Women's health specialist GP consultations for Kingston patients — no GP referral needed, same-week appointments available. Just 10 minutes from Kingston by car, or 3 minutes by train from Kingston station to Surbiton.
Services for Kingston patients:
Lambert Medical Practice provides private gynaecology and women's health consultations from our clinic at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton — a short journey from Kingston upon Thames. Whether you live in Kingston, New Malden Road, or the surrounding KT1 and KT2 postcode areas, our clinic offers direct access to specialist GP-led gynaecology care with no referral required and same-week appointments in most cases.
Many women in Kingston find that NHS gynaecology waiting times make it difficult to get a timely assessment for conditions such as heavy periods, PCOS, or pelvic pain. At Lambert Medical Practice, Kingston patients can typically be seen within the same week — without needing a referral from their GP.
Our clinic is approximately 2 miles and 10 minutes by car from Kingston town centre. By train, Kingston station to Surbiton station takes just 3 minutes on the South Western Railway service towards London Waterloo. From Surbiton station, the clinic is a 5–7 minute walk along Ewell Road, or a short taxi ride.
Lambert Medical Practice is located at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE — easily reachable from Kingston upon Thames by car or public transport.
By car from Kingston: Head south from Kingston town centre on the A240 (Ewell Road). Pass through Surbiton and continue along Ewell Road through Tolworth. The clinic is on the right-hand side shortly after the Tolworth roundabout junction. The journey typically takes around 10 minutes in normal traffic. Free on-street parking is available on and around Ewell Road.
By train from Kingston: Take any South Western Railway service from Kingston station towards London Waterloo. Surbiton station is the very next stop — just 3 minutes. From Surbiton station, walk south along Ewell Road for approximately 10–12 minutes, or take a taxi (usually 2–3 minutes). Tolworth station is also close to the clinic and is served by the Chessington South branch line from Waterloo via Surbiton.
By bus: Several bus routes serve the Ewell Road corridor between Kingston and Tolworth, including the 465, which connects Kingston, Surbiton and Tolworth directly.
NHS gynaecology services in the Kingston and Surrey area, like much of England, often face waiting times of 6 to 18 months for a first outpatient appointment. For conditions such as heavy periods, suspected endometriosis, PCOS, or unexplained pelvic pain, that delay can mean months of unnecessary suffering, disruption to daily life, and uncertainty about what is happening in your body.
Private gynaecology at Lambert Medical Practice offers Kingston women a faster, more personalised alternative. Rather than waiting for a referral to come through the NHS pathway, you can book directly — typically within the same week — and receive a full 30 to 45 minute consultation dedicated entirely to your concerns.
During your appointment, Dr Dela will take a thorough medical and gynaecological history, carry out an examination where clinically indicated, discuss investigations (including blood tests and ultrasound referral where appropriate), and provide a personalised management plan in writing. There are no rushed consultations, no being told to come back in three months, and no need to have already seen your GP about the problem.
Conditions that particularly benefit from early expert assessment include heavy or irregular periods, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain, ovarian cysts and fibroids, subfertility and recurrent miscarriage, as well as menopause and perimenopause symptoms. If your condition requires onward referral to a hospital specialist, Dr Dela will provide a detailed referral letter — which can often speed up the process whether you are going privately or returning to the NHS.
Menorrhagia (heavy periods), dysmenorrhoea (painful periods), irregular cycles, and intermenstrual bleeding are among the most common reasons women seek private gynaecology. Full hormonal assessment and ultrasound referral arranged as indicated.
Irregular periods, elevated androgens, acne, and excess hair growth. Diagnosis uses the Rotterdam criteria, with a full hormonal blood panel and evidence-based management covering both hormonal and metabolic approaches.
Chronic pelvic pain, painful periods, and pain during intercourse — endometriosis takes an average of 8 years to diagnose in the UK. Private assessment provides faster access to investigation and specialist referral where appropriate.
Pelvic pain can have multiple causes including endometriosis, ovarian cysts, fibroids, adenomyosis, or pelvic floor dysfunction. Thorough assessment to identify the cause and plan appropriate management or onward referral.
Initial assessment, interpretation of existing scan findings, and discussion of management options. Ultrasound referral and onward specialist referral arranged where clinically indicated.
Initial subfertility assessment including hormone profiling (AMH, FSH, LH, prolactin, thyroid function) and ovulation assessment. Recurrent miscarriage investigation and referral to specialist recurrent miscarriage clinic where indicated.
Hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, brain fog, and vaginal dryness — comprehensive menopause assessment with discussion of HRT options, local oestrogen, and lifestyle management. Full 30–45 minute consultation.
Private cervical smear test with same-week availability. HPV testing and cytology. No waiting for your NHS recall. Same-day results discussion with the clinician who performed the test.
GP with Specialist Interest & Additional Qualifications in Gynaecology & Women's Health
Dr Dela Dillon-Gbekor is a GP with a specialist interest and additional qualifications in gynaecology and women's health. She qualified in 2010, having trained in both the UK and the United States, and has worked across London and the surrounding counties for over a decade. Her postgraduate qualifications — including the DFSRH (Diploma of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare) and the DFFP — provide the specific clinical foundation for gynaecological assessment and women's reproductive health procedures.
Dr Dela is known for her warm, patient-centred approach to women's health. She takes the time to listen, to explain, and to work collaboratively with patients on a plan that fits their individual circumstances. Her clinical focus encompasses menstrual health, PCOS, endometriosis, pelvic pain, menopause, cervical screening, and reproductive health — bringing together expertise across the breadth of women's gynaecological concerns. For Kingston patients, she offers an accessible alternative to lengthy NHS waiting lists, with appointments typically available within the same week.
Understanding the difference between private and NHS gynaecology can help you decide the right path for your situation. Here is how the two routes typically compare for women in Kingston:
| 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 same appointment |
| Written management plan | Varies | Provided at every consultation |
| Cervical screening availability | At NHS recall schedule | Book at a time that suits you |
Cervical screening — sometimes called a smear test — is one of the most effective tools for the early detection of cervical cancer. The NHS programme invites women aged 25–64 at regular intervals (every 3 years from age 25–49, and every 5 years from age 50–64), but many women in Kingston find they cannot get a timely appointment at their NHS GP practice, have been anxious about waiting, or simply prefer to have their screening done privately at a time and place of their choosing.
At Lambert Medical Practice, private cervical screening is available to Kingston patients without a referral or long wait. The test follows the current NHS protocol of primary HPV (human papillomavirus) testing — checking for the high-risk HPV strains responsible for the 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) combines the screening test with a gynaecology consultation — meaning you can have your smear test, discuss any other gynaecological concerns, and receive a written plan, all in a single appointment. For women who want the most comprehensive cervical cancer assessment, the Premium Cervical Cancer Test (£245) includes full HPV and cytology analysis with a detailed results report.
No referral is needed for private cervical screening. Kingston patients can book directly online, by phone, or via WhatsApp.
No referral needed. Same-week appointments. 10 min from Kingston.
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10 min by car from Kingston · 3 min by train
Free on-street parking available
Comprehensive private gynaecology for women in Kingston, KT1 and KT2
Kingston patients: same-week appointments at Lambert Medical Practice — just 10 minutes away. No referral needed.
380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE | CQC Registered | GMC Registered Doctor