Miss Jemilat Gbadamosi is an accomplished Consultant Gynaecologist and Urogynaecologist, renowned for her patient advocacy, evidence-based approach, and compassionate care. She is the Urogynaecology Lead at University Hospital Lewisham, where she provides expert management of pelvic floor disorders, prolapse, and incontinence. Her dedication to women’s health extends beyond her clinical duties, as she actively contributes to NHS clinical leadership and medical education.

Miss. Gbadamosi serves a diverse patient population across South London and surrounding regions, seeing both insured and self-pay women. Her comprehensive approach ensures each woman receives tailored care that prioritises her safety, comfort, and individual needs.

Miss Gbadamosi graduated from Leicester Medical School UK in 2010 and became a member of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (MRCOG) in 2015. She has trained extensively across hospitals in the Midlands and London, including at University Hospitals of Leicester and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.

In addition to her clinical qualifications, she holds a PG Certificate in Obstetric Ultrasound (2021) and MBA in International Healthcare Management (2025). Miss. Gbadamosi is also an active educator, facilitating simulation-based training, workshops, and online tutorials contributing to the development of future healthcare professionals both nationally and internationally.

Patients consistently commend Dr. Gbadamosi for her empathetic approach, thorough explanations, and dedication to individualised care. She believes in working collaboratively with her patients, helping them understand their conditions and empowering them to make informed decisions. Her clinicians attribute her calm, reassuring manner and clarity of communication as key to building trust.

Miss Gbadamosi has developed extensive expertise across a broad spectrum of women’s health issues, including management of genital prolapse, urinary incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, recurrent urinary tract infections, heavy or painful periods, fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and menopausal concerns. She offers both surgical and non-surgical treatment options, employing the latest minimally invasive techniques such as hysteroscopy, vaginal surgery, and laparoscopy, along with pelvic ultrasound assessments.

Her commitment to advancing women’s health is reflected in her involvement in numerous research and quality improvement projects that aim to optimise patient outcomes. She emphasises the importance of enhanced recovery pathways and minimally invasive surgery to expedite recovery and reduce hospital stays, with demonstrated success in lowering complication rates.

Investigations Provided:

• Pelvic Ultrasound scan
• Urodynamic study
• Cervical smear
• Colposcopy

Procedures Performed:

• Vaginal hysterectomy
• Laparoscopic-assisted Vaginal hysterectomy
• Pelvic floor repair
• Colposuspension
• Removal of ovarian cysts
• Endometrial ablation
• Ultrasound

• Bladder function:
  • Recurrent Cystitis (urinary infection)
  • Urge/frequency (overactive or urgent bladder)
  • Urge incontinence (urinary leakage with urge)
  • Stress incontinence (urinary leakage with exercise or activity)
  • Voiding difficulty (problem with bladder emptying)
  • Painful bladder symptoms (interstitial cystitis)
  • Bedwetting

• Vaginal support:
  • Lax vagina or prolapse (vaginal bulge or lump)

• Childbirth / pregnancy-related issues:
  • Incontinence or other bladder problems
  • Painful perineum or wound healing issues

• General and adolescent gynaecology:
  • Painful or heavy periods
  • Enlarged or asymmetric labia causing pain or discomfort
  • Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
  • Contraception difficulties
  • Pre-menstrual syndrome / pelvic pain
  • Absent or infrequent periods
  • Cervical polyps

• Sexual function:
  • Vaginismus

• Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (RCOG)
• General Medical Council (GMC)
• British Society of Urogynaecologists (BSUG)
• British Society of Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology (BSCCP)
• British Medical Association (BMA)
• Medical Defence Union (MDU)