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HPV Vaccination at Liv & Harley Street Hospital

Protect Yourself – and Your Loved Ones – from HPV-Related Cancer

What is Menopause Care?

HPV vaccination is a simple course of injections that guards against the high-risk strains of Human Papillomavirus responsible for most cervical, anal, throat and genital cancers, as well as 90 % of genital warts. Delivered by our consultant-led team at Liv & Harley Street Hospital, the vaccine provides long-lasting, science-backed protection for girls, boys, women and men up to age 45.

A few quick injections today can prevent multiple cancers tomorrow. Book your HPV vaccination appointment at Liv & Harley Street Hospital’s Women’s & Men’s Health Clinic and enjoy lifelong peace of mind.

Who do we treat?

A. Who Should Have HPV Vaccination?

  • Pre-teens & teens (9-14 yrs) – best immune response, two-dose schedule

  • Young adults (15-26 yrs) who missed earlier vaccination

  • Adults 27-45 yrs at ongoing risk through sexual activity

  • Anyone with a history of abnormal Pap/HPV tests needing added protection

  • People with weakened immunity (HIV, post-transplant)

Who Can Take It?

  • Females and males aged 9–45 years who have not completed a prior series

  • Individuals planning sexual debut or new relationships

  • Patients already exposed to – or treated for – some HPV types (vaccine still protects against the others)

Who Should Delay / Avoid?

  • Known anaphylaxis to yeast or vaccine components

  • Moderate-to-severe acute illness or fever (postpone until recovered)

  • Pregnancy – wait until after delivery (safe while breastfeeding)

  • Previous severe reaction to any vaccine (seek specialist advice)

Contact Us

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0203 973 8800

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Why Choose Us

Liv & HSH London

  • Consultant-Supervised Immunisation – every injection given by experienced nurses with on-site emergency cover.

  • Latest 9-Valent Vaccine – shields against HPV types 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58.

  • Integrated Women’s & Men’s Health Clinic – cervical smears, HPV DNA testing and sexual-health advice in one visit.

  • Flexible Scheduling – after-school, lunchtime and weekend appointments; text reminders for follow-up doses.

What do we do?

Procedures and Treatments

HPV Vaccination Procedure

ItemDetails
Pain reliefTiny intramuscular jab; brief sting only
Session length< 10 minutes plus 15 min observation
Dose scheduleAges 9–14: 2 doses (0 & 6-12 mo) • Ages 15–45: 3 doses (0, 1-2 mo, 6 mo)
Back to routineImmediately

Key Benefits

  • Up to 90 % reduction in HPV-related cancers and warts

  • Long-lasting immunity; no booster currently required

  • Protects partners and contributes to herd immunity

  • Minimal side-effects and outstanding safety record (200 million+ doses worldwide)

Potential Risks & Limitations

  • Sore arm, mild redness or low-grade fever (24–48 h)

  • Brief dizziness/fainting in teens – monitored on site

  • Extremely rare anaphylaxis (< 1 in a million) – emergency kit available

  • Preventive only; does not treat existing HPV infections

Post-Vaccination Tips

  • Move the arm, apply a cool pack if tender

  • Stay hydrated and rest if mildly feverish

  • Avoid intense exercise for the rest of the day if feeling light-headed

  • Mark your calendar or use our SMS reminder for the next dose

FAQ

Frequently Ask Questions.

Everything you want to know about HPV Vaccination in London Liv & Harley Street Hospital.

Extensive studies show no change in age of sexual debut or risk behaviour post-vaccination; it simply provides cancer protection.

Yes – you’re still protected against the other high-risk strains included in the 9-valent vaccine.

Data now exceed 15 years with no evidence of waning; current guidance says no booster is needed.

Absolutely – it prevents penile, anal and throat cancers and stops transmission to partners.

Yes – the vaccine is safe for breastfeeding mothers.