Expert gynaecological care, high-risk pregnancy support and fertility treatment from a team that listens first.
Gynaecology is the branch of medicine focused on the reproductive health of women, from adolescence through menopause. At Titan Healthcare, our specialist-led team combines advanced diagnostics with a private, judgement-free approach to deliver comprehensive care — from routine screenings to complex fertility treatment and surgery.
4D ultrasound & minimally invasive laparoscopic equipment
Care plans built around your health history & goals
Senior gynaecologists, obstetricians & fertility experts
From adolescence to menopause, all under one roof
Non-cancerous growths in the uterus that can cause pain or heavy bleeding.
Learn More ›4D ultrasound & advanced laparoscopic systems.
Led by senior gynaecologists & obstetricians.
Minimally invasive procedures for faster recovery.
Clear and upfront costs with no hidden fees.
A keyhole procedure that removes uterine fibroids through three small incisions while preserving the uterus, guided by high-definition laparoscopic cameras for precise, tissue-sparing surgery.
A camera-guided procedure that removes polyps or small fibroids from inside the uterine cavity through the cervix, with no external incision and often no need for general anaesthesia.
A full treatment cycle covering ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilization in the lab and embryo transfer, tailored to your fertility profile and supported by a dedicated counsellor throughout.
20+ years of experience in high-risk pregnancy and minimal access surgery.
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Comprehensive scans and lab tests using advanced technology.
A tailored treatment plan built around your goals.
Post-treatment care and regular follow-up visits.
Most doctors recommend an initial visit between ages 13–15, or earlier if there are specific concerns, and then annually once sexually active.
Yes, laparoscopic myomectomy is a well-established, minimally invasive option with smaller incisions, less pain and faster recovery than open surgery for most patients.
PCOS is diagnosed through a combination of symptoms, blood tests and ultrasound, and managed with lifestyle changes, medication or fertility treatment depending on your goals.
No single cycle guarantees pregnancy — success depends on age, ovarian reserve and underlying cause, and your fertility specialist will discuss realistic expectations for your case.
Yes, epidural analgesia used in painless delivery is considered safe for both mother and baby when administered by trained anaesthetists.
Most guidelines recommend a Pap smear every 3 years from age 21, or every 5 years combined with HPV testing from age 30, unless your doctor advises otherwise.
