Giangiacomo Ollandini
January 22, 2026
Welcome to the January edition of GGONews. This month marks a significant milestone: the launch of the completely redesigned ggomed.co.uk, new educational videos on UroTube, and something I've never seen another private consultant do — publishing my full practice statistics for anyone to scrutinise.
| 1THE LONG-AWAITED MOMENT |
After months of work, I'm thrilled to announce that ggomed.co.uk has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. This isn't just a visual refresh — it's a fundamental reimagining of how a urology practice should communicate with patients.
The site is still being refined (multiple times a day, in fact), but I wanted you to see it now. Have a browse. Feel the vibe. Navigate through the symptom pathways. Explore the condition pages.
When things settle further, I'll put together a proper tour showing you everything that's new. For now, I'd genuinely love to hear what you think.
What's different? Patient-first navigation ("I Feel" and "I Need" pathways), comprehensive condition guides, interactive tools, and a commitment to transparency you won't find elsewhere in private practice.
| 2CHANNEL SPOTLIGHT |
I've been building UroTube as a space for honest, evidence-based conversations about urological health. No sales pitches. No sensationalism. Just the kind of information I wish every patient had before walking into clinic.
Here's what's new:
Do You Want to Make Your Penis Bigger? (A Urologist's Honest Answer) Tackling one of the most searched — and exploited — topics in men's health. Moving away from scams to medical reality. Anxiety vs. Reality |
3 Urology Red Flags You Can't Ignore (Surgeon Explains) The non-negotiable warning signs that mean "call your doctor now." Blood in urine, lumps, sudden pain — know when to act. Minutes That Save Lives |
Glans Pain After Circumcision — Why It Happens, How Long It Lasts & What Helps Surgery is only half the journey. Expert guidance on navigating the post-circumcision recovery phase. The Road to Recovery |
A Urologist in London Who Truly Listens | Meet Mr. GianGiacomo Ollandini Why bedside manner matters in urology. Putting the "human" back into healthcare. Meet the Face of GGO Med |
| 3RADICAL TRANSPARENCY |
I believe you deserve to know exactly what happens in my practice before you walk through the door. Not marketing claims. Not vague promises. Real numbers.
Most private consultants don't publish their statistics. I understand why — it takes courage to be scrutinised, and small practices can't generate the impressive volumes that large hospital groups report. But I think transparency matters more than looking impressive.
The Private Healthcare Information Network independently collects and publishes performance data from all private hospitals and consultants in England. This data is collected directly from hospitals — I have no ability to edit or influence it.
95 verified procedures between October 2024 and September 2025, across three hospital sites, with zero adverse events recorded. This includes returns to theatre, unplanned readmissions, surgical site infections, and serious injuries.
What I also published: Where I don't yet have data, what my limitations are, and the one complication I've had that wasn't captured in PHIN statistics because I managed the emergency under NHS care to avoid double-billing the patient. Complete honesty.
View Full Transparency Report →
| 4FROM THE BLOG |
You don't need to leak to deserve treatment. I explain the science behind why pelvic floor physiotherapy works — and why it's much more than "just doing Kegels." This guide was born from a patient conversation where the response "but I don't leak" made me realise how misunderstood this treatment is.
You clicked because you want a bigger dick. I get it. I'm not going to lecture you. Instead, I want to tell you about a patient I saw recently — one in the 98th percentile for size who couldn't stop measuring. This piece explores the difference between anatomy and anxiety, and why mental health matters as much as physical health.
"In an industry full of false promises, the most valuable thing I can offer is medical honesty."
Warm regards,
Mr Giangiacomo Ollandini
Consultant Urological Surgeon | Andrologist
MD, MSc, FRCS (Eng) • GMC 7074458
Chelsea & Westminster Hospital Private Care • Nuffield Health Highgate • Virtual Consultations
ggomed.co.uk
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