in detail
FAQs
What symptoms can menopause treatment help with?
Menopause care can support a wide range of symptoms including hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, anxiety, sleep disturbance, low libido, fatigue and brain fog.
Do I need HRT to benefit from a menopause consultation?
No. Treatment recommendations are tailored individually and may include lifestyle guidance, non-hormonal options or HRT depending on your symptoms, medical history and preferences.
How long does a menopause consultation take?
Initial consultations typically last 45–60 minutes, allowing time for a comprehensive assessment and personalised treatment discussion.
