Private Gynaecology for Epsom & Ewell Patients
Lambert Medical Practice provides private gynaecology and women's health consultations from our clinic at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton — easily accessible from Epsom, Ewell, Stoneleigh and the surrounding KT17 and KT18 postcode areas. Epsom patients can reach us in approximately 20 minutes by car or by train, with no GP referral required and same-week appointments available in most cases.
Women in Epsom and Ewell seeking timely gynaecology assessment often find that NHS waiting times in Surrey run to many months. At Lambert Medical Practice, Epsom patients can typically be seen within the same week — a faster, more direct route to specialist GP-led gynaecology care.
Our clinic is approximately 7 miles and 20 minutes by car from Epsom town centre. Take the A240 northbound (Cheam Road / Ewell Road) through Cheam and Stoneleigh — you will pass through Ewell and continue north-east until reaching Tolworth. The clinic is on the left as you approach the Tolworth roundabout area. By train, Epsom station to Surbiton station takes around 20 minutes on the South Western Railway service towards London Waterloo.
How to Get Here from Epsom
Lambert Medical Practice is at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE. The route from Epsom is straightforward whether you travel by car, train or bus.
By car from Epsom: From Epsom town centre, take the A240 northbound (Cheam Road, which becomes Ewell Road) through Stoneleigh and into Tolworth. The clinic is situated on Ewell Road in Tolworth, shortly before the Tolworth Tower junction. The journey is approximately 7 miles and takes around 20 minutes in normal traffic. Free on-street parking is available on and around Ewell Road.
By train from Epsom: South Western Railway services from Epsom station run via Ewell West and Cheam to Surbiton station in approximately 20 minutes. From Surbiton station, walk south along Ewell Road for around 10–12 minutes, or take a short taxi. Tolworth station (a few minutes' walk from Lambert Medical) is also served from Waterloo via Surbiton on the Chessington South branch line.
By bus: Bus routes serving the Ewell Road corridor include the 408 (Epsom to Kingston via Ewell and Tolworth), which provides a direct bus link between Epsom town centre and Tolworth.
Why Choose Private Gynaecology near Epsom?
NHS gynaecology waiting lists in Surrey, including for patients registered with GP practices in Epsom and Ewell, can extend to 6–18 months for a first outpatient appointment. For conditions such as endometriosis, PCOS, heavy periods, pelvic pain, or concerns around subfertility, that length of wait can have a significant impact on quality of life — and in some cases, on longer-term outcomes.
Private gynaecology at Lambert Medical Practice offers Epsom women a direct, same-week alternative. Rather than waiting for a referral through the NHS pathway, you can book directly with Dr Dela's clinic, typically within the same week, and receive a full 30 to 45 minute consultation focused entirely on your concerns.
During your appointment, Dr Dela will conduct a thorough medical and gynaecological history review, carry out an examination where clinically indicated, discuss investigations (including blood tests, ultrasound referral), and provide a personalised management plan in writing. You will never feel rushed, and there is no need for you to have already seen your GP about the problem. If your condition ultimately requires onward referral to a hospital specialist, Dr Dela will provide a comprehensive referral letter that sets out your history and clinical findings clearly.
Conditions particularly benefiting from early expert assessment include heavy periods (menorrhagia), polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), suspected endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain, ovarian cysts and fibroids, subfertility, recurrent miscarriage, and menopause or perimenopause. Many women in Epsom find that having a detailed private assessment gives them clarity, peace of mind, and a clear plan — whether they return to the NHS pathway or continue privately.
Conditions We See
Heavy or Irregular Periods
Heavy periods (menorrhagia), painful periods (dysmenorrhoea), irregular cycles, and intermenstrual bleeding. Full hormonal assessment and ultrasound referral arranged as clinically indicated. No need to manage alone — expert assessment available within the same week.
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome)
Irregular cycles, elevated androgens, acne, and excess hair growth. Full hormonal blood panel including testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH, and AMH. Evidence-based management addressing both hormonal and metabolic aspects of PCOS.
Endometriosis
Pelvic pain, painful periods, and painful intercourse — endometriosis takes an average of 8 years to diagnose in the UK. Private assessment with faster access to investigation and specialist referral where appropriate.
