Expertise in gynaecology
Coming soon:
Laser for vaginal rejuvenation + Laser for urinary incontinence
Mr Morgan is highly qualified in the field of gynaecology. He is a consultant in the NHS, has his own private practice and runs courses in obstetrics and gynaecological emergencies.
Over and above providing general gynaecological care services, Mr Morgan is proficient in advanced surgical procedures and complex operations. The following is a brief outline of his principal areas of expertise.
Using smaller incisions than traditional or open surgery, KHS is less invasive for patients and promotes faster healing and recovery. For these reasons it is often the recommended procedure to deal with a number of gynaecological conditions, including hysterectomy, sterilisation reversal and endometriosis.
Laparoscopic or keyhole surgery
Endometrial ablation techniques
Dealing with abnormal uterine bleeding or menorrhagia (heavy and/or lengthy periods), these procedures remove the lining of the uterus not the uterus itself. The various techniques include microwave endometrial ablation (MEA) and outpatient Novasure endometrial ablation.
Correcting routine and complicated prolapses, such as vault prolapses, and associated pelvic disorders. Prolapses, or falling down of the bladder, affect the front wall, back wall or top of the vagina and can occur following childbirth, injury, weakness or ageing. It is not uncommon to have more than one type of prolapse. A specialist in this area can best identify individual solutions for treatment and/or surgery.
Pelvic floor prolapse treatment
This includes complex pelvic floor reconstruction surgery.
Urinary incontinence
Treating incontinence via surgery for permanent support to the urethra and bladder. Incontinence may be embarrassing for sufferers and cause great discomfort but is a common problem that can be resolved. Treatment is determined by examining the symptoms and underlying causes. Options for minimally invasive surgical procedures include insertion of tension-free tapes and culpo-suspension.
Removal of benign cysts and teratomas, such as dermoid cysts. Most cysts are non-cancerous. Surgical evaluation is necessary to determine whether a cyst is functional (as part of the menstrual cycle in younger women) or solid or complex. Evaluation and effective removal is through laparoscopy, often as an outpatient procedure.
Benign ovarian cysts
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Patient Stories
Cured using Key Hole Surgery
As a first experience, the keyhole surgery was simple, exceptional and helped my body recover faster. As an entrepreneur I was very happy that my body was able to heal quicker so I gave my business the much needed attention.
Endometrial ablation technique used for cure
It can be very scary undergoing excessive bleeding and even more daunting knowing you will get the help and cure from a trusted medic. I chose to be referred to Mr Morgan and the experience was very reassuring and the healing has been wonderful.
Cured from the discomfort of urinary incontinence
I chose to be referred to Mr Morgan because there was the guarantee of a trustworthy and patient-centred care. I am always very pleased with the friendliness and professionalism of all staff.
Pelvic floor prolapse treatment after first child
My experience with Mr Morgan was very positive and helpful. He would patiently explain everything clearly to me, answer any questions I had. Mr Morgan was compassionate and understanding which made me feel comfortable during my surgery and treatment.
Urogynaecology Surgery
Experienced Gynaecologist
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Monday - Friday
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sunday
Emergencies ONLY