What your first consultation is like
A first consultation runs about an hour, and most of it is you talking. I ask about your cycle, your symptoms and your test results, then about your life, because the two are rarely separate. Bring any recent results or scans you have. By the end you will know what I think is happening, what I suggest, and why.
How the hour goes
First the medicine
I assess what is there and rule out anything serious. This is the same gynecological medicine I have practised for over thirty years, and it comes first. Where I trained is on the about page.
Then the question a lab sheet does not answer
Why is this happening to you, why now, why this body. Patients asked me that often, and it is the reason I went looking past the how. It takes longer to answer than the tests do, which is why the hour is not rushed.
Then a plan you agree with
Where it fits, I use homeopathy and natural medicine alongside the gynecological care, and I follow the effect with you over time. When an intervention is truly needed I will tell you plainly. Nothing is decided in that hour that you have not understood first.
You are allowed to ask why
Before any procedure you have the right to ask why it is offered and whether it can wait. Ask it here. The same goes for the question you have not been able to put to anyone else.
Much of a first visit is being heard properly. You will not be rushed, and what you tell me stays confidential.
What to bring
Any recent lab results, scans or reports you have. If another doctor is treating you, bring what you know about that treatment, including any medicines you are taking.
Write down the questions you keep meaning to ask. They are easy to forget once the consultation starts.
The visit happens online today, and at the Beirut clinic from September 2026. The fees and how payment works are on the booking page.