HPV Vaccination
Private HPV vaccination for teenagers and adults who missed the school programme.
HPV Vaccination in Battersea
HPV (human papillomavirus) is extremely common — most people will encounter it at some point. While usually harmless, certain strains cause the majority of cervical cancers as well as several other cancers affecting all genders, and genital warts.
The HPV vaccine is one of the most effective cancer-prevention tools we have. It’s offered in UK schools, but plenty of people missed it — because of age, absence, or moving to the UK later — and can still be protected privately.
Who Should Consider Private HPV Vaccination?
- Teenagers who missed the school programme
- University students and young adults
- Adults who never received it and want protection
- Anyone advised by a clinician that vaccination would benefit them
What to Expect
A quick, discreet appointment: a short consultation to confirm suitability and dose schedule, then the injection itself. Any remaining doses are booked before you leave.
Contact reception to check availability and current pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the HPV vaccine for?
It's routinely offered in UK schools around Year 8, but anyone who missed it — including adults — can benefit. It's relevant for all genders.
I'm an adult — is it too late to have the HPV vaccine?
No. While the vaccine works best before exposure to HPV, adults can still gain meaningful protection. Our clinician will discuss the likely benefit in your circumstances.
How many doses will I need?
Depending on age and circumstances this is typically one to three doses. We'll confirm your schedule at the first appointment.
This service includes your consultation, the vaccine or product itself, administration and any associated documentation — so our 20% introductory offer does not apply here.
Ready to Feel Your Best?
Call us, book online, or drop in — our friendly reception team is happy to advise which treatment is right for you.