Women's health specialist GP consultations for New Malden patients — no GP referral needed, same-week appointments available. Just 5 minutes by train from New Malden station to Surbiton, or 10 minutes by car via the A2043.
Services for New Malden patients:
Lambert Medical Practice provides private gynaecology and women's health consultations from our clinic at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton — just a short journey from New Malden and the surrounding KT3 postcode area. New Malden patients can reach our clinic in approximately 10 minutes by car, or in just 5 minutes by train from New Malden station to Surbiton station on the South Western Railway mainline.
New Malden is a diverse, busy community and women here — as elsewhere in Surrey and south-west London — often face lengthy NHS gynaecology waiting lists. At Lambert Medical Practice, New Malden patients can book directly with our women's health specialist GP without a referral, with same-week appointments available in most cases.
Our clinic is approximately 3 miles and 10 minutes by car from New Malden town centre. The quickest route is via the A2043 (Malden Road / Ewell Road) southbound through Tolworth. By train, New Malden station to Surbiton station takes approximately 5 minutes on South Western Railway services towards London Waterloo. From Surbiton station, the clinic is a 10–12 minute walk south along Ewell Road, or a short taxi. Tolworth station is also very close to the clinic.
Lambert Medical Practice is at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE — easily reachable from New Malden by car or train.
By car from New Malden: From New Malden High Street, take the A2043 (Malden Road) southbound through Worcester Park Road, turning into Tolworth Rise South and joining Ewell Road at Tolworth. The journey is approximately 3 miles and takes around 10 minutes in normal traffic. Free on-street parking is available on Ewell Road.
By train from New Malden: South Western Railway services from New Malden station run to Surbiton station in just 5 minutes — one of the shortest train journeys to our clinic of any location we serve. From Surbiton station, walk south along Ewell Road for 10–12 minutes, or take a short taxi.
By bus: Bus routes including the K4 connect New Malden with Kingston and Surbiton. Journey times by bus vary, but the train is the fastest option from New Malden.
Women in New Malden and the KT3 area who seek gynaecological assessment — whether for heavy periods, PCOS, pelvic pain, endometriosis, cervical screening, menopause, or subfertility — often find that the NHS pathway involves a long wait for a first outpatient appointment. NHS gynaecology waiting times across the South West London and Surrey area frequently run to 6–18 months.
Private gynaecology at Lambert Medical Practice offers New Malden women a direct, same-week alternative. Rather than waiting for a referral through the NHS pathway, you can book directly and be seen in a full 30–45 minute consultation — with no need for your GP to have referred you first.
During your appointment, Dr Dela takes a thorough medical and gynaecological history, examines where clinically indicated, discusses investigations (including blood tests and ultrasound referral where appropriate), and provides a personalised management plan in writing. If your condition requires onward specialist referral, she will provide a detailed referral letter that can help expedite the process whether you proceed privately or return to the NHS pathway.
Conditions particularly benefiting from early expert assessment include heavy or irregular periods, PCOS, endometriosis, pelvic pain, ovarian cysts and fibroids, subfertility and recurrent miscarriage, menopause and perimenopause, and cervical screening. For New Malden patients, our clinic is just 5 minutes away by train — making Lambert Medical Practice one of the most easily accessible private gynaecology options in the area.
Heavy periods (menorrhagia), painful periods, irregular cycles, and intermenstrual bleeding. Full hormonal assessment and ultrasound referral as clinically indicated.
Irregular cycles, elevated androgens, acne, and excess hair growth. Full hormonal blood panel. Evidence-based management covering both hormonal and metabolic aspects.
Pelvic pain, painful periods, and painful intercourse. Private assessment with faster investigation pathways and specialist referral where appropriate.
Pelvic pain from endometriosis, ovarian cysts, fibroids, adenomyosis, or pelvic floor dysfunction. Thorough assessment to identify the cause and plan appropriate management.
Initial assessment, interpretation of scan findings, and management discussion. Onward specialist referral where needed.
Initial subfertility assessment including hormone profiling (AMH, FSH, LH, prolactin, thyroid function). Recurrent miscarriage investigation and referral where indicated.
Hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, brain fog, and sleep disruption. Comprehensive menopause consultation with discussion of HRT options. 30–45 minute appointment.
Private cervical smear test with same-week availability. HPV testing and cytology. No waiting for your NHS recall. Same-day results discussion.
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. Qualifying in 2010 after training in both the UK and United States, she has worked across London and Surrey for over a decade. Her postgraduate qualifications — including the DFSRH and DFFP — provide the specific clinical foundation for gynaecological assessment and women's reproductive health procedures.
For New Malden patients, Dr Dela offers a warm, unhurried, and compassionate approach to women's health. Her practice covers the breadth of gynaecological concerns — from heavy periods, PCOS, and endometriosis to menopause management, cervical screening, and fertility assessment. She is known for ensuring every patient feels properly heard, understood, and supported, with a written management plan provided at every consultation.
| 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 |
Cervical screening is a vital preventive health tool. Many women in New Malden and the KT3 area find that accessing a timely NHS smear test through their GP practice can be challenging, especially during busy periods or if appointments are oversubscribed. Private cervical screening at Lambert Medical Practice is available without a referral and without the wait for an NHS recall.
We follow the current NHS protocol of primary HPV testing, checking for 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) is our most popular option, combining the smear test with a gynaecology consultation in a single appointment. The Premium Cervical Cancer Test (£245) includes full HPV and cytology analysis with a detailed written results report. New Malden patients can book directly online, by phone, or via WhatsApp — no referral needed.
No referral needed. Same-week appointments. 5 min train from New Malden.
Book Online 0208 133 5694 WhatsApp Us380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
5 min train from New Malden · 10 min by car
Free on-street parking available
Comprehensive private gynaecology for women in New Malden, Worcester Park, Raynes Park and KT3
New Malden patients: same-week appointments at Lambert Medical Practice — 5 minutes by train. No referral needed.
380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE | CQC Registered | GMC Registered Doctor