Mr Jonathan Nicholls
Mr Jonathan Nicholls is a Consultant Urogynaecologist Surgeon in Oxfordshire, Banbury
Based At
NHS base
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
3016446
Clinic Timetable
Contact secretary
Clinical interests
Urogynaecology /Pelvic floor surgery
Minimal access / invasive surgery
Heavy menstrual bleeding
Surgical re-construction of pelvic floor prolapse without the use of mesh
Laparoscopic repair of pelvic floor prolapse using mesh
Treatment of Urinary Incontinence and over active bladder
Painful Bladder Symptoms/Interstitial Cystitis
Painful Sex and Sexual Dysfunction
Vulvul Pain Disorders and Lichen Sclerosis
Vaginal, Perineal and Bladder Problems after Childbirth.
Menstrual Disorders (Heavy/Painful/Irregular Periods) using minimal invasive treatments
Laparoscopic hysterectomy
Menopausal Problems
Investigation and treatment of Pelvic Pain
Treatment of fibroids
Investigation and treatment of ovarian Cysts
Professional Memberships
British Society of Urogynaecology
Academic Background
Jonathan Nicholls qualified from University College, London and Westminster Hospital. He was awarded his MD at Imperial College, London, for his research into metabolic disorders.
He undertook higher surgical training in Bristol developing his continence and pelvic floor expertise at the Bristol Urology Institute.
He is currently a member of the Oxford Urogynaecology Multi-disciplinary team and is the Governance Lead for Gynaecology in Oxford University Hospitals Trust.
Based at
NHS base
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
3016446
Clinic Timetable
Contact secretary
Clinical interests
Urogynaecology /Pelvic floor surgery
Minimal access / invasive surgery
Heavy menstrual bleeding
Surgical re-construction of pelvic floor prolapse without the use of mesh
Laparoscopic repair of pelvic floor prolapse using mesh
Treatment of Urinary Incontinence and over active bladder
Painful Bladder Symptoms/Interstitial Cystitis
Painful Sex and Sexual Dysfunction
Vulvul Pain Disorders and Lichen Sclerosis
Vaginal, Perineal and Bladder Problems after Childbirth.
Menstrual Disorders (Heavy/Painful/Irregular Periods) using minimal invasive treatments
Laparoscopic hysterectomy
Menopausal Problems
Investigation and treatment of Pelvic Pain
Treatment of fibroids
Investigation and treatment of ovarian Cysts
Professional Memberships
British Society of Urogynaecology
Academic Background
Jonathan Nicholls qualified from University College, London and Westminster Hospital. He was awarded his MD at Imperial College, London, for his research into metabolic disorders.
He undertook higher surgical training in Bristol developing his continence and pelvic floor expertise at the Bristol Urology Institute.
He is currently a member of the Oxford Urogynaecology Multi-disciplinary team and is the Governance Lead for Gynaecology in Oxford University Hospitals Trust.