Dr Fateh Ghazal (GMC: 6047927)
Driven by a holistic approach to women’s health and wellbeing, I have spent over 13 years working as a Consultant Gynaecologist, specialising in advanced keyhole surgery and specialist gynaecological care. I believe in providing compassionate, patient-centred care that focuses not only on treating symptoms, but also on understanding how gynaecological conditions can affect every aspect of a woman’s life. By taking the time to listen and tailoring care to each individual, my aim is to empower women with the knowledge and support they need to make informed decisions about their health
Areas of Expertise
General Gynaecology & Diagnostics: Hysteroscopy, colposcopy and vulvoscopy, with extensive experience investigating and managing a wide range of gynaecological concerns.
Minimally Invasive Surgery: Advanced laparoscopic procedures for endometriosis, ovarian cysts and hysterectomies, helping women benefit from effective treatment with shorter recovery times where appropriate.
Vulval & Cervical Health: Specialist assessment and management of benign and pre-malignant vulval and cervical conditions, with a focus on early detection, prevention and personalised treatment plans.
In the Community: I am passionate about making high-quality care accessible. Alongside running community gynaecology clinics across Birmingham, I direct innovative health ventures designed to complement the NHS and support women’s health naturally and effectively.
Languages Spoken: Arabic
Cervical Health Support: Charities & Organisations
Living with endometriosis can affect much more than physical health. Patients may need support with diagnosis, treatment choices, pain management, fertility, relationships, emotional wellbeing, work and everyday life.
The organisations below provide trusted information, practical resources and, in some cases, peer or emotional support. They can be useful alongside the care and advice provided by your healthcare team.
TA specialist charity providing information and support around gynaecological cancers, including cervical cancer, HPV and cervical screening. The Eve Appeal also provides its nurse-led Ask Eve information service. It has incorporated the cervical health information previously provided by Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, which closed in 2024.
Provides trusted information about cervical screening, HPV testing, screening results and what happens if further investigation is required.
Provides information and practical, emotional and financial support for people affected by cancer, including cervical cancer.
Provides evidence-based information about cervical cancer, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, as well as access to its nurse information service
Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Provides evidence-based information about women’s reproductive and gynaecological health and patient information resources covering a wide range of gynaecological conditions and procedures.