Special expertise
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome + Endometriosis + Menopause + HRT + Fertility + Painful/Heavy Periods + Abnormal Bleeding + Sexual Health + Low Libido + Breast Diseases + Contraception + Fibroids + Coil/Implant Fitting/Removal + Smear Tests + Ultrasound Scans
Profile
Dr Victoire Kotur de Castelbajac is a highly skilled and compassionate gynaecologist specialising in women's health supported by ultrasound scans. She has special expertise in breast diseases, has a Master’s Degree in Biostatistics and studied ovarian cancer at the Curie Institute in Paris. She is fluent in English and French. Victoire provides the best possible quality care and treatment for all female gynaecological conditions. Her holistic approach means that she considers her patient's condition as part of the physical, psychological, and social whole, which enables her to deliver great care. She prides herself on being a careful listener who shows mutual respect for her patients, making her a trusted and respected healthcare provider. Dr Kotur de Castelbajac supports her physical examinations with ultrasound scans where needed to enable her to explore symptoms, such as fibroids, cysts and polyps, and guide her diagnosis.
She qualified in France and is experienced in managing a wide range of gynaecological conditions including:
- polycystic ovarian syndrome
- endometriosis
- sexually transmitted diseases
- contraception
- painful period
- fertility
- heavy bleeding
- abnormal bleeding
- low libido
- sexual discomfort
- breast diseases (benign and cancer)
- fibroids
- menopause and HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy)
Dr Kotur de Castelbajac also carries out various procedures including:
- coil/implant removal
- smear tests/HPV tests
- gynaecological ultrasounds
- early pregnancy care
- breast examination
Victoire was Specialist Registrar at the Breast Diseases Centre in St Louis Hospital in Paris, where she focused on breast cancer and benign breast conditions. She then practised privately in Marseille and Paris until she moved to the UK.