Cervical polyp removal is a simple procedure to remove these tissue growths from the cervix or inside the cervical canal (the passage between the vagina and cervix).
A special instrument is used to twist the polyps and pull them off, before removing them via the vagina. Usually anaesthetic is not needed, although sometimes a local anaesthetic may be used to numb the cervix if the polyp being removed is particularly large or broad.
Cervical polyp removal is carried out at the Cadogan Clinic as a day case, meaning you will be able to go home the same day as the procedure.