Private Practice · London

Mr Parveen
Kumar Verasingam

Consultant Gynaecologist & Endo-Pelvic Surgeon

Tertiary-level endometriosis · Advanced minimally invasive surgery

Expert, consultant-led care for complex gynaecological conditions — delivered with precision, clarity, and continuity.

A practice built around complex care.

— 02 / About

Mr Parveen Kumar Verasingam is a Consultant Gynaecologist and Endo-Pelvic Surgeon specialising in advanced minimally invasive surgery and complex endometriosis.

He leads endometriosis and advanced laparoscopy services within a London teaching hospital and manages a high volume of complex and tertiary referral cases — including multi-organ disease involving the bowel, bladder, and urinary tract.

A significant proportion of the practice consists of patients referred after surgery has been declined elsewhere, or where previous treatment has not resolved their disease. Cases involving extensive deep infiltrating endometriosis, recurrent disease, dense post-surgical anatomy, and frozen pelvis presentations form a routine part of the operating list.

A particular focus —

The practice is built around cases that other surgeons consider too complex to operate on.

His advanced surgical training includes fellowship-level experience in endometriosis surgery under Mr Dominic Byrne, former President of the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy, alongside fellowship training in gynaecological oncology — providing the additional surgical reach often required for the most extensive pelvic disease.

Beyond clinical practice, Mr Verasingam holds an academic appointment as a Clinical Lecturer at St George’s University, Grenada, and is actively engaged in surgical education and the training of the next generation of gynaecological surgeons. He has published widely in peer-reviewed journals across endometriosis surgery, advanced laparoscopy, and complex pelvic disease.

Clinical practice is focused on delivering high-quality, consultant-led care with an emphasis on precision surgery, clear communication, and continuity throughout the patient journey — from first consultation through to recovery.

Profile at a glance

Tertiary Endometriosis Practice

Multi-organ & complex referral cases

Cases Declined Elsewhere

Routine focus on extensive & recurrent disease

Advanced Minimally Invasive Surgery

Laparoscopic & complex pelvic procedures

Endometriosis Fellowship

Trained under Mr Dominic Byrne, Past President, BSGE

Gynaecological Oncology Fellowship

Fellowship-level surgical training

Clinical Lecturer

St George's University, Grenada

Published Researcher

Peer-reviewed journals, gynaecological surgery

London Teaching Hospital

Endometriosis & advanced laparoscopy lead

03 / The Approach

Care is tailored, structured, and delivered directly by a consultant — with extensive experience in complex surgery.

Patients are often referred with longstanding symptoms, previous unsuccessful treatments, or disease involving multiple pelvic organs. The practice is dedicated to the assessment and management of these complex presentations, with a particular focus on endometriosis and advanced minimally invasive surgery.

A consultant-led standard of care

Conditions managed & treatments offered.

— 04 / Clinical scope

Conditions managed

Areas of clinical focus

i

Endometriosis

Including deep infiltrating & multi-organ disease

ii

Adenomyosis

iii

Fibroids

iv

Ovarian cysts

v

Chronic pelvic pain

vi

Menstrual disorders

vii

Early uterine malignancy

viii

Pelvic tuberculosis

Treatments offered

Surgical & procedural care

i

Laparoscopic excision of endometriosis

Including complex multi-organ disease

ii

Laparoscopic hysterectomy

iii

Laparoscopic myomectomy

Including day-case surgery

iv

Ovarian surgery

v

Hysteroscopy

vi

Complex pelvic surgery

With multidisciplinary input

A multidisciplinary team.

— 05 / MDT approach

Endometriosis and complex pelvic disease rarely respect anatomical boundaries. When the disease involves the bowel, the urinary tract, or the deep pelvic side wall, surgical excellence in one organ is not the same as surgical excellence across the pelvis — and no single surgeon, however experienced, can deliver complete care alone.

The practice is therefore built around a longstanding multidisciplinary partnership with senior colorectal and urological colleagues. The most complex cases are planned together, operated jointly where indicated, and reviewed as a team. For the patient, this means one coordinated surgical pathway rather than multiple disconnected procedures across multiple hospitals.

i

Joint planning

Pre-operative review of imaging and operative history with the relevant specialists, allowing a single surgical plan to be agreed before theatre.

ii

Combined operating

Where bowel, bladder, or ureteric involvement requires a second surgeon, both consultants operate together — not in succession across separate admissions.

iii

Coordinated recovery

Post-operative review is shared across the team, with continuity of care maintained by Mr Verasingam throughout follow-up.

Endo-Pelvic Surgeon

Mr Parveen Kumar Verasingam

Consultant Gynaecologist

Lead surgeon for tertiary endometriosis and complex laparoscopic procedures. Coordinates the multidisciplinary pathway from referral through to recovery, with primary responsibility for the resection of pelvic and deep infiltrating disease.

Colorectal

Professor Dvorkin

Consultant Colorectal Surgeon

Renowned colorectal surgeon and longstanding collaborator on bowel-involved endometriosis. Provides the surgical expertise required for shaving, disc excision, and segmental resection in cases of rectal and rectosigmoid disease.

Urology

Mr Godbole

Consultant Urologist

Renowned urologist providing input where endometriosis or pelvic disease involves the bladder, ureters, or wider urinary tract — including ureterolysis, ureteric reimplantation, and bladder reconstruction where required.

The named consultants above are supported by a wider team of senior anaesthetists, specialist theatre staff, dedicated gynaecology nursing, radiology, and pathology — without whom complex pelvic surgery of this nature would not be safely deliverable.

Fee

— 01 / Fee

Thank you for choosing this practice for your care. New patient consultations are £250 and follow-up appointments are £200, with a full 60 minutes set aside for each visit so there is time to listen, examine where needed, and talk things through without feeling rushed.

All major UK private medical insurers are accepted. If you are using insurance, please contact your provider before your appointment to arrange pre-authorisation, and bring your authorisation or membership number with you on the day.

The Wellington Hospital.

The Wellington Hospital, 8A Wellington Place, London, NW8 9LE

Enquiries & Appointments:

Golders Green Outpatients.

Roman House, 296 Golders Green Road Golders Green London NW11 9PY

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— 06 / Contact

Referrals and self-referrals welcomed for the assessment of complex gynaecological conditions.

New patient consultations are arranged through the practice secretary. Existing patients and referring clinicians can use the contact details opposite. Please bring relevant imaging, operative notes, and prior correspondence to first consultations where available.

Mr Parveen Kumar Verasingam

Consultant Gynaecologist · Endo-Pelvic Surgeon

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