Initial consultation price:
£275
About Ms Lexie Minter
Clinical Interests
- Perimenopause
- Menopause
- PMS/ PMDD
- Vaginal health
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Hormone replacement therapy
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Post menopause
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Genito urinary syndrome of the menopause (GSM)
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Vulva vaginal health
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Testosterone in women
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Hormones and the workplace
Professional Memberships
- The National Nursing and Midwifery Council
- Royal College of Nursing
- British Menopause Society
- Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare
- National Association of Premenstrual Syndromes
Professional Profile
Lexie began her professional journey as a Nurse, completing her training at the Royal Free Hospital in North London, where she earned a BSc in Nursing in 2001. She gained experience in Accident & Emergency and obtained an additional qualification in Emergency Care. Lexie also trained and qualified as a Midwife, earning a BSc in Midwifery. Throughout her career in London, she worked as both a Nurse and Midwife within the NHS and private sectors at prestigious hospitals including the Royal Free, Chelsea and Westminster, Charing Cross, and St Mary’s.
In 2009, Lexie transitioned to the private sector, where she coordinated on-site healthcare and health initiatives for an investment bank. In 2011, she achieved the Independent Nurse Prescribing qualification from King’s College London. After a period living in New York, Lexie returned to the UK and took on the role of Senior Sister in the Emergency Department at Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother (QEQM) Hospital. She later joined HCA International, where she worked across corporate sites in The City and Central London.
Lexie is deeply passionate about women’s health, female empowerment, and advocacy, which has recently led her to specialize in menopause care. She has completed extensive training courses with the British Menopause Society, participated in international menopause training, and engaged in ongoing professional development with the College of Reproductive and Sexual Health and BMS.
With a wealth of knowledge about both the NHS and private sectors, Lexie expertly guides her patients to the appropriate care. She firmly believes that her role as a nurse is to deliver the highest levels of personalized care and to advocate for her patients at every stage of their journey.
In 2009, Lexie transitioned to the private sector, where she coordinated on-site healthcare and health initiatives for an investment bank. In 2011, she achieved the Independent Nurse Prescribing qualification from King’s College London. After a period living in New York, Lexie returned to the UK and took on the role of Senior Sister in the Emergency Department at Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother (QEQM) Hospital. She later joined HCA International, where she worked across corporate sites in The City and Central London.
Lexie is deeply passionate about women’s health, female empowerment, and advocacy, which has recently led her to specialize in menopause care. She has completed extensive training courses with the British Menopause Society, participated in international menopause training, and engaged in ongoing professional development with the College of Reproductive and Sexual Health and BMS.
With a wealth of knowledge about both the NHS and private sectors, Lexie expertly guides her patients to the appropriate care. She firmly believes that her role as a nurse is to deliver the highest levels of personalized care and to advocate for her patients at every stage of their journey.
