10 - 20 minutes
2 days
10 - 20 minutes
2 days
Colposcopy at Sur is more than just a procedure; it’s a pathway to peace of mind. It involves using a colposcope to magnify and inspect the cervical area, especially following an abnormal Pap smear. This detailed assessment helps us to guide your care effectively, whether it’s addressing HPV-related changes, cervical cancer risks, or other concerns.
If you’re concerned about the health of your cervix, vagina or vulva, having a colposcopy could offer the following benefits:
While colposcopy is safe, it involves its own risks and potential side effects, including:
Experience comfort and precision with Sur’s colposcopy. A speculum is used for gentle access, and the colposcope provides an in-depth view without entering your body. If needed, biopsies are performed with utmost care for accurate diagnosis.
If your Pap smear indicates abnormal cells or visible changes in the cervix, vagina, or vulva, colposcopy at Sur could be your next step. We’ll discuss the benefits and potential outcomes with you comprehensively.
Post-colposcopy, you can expect a swift return to daily life, with just a day or two of rest. Mild discomfort (similar to menstrual pains) and spotting are normal, and we’ll guide you on managing these symptoms effectively.
You should be able to resume your normal routine with minimal interruption, and you can support your recovery by maintaining a balanced diet and staying hydrated.
Our Patient Advocate will guide you to a suitable surgeon for a video consultation or face-to-face consultation. Should you choose to move forward, we will arrange a pre-surgery meeting, depending on your medical history.
Being in good health is vital for surgery. We’ll arrange a pre-surgery check with our nurses to ensure you’re ready and right for the procedure.
On your surgery day at SUR, we’ll ensure your comfort as we prepare. Your procedure will occur in a surgical theatre, afterwards, you’ll rest in a recovery area or room. Once you’re recovering well, you can head home.
At SUR, we prioritise outstanding aftercare. After your procedure, we’ll support you throughout. We’ll schedule check-ins to track your recovery, and our Patient Advocate is on hand for any post-operative guidance.
Our Patient Advocate will guide you to a suitable surgeon for a video consultation or face-to-face consultation. Should you choose to move forward, we will arrange a pre-surgery meeting, depending on your medical history.
Being in good health is vital for surgery. We’ll arrange a pre-surgery check with our nurses to ensure you’re ready and right for the procedure.
On your surgery day at SUR, we’ll ensure your comfort as we prepare. Your procedure will occur in a surgical theatre, afterwards, you’ll rest in a recovery area or room. Once you’re recovering well, you can head home.
At SUR, we prioritise outstanding aftercare. After your procedure, we’ll support you throughout. We’ll schedule check-ins to track your recovery, and our Patient Advocate is on hand for any post-operative guidance.
Yes, it’s a safe, standard outpatient procedure with minimal discomfort.
Most women experience only mild discomfort, similar to that of a pelvic exam.
Normal eating and drinking are fine unless advised otherwise.
Yes, you can drive yourself home after the procedure.
We aim to provide results as promptly as possible, with clear communication throughout.
It can be safely performed, but we’ll discuss all aspects and potential risks with you beforehand.