Mr Paul Fiadjoe was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.
Reviews
Listened to my concerns, I was treated with respect and dignity at all times. He gave me options and provided me with information to read through and research.
I ultimately opted for surgery and have not regretted it for one moment since (despite negative media coverage of similar procedure) I had complete faith in hiscompetence and felt prepared and educated.
Found Mr Fiadjoe to be very professional and approachable. I felt quite anxious prior to my appointment and happily he was able to put me at my ease. Did not feel rushed during my consultation and time was taken to explain all questions that I had and others that he felt were relevant to my issues.
Brilliant appointment, listened and cared
I had a operation in the ladies dept and Dr Fiadjoe explained everything clearly so I understood the pros and cons and what procedures were available.
I decided on the less invasive option as a day care patient and it went brilliantly. Some two months on. I am so glad I had the operation and my decision and the hospital care was brilliant. Even after getting a bladder infection the hospital were able to see me straight away the next day at the hospital and dealt with me ASAP.
After years of numerous visits to different doctors and specialists It was great to meet Mr Fiadjoe and finally realise my symptoms were not in my head.
Up to me now to put in the work with the Physiotherapist and try to prevent or at least delay any surgery that may be needed in the future.
Thank you very much , at last I feel optimistic about my quality of life and will not hesitate to return to see him if needed.
Prolapse is a taboo subject and rarely spoken about, so many women suffer in silence. It would be nice if after giving birth we were told about our precious pelvic floor muscles and how to look after them properly or automatically sent to a Physiotherapist to learn. It would save the NHS fortunes if women were armed with the knowledge to help themselves.
Specialises in
- Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Profile
Mr Fiadjoe's practice covers all aspects of gynaecology. He has specialist clinics in Urogynaecology and treats a large number of women each year with prolapse, urinary incontinence and other bladder problems including pain or recurrent cystitis. He offers the unique expertise of uterine preserving prolapse surgery (Minimally invasive) for women with prolapse who wish to keep their uterus or retain their fertility
As he is both a Gynaecologist and Urogynaecologist he can see women who have both gynaecological problems and bladder symptoms, which is really useful as often these can occur at the same time.
Mr Fiadjoe also has an interest in modern treatments for heavy periods and pelvic pain, which can often be performed in a day case setting. He has expertise in the laparoscopic (key hole) treatment of endometriosis.
Mr Fiadjoe spent a year researching into Female Bladder problems and Vaginal wall Prolapse in Australia. He holds a Urogynaecology Fellowship from the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Mr Fiadjoe lectures on aspects of Gynaecology and Urogynaecology at meetings both internationally, and within the UK. He has publications in both medical and scientific journals, along with published book chapter.
He has a number of clinical excellence awards and awarded the Fellow of Royal College of Obstetrician & Gynaecologist for his services to the Specialty.
He is involved in a number of medical charity work around the world and involved in setting up a training program for Urogynaecology in Ghana as well as Gynaecology laparoscopic surgery at University teaching hospital Lusaka Zambia.
He is a mentor to a number of students from Secondary school to postgraduate trainees.