A private video consultation with a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist — for women in Sri Lanka, and for Sri Lankans abroad who are planning treatment here. Bring the reports and scans you already have; you will get a straight answer about what they mean and what is worth doing next.
Bleeding that soaks through protection, periods that stop you doing normal things, cycles that have changed, or bleeding between periods or after sex. These are common, and almost always treatable once the cause is found — often without surgery.
A consultation covers what is likely causing it, which investigations are actually worth doing, and what the treatment options would be, including the hormonal coil where it applies.
In-depth guide on sugabi.lk →You may already have a scan report or a diagnosis and want to understand what it means in your case — how significant it is, whether it needs treating now, and whether surgery is genuinely necessary.
Where surgery is advised, Dr Mathota performs these operations laparoscopically (keyhole) and with robotic assistance, so the discussion covers the approach, the recovery, and the alternatives.
Read about keyhole surgery →A feeling of something coming down, discomfort, or leaking when you cough, laugh or exercise. Common after childbirth and around menopause, and rarely something you simply have to live with.
A consultation sets out what can be improved without an operation, and what surgery would involve if it comes to that.
Hot flushes, disturbed sleep, mood changes, irregular cycles — or any bleeding after menopause, which always deserves proper assessment.
Treatment is matched to you rather than to a checklist, and you will have time to ask about the things that are rarely explained properly.
In-depth guide on sugabi.lk →If you have been trying for a while, an individual assessment sets out which investigations are worth doing, in what order, and which treatments genuinely apply to your situation.
Useful before committing to any programme — including for couples abroad weighing up treatment in Sri Lanka.
Read the fertility guide →You have been advised to have an operation — a hysterectomy, perhaps — and would like an experienced laparoscopic surgeon to look at the same reports and tell you plainly whether he agrees, and whether a less invasive approach is possible.
You keep the written opinion whatever you decide, and there is no obligation to have treatment with us.
A private video consultation with the consultant is LKR 8,000. You see the full amount before you pay, and there are no additional charges.
Fifteen minutes, one to one with the consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist — not with an assistant or a call centre.
Yes. Cancel 24 hours or more before your appointment for a full refund. You may also reschedule once, free of charge, at any time before the appointment. Cancellations within 24 hours, and missed appointments, are not refunded.
If a consultation cannot go ahead because of a problem on our side — a connection fault, or the consultant being unable to join — we rebook you at no charge, or refund you in full.
No. You join from your phone or computer using a secure single-use link we send by email and SMS. Nothing to download and no account to create.
Yes, and it helps. You can upload reports and scans through your consultation link. Files are encrypted and visible only to the doctor treating you — not to administrative staff.
No. Consultations are not recorded.
Video consultations are for patients in Sri Lanka, and for patients abroad who are from Sri Lanka or are planning to travel here for further assessment or treatment.
Securely by Visa or Mastercard at the time of booking, processed by PayHere. Your appointment is confirmed by email and SMS once payment succeeds.
Where surgery is advised, Dr Mathota performs gynaecological operations laparoscopically (keyhole) and with robotic assistance in Colombo. You receive a written plan, with dates and costs, before you commit to travel.
Not sure whether your concern fits? Write to [email protected] and we will tell you honestly whether a video consultation would help. Video consultations are for patients in Sri Lanka, and for patients abroad who are from Sri Lanka or planning to travel here for further assessment or treatment. A consultation is not a substitute for emergency care — if you are bleeding heavily or in severe pain, seek care in person now.