Mr Tom Holland

I had excision surgery for Endometriosis with Mr Holland back in April and he has been amazing from the very first appointment. I’ve never felt so listened to by a consultant, from the very first appointment to my surgery and now as we continue to talk about my ongoing treatment. Above all, I’m now symptom free and have my life back so I am extremely grateful. Thank you!

My consultation with Dr Holland was excellent: he has explained me all details and what was seen on the scan carefully. He is very calm and respectful, I can only recommend him. He has been reassuring and provided reports detailed and helpful. I am glad I was able to have his professional assessment in my case

Dr Holland was very thorough and extremely helpful to make me feel calm and comforted throughout my initial consultation, diagnosis and surgery. I would thoroughly recommend him to anyone who is experiencing severe period pain. Thank you so much.

My partner got treated for her endo with Mr Holland, as a man who knew little if anything about her condition, he was extremely diligent and caring, at the end of the day he made her feel better post visits than she did prior to the visit

Dr Holland has been absolutely amazing and incredibly helpful. I’ve seen him for multiple consultations and had my endometriosis excision surgery with him. He is a true professional, highly experienced, and genuinely caring.

Tom was very personable and friendly. Helpful with his knowledge and support

Doctor took his time to guide me through the changes and respond to all of my questions in a very calm and kind manner, making sure I was comfortable and understanding everything clearly. I was very satisfied with the examination and explaining.

Excellent doctor, reassuring and technically excellent

I saw him over a year for pelvic pain. I’m now pain free and grateful for his care. He followed up after surgery, liaised with other specialties, and was genuinely happy when symptoms improved. However, I have had some issues. He said my “endo belly” was from my bowels, but said he wouldn’t remove any bowel endo as I didn’t have symptoms and said he didn’t check all of my bowel for endo. His gastro referral specialised in upper GI. He said upper and lower GI were the same thing really. He later said “I lied. Sorry” and he’d thought they could help me. When it returned after surgery he said “it might just be that way now”, asked if I was doing weight bearing exercise “why not?! Get on with it!”. It’s since been treated by a different doctor. He said his pain lead focussed on injections not meds so wouldn’t be helpful; then said he’d referred me already. They referred me back to him off their MRI. He read Google’s AI overview of T2 hypointensity and said radiology hadn’t interpreted it but it was probably fine. He disagreed with stopping opioids but wouldn’t put this in writing, as “a gynaecologist isn’t the best person”. His 1st scan he said we’d take slow. Insertion was difficult, he asked if it hurt, I replied a little but felt faint; he then pushed hard, I jumped, he said “that’s the worst part over with”. Removing the probe he said “try to relax”, then pulled before I could respond. My 2nd scan I mentioned an insertion technique, he replied “I do things differently”. I asked why something hurt more, he replied “I pushed harder”. I said this scan was easier, he replie...

I had my post op consultation which was super helpful.