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Gentle care forevery season of her

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gynaecology,pregnancy & motherhood

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BankoleOluwale
MBBS · FWACS · FMCOGConsultant Obstetrician & GynaecologistOnline consultations · Est. 2008
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From your very first period questions to the moment you hold your baby, and every quiet, uncertain, joyful week in between, I walk beside women with evidence-based medicine and the patience of someone who truly listens.

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( 01 ) How I can help

Care that grows with you

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Antenatal &
pregnancy care

Scans, screening and unhurried check-ins from week 6 to week 40.

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02

Fertility &
conception

Cycle tracking, ovulation work-ups and a clear plan when it’s taking longer.

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03

Safe delivery
& birth planning

Natural birth, VBAC or caesarean: a plan you understand and agree to.

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04

Well-woman
gynaecology

Pap smears, HPV vaccination, contraception and honest answers.

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Postpartum &
the 4th trimester

Healing, breastfeeding support and checking in on your mood, too.

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Minimally invasive
surgery

Laparoscopic fibroid, cyst and endometriosis surgery with faster recovery.

( 02 ) Your pregnancy, week by week

Week 0/40

Nine months,
one gentle
roadmap.

Scroll to travel through each trimester and what we’ll do together at every stage.

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Before conception

Preparing
your body

  • Pre-pregnancy health check
  • Folic acid & nutrition plan
  • Genotype & blood group counselling
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Weeks 1 to 13 · First trimester

Hearing the
first heartbeat

  • Dating & viability scan
  • Booking bloods & screening
  • Managing nausea & fatigue
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Weeks 14 to 27 · Second trimester

Watching
you bloom

  • Detailed anomaly scan
  • Glucose tolerance test
  • Movement, sleep & exercise guidance
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Weeks 28 to 40 · Third trimester

Getting ready
to meet them

  • Growth scans & monitoring
  • Your personal birth plan
  • Hospital bag & labour signs
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After birth · Fourth trimester

Caring for
the mother, too

  • 6-week postnatal review
  • Breastfeeding & pelvic floor
  • Emotional wellbeing check-ins

Trying for a baby?

Track your ovulation

Enter the first day of your last period and how long your cycle usually is. We’ll estimate your fertile window, your ovulation day and when your next period is due.

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Just found out?

Find your due date

Enter the first day of your last period and we’ll estimate your due date, how far along you are and your current trimester.

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Women first · Mothers always · Women first · Mothers always ·

( 03 ) Meet your doctor

Hello, I’m Dr. Oluwale.

Dr. Bankole Akintomiwa OluwaleMBBS · FWACS · FMCOG · Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

I became an obstetrician because I watched my own mother navigate a difficult pregnancy with too few answers. Eighteen years and thousands of births later, my promise is simple: you’ll always understand what’s happening in your body, and why.

  • Training

    University of Lagos · Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists, London

  • Special focus

    High-risk pregnancy, fibroids, PMOS (PCOS) & minimally invasive surgery

  • Languages

    English · Yoruba · Igbo · Pidgin

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( 04 ) Conditions I treat

Hover a condition to learn more. Every plan starts with listening.

( 05 ) Consultations

One simple fee

Online consultation

Flat fee

₦35,000per consultation

  • 45-minute video consultation
  • Review of history & symptoms
  • Tests arranged if needed
  • Written care plan
Same fee for
  • Gynaecology
  • Pregnancy
  • Fertility
  • Postnatal care
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Why mothers choose us

Time to
actually talk

Appointments are never rushed. Bring your list of questions and we’ll go through every one.

One doctor,
start to finish

The same familiar face from your first scan to delivery day, with no starting over each time.

Care from
wherever you are

Private video consultations from home or work: no traffic, no waiting room, no time off.

( 06 ) Questions

You might be wondering

When should I book my first pregnancy appointment?

Ideally between weeks 6 and 8 after a positive test. That’s when an early scan can confirm and date the pregnancy, and we can start you on the right supplements.

Do you see patients who aren’t pregnant?

Absolutely. Around half of our patients come for gynaecology: period problems, fibroids, PMOS (PCOS), contraception, screening and menopause care.

Which hospitals do you deliver at?

Any hospital you choose. We’re mobile, so we come and meet you there for your delivery. We’ll plan it together during your second trimester.

Can my partner join my appointments?

Yes, partners and birth companions are always welcome to join the video call, even from a different location.

Do you accept HMO / health insurance?

No, we don’t work with HMOs or health insurance. Every consultation is one flat fee of ₦35,000, so you always know the cost upfront.

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Begin your journey

Tell us a little about you and we’ll call to confirm a time that suits.

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In an emergency, such as heavy bleeding, severe pain or reduced baby movements, go to your nearest emergency department or call 112.