Gynecologist Munich Lehel – personalized gynecology in a central location

If you are searching for a "gynecologist in Munich Lehel," you are likely looking for more than just a short commute. What matters most is trust, clear medical communication, and the feeling that your personal concerns are being taken seriously. That is exactly the environment we aim to provide. Our private practice is centrally located in Munich at Bayerstraße 21, right by the main train station. While we are not located directly in the Lehel district, we are easily accessible via the city's public transport network. We offer gynecological care that prioritizes time for conversation, thorough diagnostics, and clear, understandable explanations.

Gynecologist in Munich Lehel: personalized care in a central location

A local search should quickly show you whether a practice truly fits into your daily routine. That is why we are clear about where you can find us: at Bayerstraße 21, 80335 Munich, near the main train station (Hauptbahnhof). If you live or work in Lehel, you can plan your appointment centrally in the city center without us pretending to have a practice location in Lehel.

Lehel and the main train station are regularly connected by Munich's U-Bahn lines U4 and U5. Since there can occasionally be construction work and schedule changes in Munich's public transport system, we recommend checking the current timetable before your appointment. For us, this transparency is part of reliable care: you should know in advance where you are going, how the appointment is organized, and what you can expect medically.

Gynecology for every stage of life

Women's health needs change throughout your life. Whether you are coming in for a routine check-up, addressing acute symptoms, or seeking guidance on contraception, fertility, pregnancy, or hormonal changes, we are here for you. We look beyond individual findings to understand your concerns within the broader context of your health. Our services range from general gynecology to specialized consultations.

Understanding preventive care and early detection

Gynecological preventive care is about more than just "checking boxes." We discuss which screenings are right for you, which individual risk factors should be considered, and how to interpret your results. Depending on your specific needs, our care includes gynecological exams, breast examinations, breast ultrasounds, and other diagnostic steps. You can also find detailed information on our internal page regarding gynecological preventive screenings.

For organized cervical cancer screening within the statutory health insurance system, the Federal Joint Committee (G-BA) publishes current information on screening intervals and procedures. Regardless of general recommendations, we will work with you to determine what is medically appropriate for your individual situation.

Clarifying symptoms in a calm and structured manner

Pain, irregular bleeding, recurring infections, changes in your cycle, or discomfort in the intimate area can be unsettling. We begin with a thorough medical history, explain potential causes, and discuss transparently which examinations or further diagnostics make sense. Our goal is for you to leave your appointment not with more questions, but with a clear understanding of your situation and a defined next step.

Contraception, cycle, and hormonal changes

The right contraceptive for you depends on your lifestyle, your preferences, any pre-existing conditions, and your personal priorities. That is why we do not follow a one-size-fits-all approach. Cycle-related issues or hormonal changes also deserve a nuanced assessment. If needed, you can access our in-depth information on treating hormonal disorders and our menopause consultation.

Fertility, pregnancy, and the time thereafter

Fertility or pregnancy often brings many questions. We support you with structured advice, meaningful diagnostics, and clear information. Depending on the situation, this includes fertility and family planning, pregnancy care and postpartum support, as well as assessing symptoms or uncertainties during this phase of life. If you would like to find out more, you can find further information on fertility in Munich and on pregnancy care and postpartum support.

Endometriosis, menopause, and sensitive topics

Some symptoms affect patients for a long time before they are specifically addressed. These include, for example, severe period pain, discomfort during intercourse, changes during menopause, or sexual health questions. Such topics require a protected environment and sufficient time. Our endometriosis consultation, menopause counseling, as well as urogynaecological and sexual health consultations create space for a nuanced diagnosis.

Additionally, services from independent cooperation partners are available, including midwife consultations, manual therapy, and trauma counseling. These services are provided independently by the respective cooperation partner.

What you can expect from us

For us, a good gynaecology practice is defined not only by medical expertise but also by how you are supported throughout your appointment. This can be crucial, especially with gynaecological topics.

- Time for your questions and a calm consultation
- Clear explanations instead of unnecessary medical jargon
- An individual assessment instead of generic recommendations
- Discretion and a non-judgmental approach to sensitive topics
- Clear next steps following examinations and results
- Care available in German as well as English, French, or Italian

If you feel uncomfortable before an examination or have had negative experiences in the past, please let us know. We will explain every step and agree together on what is appropriate and comfortable for you during this appointment.

