Prevent-Age
Gynecologist Consultation
Prevent-Age Gynecologist Consultation is a proactive visit focused on early detection and long-term prevention. In a single, calm appointment, our doctor reviews your history, checks current symptoms, and sets up a clear plan for screening and follow-ups. If needed, we perform a gentle pelvic exam and take simple tests such as Pap and HPV. You leave with practical steps you can do right away and a timeline for the next checks. This approach reduces future risks and helps you understand your body better. It’s straightforward, respectful, and built around your life stage.
Proactive care that prevents problems, not just treats them
Early detection with targeted checks
Focused history, exam, and screening help find concerns before they grow.
Personal prevention roadmap
You receive a plan tailored to age, history, and goals—easy to follow at home and in clinic.
Doctor-led, evidence-based care
Guidance follows current clinical guidelines and uses the right tests at the right time.
Low-discomfort examination
Gentle techniques and clear explanations reduce anxiety and physical discomfort.
Time-efficient visit
Most consultations fit into a 30–45 minute slot with clear next steps.
On-the-spot guidance
You leave with actionable advice; some preliminary results and referrals are given immediately.
Clear steps, evidence-based checks, and a plan you can follow
The Prevent-Age Gynecologist Consultation combines a structured medical history, risk assessment, and targeted examination to build a personalised prevention plan. First, the doctor reviews your cycle patterns, symptoms, previous diagnoses, medications, family history, and lifestyle factors that may influence hormonal balance and gynecologic health. Based on this, we choose the most relevant checks: a pelvic exam when indicated, a speculum exam for cervical screening, and laboratory tests such as Pap cytology and HPV testing. When useful, we add transvaginal or pelvic ultrasound to visualise the uterus and ovaries. Each step follows current evidence on screening intervals and age-specific risks. The results guide a practical plan that can include routine follow-ups, vaccination discussions, imaging, or referrals to related services. You receive clear explanations of what each test looks for, any limitations, and when to repeat it.Contraindications
A consultation is suitable for most people. In some situations, parts of the examination or certain tests may need to be delayed, modified, or replaced. If any of the points below apply, please tell your doctor so we can adjust your visit.
- Active genital infection symptoms (sores, fever, or unusual discharge) that require treatment first.
- Heavy menstrual bleeding on the day of visit that can interfere with cervical sampling.
- Recent pelvic surgery or procedures—examination may need to be postponed per surgeon’s advice.
- Allergy or sensitivity to latex, iodine, or disinfectants used during examination.
- Pregnancy-specific concerns (bleeding, pain) that require obstetric assessment.
- Severe pain or anxiety preventing examination—sedation or alternative timing may be considered.
- Inability to provide informed consent.
One focused visit now; a smart follow‑up schedule for years
Most people need one 30–45 minute initial consultation. If cervical screening or ultrasound is planned, your appointment may take a bit longer. For many, an annual review is enough; some will need 6–12 month follow-ups based on age, previous results, family history, and symptoms. Typical screening includes Pap cytology and HPV testing per guideline intervals. Ultrasound is done when symptoms, exam, or history suggest it. Results that require action are explained with timelines and referrals. Preparation: bring your medication list and medical history; avoid intravaginal products, douching, and intercourse for 24–48 hours before a Pap test to avoid inaccurate results; schedule outside heavy bleeding if possible. After the visit: you can return to normal activities; mild spotting after sampling can happen—use a pad if needed. If a biopsy is taken, avoid tampons, baths, and pools for 24–48 hours, and follow the written instructions you receive. Longevity of results depends on the plan: many people only need routine intervals for years; if risk changes, we adjust the schedule quickly. Related services at Evolution Aesthetics Clinic: Cervical smear (Pap test), HPV testing and genotyping, Transvaginal pelvic ultrasound, Colposcopy, Menopause and hormone balance consultation.What goes well with Prevent-Age Gynecologist Consultation?
- Medical Laboratory TestsTargeted bloodwork (hormones, vitamins, iron, thyroid and inflammation markers) gives your doctor clear data to personalise your plan and spot age-related changes early.
- Body Composition Test with GP DoctorTracking fat, muscle and water links symptoms, weight shifts and energy levels to measurable trends, so your prevention plan can be adjusted at the right time.
- Intimate Area Dryness TreatmentIf dryness is a concern, this therapy improves hydration and comfort; paired with the consultation, you can address triggers and set the right ongoing care routine.
- Private Area Rejuvenation by RadiofrequencyRadiofrequency supports collagen and tissue elasticity. Your gynecologist can confirm suitability and plan the course to match your long-term prevention goals.
- PRP Hair Treatment (Plasma Therapy)Hormone shifts can show up as thinning hair. PRP supports follicles, while the consultation guides labs, nutrition and habits to address multiple factors behind shedding.
Our Doctors
Dr. Rashad Haddad
Gynecologist-Obstetrician
Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Cosmetic Gynecologist, Surgeon from France. DHA License 00033031-012
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