Ms Reeba Oliver

Dr Reeba Oliver Consultant Subspecialist Urogynaecologist Barts Health NHS Trust | Private Practice   Dr Reeba Oliver is a Consultant Subspecialist Urogynaecologist with extensive experience in diagnosing and managing complex pelvic floor and lower urinary tract disorders in women. She holds a substantive NHS consultant post at Barts Health NHS Trust and delivers a comprehensive private service focused on evidence-based, minimally invasive, patient-centred care. She combines advanced diagnostics with tailored treatment plans to improve function and quality of life.   Scope of Practice   Urinary Symptoms: stress, urge and mixed incontinence; overactive bladder; recurrent and complex incontinence; voiding dysfunction; incomplete emptying; post-surgical urinary symptoms.   Pelvic Organ Prolapse: uterine and vaginal vault prolapse, cystocele, rectocele, multicompartment and recurrent prolapse; pessary care; non-surgical and surgical options.   Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: pelvic floor weakness or injury, defecatory dysfunction, childbirth-related trauma, functional pelvic floor disorders.   Complex Urogynaecology: combined bladder, bowel and prolapse symptoms; redo surgery assessment; second opinions; multidisciplinary care pathways.   Recurrent UTI & Bladder Pain: specialist evaluation of recurrent UTIs, post-coital UTIs, persistent urinary symptoms with negative cultures, and bladder pain syndrome. Assessment may include culture review, bladder testing, cystoscopy, pelvic floor and hormonal evaluation, with targeted prevention strategies.   Postpartum Pelvic Floor & Wellness Checks: structured review after vaginal or operative birth including pelvic floor, bladder, bowel and prolapse assessment, perineal healing review, and recovery guidance. Includes care after obstetric anal sphincter injury.   Endoanal Ultrasound: assessment for sphincter injury, faecal incontinence, urgency, complex perineal trauma, and post-repair follow-up.   Diagnostics: multichannel urodynamics, flexible cystoscopy, pelvic floor and endoanal ultrasound, bladder function testing, residual urine measurement.   Treatments: pelvic floor therapy pathways, bladder retraining, medications, hormonal therapies, pessary care, botulinum toxin, urethral bulking.   Minimally Invasive Surgery: laparoscopic colposuspension (mesh-free) for stress incontinence; keyhole prolapse repairs including laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy and sacrohysteropexy.   Works closely with pelvic floor physiotherapy, colorectal, urology and specialist imaging teams for coordinated care.    

All urogynaecology procedures and problems - as above