Pelvic Pain
Pelvic pain can arise from endometriosis, ovarian cysts, fibroids, adenomyosis, or pelvic floor dysfunction. Thorough assessment to identify the cause and plan appropriate management or specialist referral.
Ovarian Cysts & Fibroids
Initial assessment and interpretation of existing scan findings. Discussion of management options and onward specialist referral where clinically indicated.
Subfertility & Recurrent Miscarriage
Initial subfertility assessment including hormone profiling (AMH, FSH, LH, prolactin, thyroid function). Recurrent miscarriage investigation and referral to specialist recurrent miscarriage clinic where indicated.
Menopause & Perimenopause
Hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, brain fog, and sleep disruption — full menopause consultation with discussion of HRT options and lifestyle management. 30–45 minutes to address your concerns properly.
Cervical Screening
Private cervical smear test with same-week availability. No waiting for your NHS recall. HPV testing and cytology with results discussed at your appointment or shortly after.
Gynaecology Consultation Fees
Initial Consultation
- Full gynaecological assessment
- Personalised management plan
- Medical history review
- Referral letters if required
- 30–45 min appointment
Follow-up Consultation
- Results discussion
- Treatment adjustment
- Ongoing care planning
- Prescription review
Cervical Screen + Consultation
- Cervical cancer light screen
- Gynaecologist consultation
- Same-day results discussion
- No referral needed
Cervical Cancer Test Premium
- Premium cervical cancer test
- HPV & cytology analysis
- Full results report
About Dr Dillon-Gbekor (Dr Dela)
GP with Specialist Interest & Additional Qualifications in Gynaecology & Women's Health
Dr Dela Dillon-Gbekor
Dr Dela Dillon-Gbekor is a GP with a specialist interest and additional qualifications in gynaecology and women's health. Qualifying in 2010 after training in both the UK and United States, Dr Dela has worked across London and Surrey for over a decade. Her postgraduate qualifications include the DFSRH (Diploma of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare) and the DFFP, providing the specific clinical grounding for gynaecological assessment and women's reproductive health.
Dr Dela's approach is unhurried, thorough, and genuinely patient-centred. She is known for creating a warm, sensitive environment in which women feel comfortable discussing concerns they may have been anxious about raising — including problems with periods, reproductive health, and menopause. Her clinical focus covers the breadth of women's gynaecological health, and she is well-placed to support Epsom patients who want timely expert assessment without the delays of the NHS pathway.
Lambert Medical Private vs NHS Gynaecology
| Factor | Typical NHS pathway | Lambert Medical Private |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting time | 6–18 months for outpatient appointment | Same-week appointments available |
| GP referral required | Yes — required to see a specialist | No referral needed |
| Appointment length | Typically 10–15 minutes | 30–45 minute consultation |
| Same-day results discussion | Often posted or via GP later | Yes — discussed at appointment |
| Written management plan | Varies | Provided at every consultation |
| Cervical screening availability | At NHS recall schedule | Book at a time that suits you |
Private Cervical Screening near Epsom
Cervical screening is a crucial tool in the early detection of cervical cancer. The NHS programme invites women aged 25–64 at regular intervals, but many women in Epsom and Ewell find that accessing a timely NHS smear test through their GP practice can be challenging — particularly at certain times of year or if appointments are running behind schedule.
At Lambert Medical Practice, private cervical screening is available to Epsom patients without a referral. We follow the current NHS protocol of primary HPV (human papillomavirus) testing, checking for the high-risk HPV strains responsible for the overwhelming majority of cervical cancers. If high-risk HPV is detected, the sample is examined for abnormal cell changes (cytology). Results are discussed at your appointment or by telephone shortly after the laboratory returns them.
Our Cervical Screen + Consultation package (£169) is our most popular option — combining the smear test with a full gynaecology consultation, so you can address any other gynaecological concerns and receive a written plan in a single appointment. For the most comprehensive cervical cancer assessment, the Premium Cervical Cancer Test (£245) includes full HPV and cytology analysis with a detailed written results report.
No referral is needed. Epsom patients can book directly online, by phone on 0208 133 5694, or via WhatsApp on +44 7882 677844.
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No referral needed. Same-week appointments. 20 min from Epsom.
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380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
20 min from Epsom · A240 / South Western Railway
Free on-street parking available