Anmelden
Online or by phone. Just say it’s your first time — then we set aside enough time.
The first visit to the gynaecologist is usually just a chat — nothing to worry about. You decide what happens. We take our time, explain everything and listen.
Examinations at the first chat. At first we just talk — an examination only happens if there’s a reason and you want it.

The first appointment is about getting to know each other. We talk about what’s on your mind — an examination only happens if there’s a reason and you agree.
The HPV vaccination protects against the most common causes of cervical cancer. Up to your 18th birthday, health insurance covers the cost.
Whatever you confide in us stays confidential. What your parents learn, we discuss together with you.
No surprises. You know in advance what happens — and stay in control.
Online or by phone. Just say it’s your first time — then we set aside enough time.
We talk about your cycle, complaints, questions — with no examination at all.
Contraception, period pain, vaccinations — ask anything. Nothing is embarrassing here.
We only carry out an examination with good reason and your consent.
Getting to know each other, answering questions, building trust — without an examination. The calm start to everything else.
Protection against cervical cancer. Paid by health insurance up to your 18th birthday — we advise and vaccinate.
Advice on contraception, period pain and an irregular cycle — when the topic is relevant for you.
For young patients almost everything is an insurance benefit. We only bill a few voluntary extras separately — and only if you expressly want them.
We always discuss voluntary extras in advance — with a clear cost breakdown. You don’t have to take any of them.
Up to 25 you’re usually covered by family insurance through your parents — the appointment costs you nothing.
We take your privacy seriously and discuss with you what your parents learn.
Voluntary services are an offer, not a must — and never a condition for good advice.
You’re welcome to bring someone — but you don’t have to. Many come alone, some with company. You decide.
Usually not the first time. We only carry out an examination if there’s a medical reason and you agree.
Yes, we treat your concerns confidentially. What your parents learn, we discuss together with you.
There’s no set age. Many come at 14–16, some earlier — for example with severe period pain or questions about the vaccination.
Nothing is embarrassing here. We hear such questions every day — just ask, we stay matter-of-fact and friendly.
Book an appointment at your own pace — or call if you’d like to ask something first.
Vaccination information per the recommendations of the Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO). Content is for orientation; the personal consultation in the practice is what counts.