Meet Your Consultant
Consultant Gynaecologist & Urogynaecologist
With 26 years’ experience as a Consultant Gynaecologist and 16 years in full-time private practice, Mr Broome has made his name by solving pelvic floor problems that leave women feeling unheard. He founded The Pelvic Clinic to give those problems the specialist attention they deserve. His approach combines surgical expertise with the time to listen that patients rarely get.
A Practice Built on Women Being Heard
Most women who find The Pelvic Clinic have already heard this: “It’s normal at your age.” “You’ll have to live with it.” “A hysterectomy is really the only option.” Often they’ve waited years for an appointment, only to leave frustrated with a ‘one-size-fits-all’ plan. Mr Broome founded this clinic because that’s not good enough.
As a senior gynaecologist known nationally for his work in pelvic floor disorders, Mr Broome brings both specialist expertise and something rarer: the willingness to spend time getting to the root of what’s happening. He treats urinary incontinence and prolapse with surgical precision. He also manages the full range of women’s health concerns: heavy and painful periods, endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, and menopausal care. Whatever brings you in, the approach is the same. Proper investigation, clear explanation, and a treatment plan that fits your life.
Surgical Expertise
Mr Broome is one of only a small number of surgeons in the UK able to repair pelvic organ prolapse using keyhole techniques while preserving the womb. Women travel from across the country for this procedure because it works. Smaller incisions mean less pain, faster recovery, and a solution that fixes the problem at its root rather than working around it. Women return to running, exercise, and work with the confidence they thought they’d lost.
More than two decades of consultant-level pelvic floor surgery in the NHS and in private practice.
Every consultation starts with listening. We listen to what's actually happening, how it's affecting your life, and what you've already tried. No rushed assessments. No minimising, just thorough investigation and plain-language explanation.
The real measure of success isn't a successful procedure. It's whether you get back to the things that matter. Running without leaking. Exercising without worry. Intimacy without discomfort. That's what recovery looks like.
Professional Biography
Mr Broome gained his medical degree (MB ChB) at Birmingham before moving to Manchester for postgraduate training in obstetrics and gynaecology. This built the foundation for his later subspecialist work.
A two-year fellowship in Australia, where he acquired the specialised endoscopic gynaecology techniques that still underpin his keyhole surgery today.
Appointed Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology with a special interest in urogynaecology, building the pelvic floor practice he is known for.
Over sixteen years in full-time private practice, now seeing women from across the UK at Spire Manchester and Spire Hale.
Credentials & Recognition
Mr Broome holds the MRCOG qualification (Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) and is registered with the GMC (Number 3323542). Beyond clinical practice, he has published over 30 papers in peer-reviewed medical journals. This contributes to the evidence base in urogynaecology. He regularly advises hospitals and specialist teams worldwide on complex pelvic floor cases. His work has shaped how these conditions are understood and treated.
Fees & Insurance
Mr Broome is recognised by all the major UK health insurers, so most patients can be seen on their existing cover. Self-pay patients are warmly welcomed too, and can be seen promptly.
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Mr Broome brings over 26 years’ experience in gynaecological care, with particular expertise in pelvic floor disorders. The simplest way to be seen is to book an appointment; you’ll be cared for with discretion and the time to talk things through properly.
