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Bilateral vasectomy

The London Clinic’s leading urology surgeons are highly-skilled in bilateral vasectomy surgery

Crohn's Disease - abdominal surgery

Crohn’s disease causes inflammation of your bowel. Surgery is usually recommended if medication fails to improve your symptoms.

Femoroacetabular impingement treatment

Femoroacetabular impingement can be treated using preventive measures to stop the underlying structural abnormalities in the hip joint

Haemochromatosis treatment

Haemochromatosis treatment involves taking blood a pint at a time to deplete the body’s iron stores in a procedure called venesection.

Aquablation therapy

Aquablation therapy for benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) at The London Clinic. The London Clinic was the first private hospital in London to offer this.

Chemotherapy for breast cancer

Chemotherapy drugs work in different ways, so a combination of medications is often used to prevent the cancer cells dividing and spreading.

Continuous subcutaneous hydrocortisone infusion for Addison's disease

The London Clinic is the only private hospital in the UK to introduce hydrocortisone infusion pumps for patients affected by Addison's disease

Knee replacement surgery

Our competitive all inclusive packages offer a seamless service from consultation through to post-surgery and aftercare.

Long covid treatment

We provide the latest evidence-led treatments for long covid syndrome. Get the best possible care and accelerate your recovery back to better health.

Prolapse treatment

Several surgical alternatives are available, and the surgery is chosen by the consultant gynaecologist based on each individual patient’s circumstances.

Non-Invasive Skin Cancer Treatment Rhenium-SCT

At TLC, we are proud to be the first UK-based private hospital to launch Rhenium SCT® – a painless treatment for patients with non-melanoma skin cancer.

Chemotherapy for triple negative breast cancer treatment

Patients with triple negative breast cancer do not respond well to hormonal breast cancer treatments and therefore require a different treatment programme.