Medical experience that I bring directly to your care

I am Dr. med. Ellen Hahn, and I have been a specialist in gynaecology and obstetrics since 2018. I completed my medical studies at the University of Regensburg and the Technical University of Munich. My specialist training took me to the Women's Clinic at the Cantonal Hospital of Lucerne and network hospitals in Central Switzerland, as well as the Women's Clinic at the Munich Clinic Harlaching.

Before opening my own practice, I worked as a salaried specialist in a Munich gynaecology practice from 2020 to 2025. The combination of clinical experience and outpatient care continues to shape my approach today: I aim to work with medical precision, provide clear explanations, and offer calm, personal support even in sensitive situations.

As a mother of two, I am also familiar with many questions surrounding fertility, pregnancy, and the postpartum period from personal experience. While this perspective does not replace medical judgment, it helps me to better understand typical uncertainties and the organizational burdens of everyday life.

Private gynaecology practice for private patients and self-payers

Our services are aimed at private patients and self-payers. If you are specifically looking for a gynaecologist in Munich Lehel and desire private gynaecological care, you will find a setting with personal attention, discretion, and time for assessment. You can read more about this practice environment on our page regarding our private gynaecology practice in Munich.

The costs incurred in individual cases and the extent to which private health insurance covers services depend on the specific treatment and your insurance plan. If you have any questions about this before an appointment, please feel free to contact us.

Private gynaecology practice for private patients and self-payers

How to prepare for your appointment

You do not need to have your concerns perfectly organized. It is only helpful if you bring any existing medical reports, a current list of medications, and—if relevant—your vaccination record. For cycle-related issues, notes on bleeding, pain, or cycle length can also be helpful. For fertility or pregnancy-related concerns, existing reports from previous examinations are useful.

At the beginning, we will clarify together what is important to you today. After that, we will discuss your medical history, potential examinations, and the next steps. An examination does not happen automatically just because you have booked an appointment. If a consultation is the most sensible first step, we will start with that.

Easily accessible for patients from Munich-Lehel

Our practice address is Bayerstraße 21, 80335 Munich, near the main train station. If you are coming from Lehel, you can plan your journey using the city's subway, tram, and bus connections. It is best to check the current route shortly before your appointment, as timetables can change due to construction work.

The central location is particularly convenient if you want to combine an appointment with work, family, or other errands in the city center. At the same time, it is important to note: we do not advertise a practice address in Lehel. You will know exactly where to find us in advance.

Book an appointment

If you are looking for a gynaecologist in Munich Lehel and would like private, personal care in a central Munich location, you can book your appointment directly online via Doctolib. Feel free to bring your questions just as they are. We will work together to sort out what is medically important and which next step fits your situation.

For acute symptoms outside of regular practice hours, the medical on-call service can help at 116117. In life-threatening emergencies, dial 112.

FAQ for Gynaecologist Munich Lehel

Is the practice located directly in Lehel?
No. Our practice is located at Bayerstraße 21, 80335 Munich, near the main train station (Hauptbahnhof). If you are coming from Lehel, you can reach us via the city's public transport network; you should check current timetables before your appointment.

Who is the practice suitable for?
Our services are aimed at private patients and self-payers. We provide support for areas including preventative care, medical concerns, contraception, fertility, pregnancy, endometriosis, hormonal changes, menopausal symptoms, as well as urogynaecological and sexual health questions.

Can I come in with a very personal or distressing topic?
Yes. You do not need to be able to articulate sensitive topics perfectly. Simply let us know if you are finding something difficult or if you feel uncomfortable about an examination. We will discuss together what is possible and medically appropriate for today.

What should I bring to my first appointment?
If available, please bring any previous medical reports, a current list of medications, and your vaccination record. Depending on your reason for visiting, notes on your cycle or documents from previous pregnancy or fertility examinations may also be helpful.

How can I book an appointment?
You can book your appointment online via Doctolib. There, you can see currently available slots and select the time that suits you best.

What should I do if I have acute symptoms outside of office hours?
If your symptoms cannot wait until the next regular office hours, please contact the medical on-call service (ärztlicher Bereitschaftsdienst) by calling 116117. In life-threatening emergencies, dial 112.