Gynecology and Prevention
Painful periods, contraception, pelvic pain, unusual bleeding or menopause: describe your symptoms and questions.
- Review of Medical History.
- Examinations and Tests According to Need.
- Discussion of Treatment and Follow-Up.
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Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached’s practice in Ennasr 2, Ariana, welcomes patients of all nationalities. Explore gynecology consultations, pregnancy follow-up, fertility support, gynecological surgery, intimate health and aesthetic care, and practical information for arranging your visit to Tunis.
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We do not offer online medical consultations. Consultations and examinations take place in person at the practice in Ennasr 2, Ariana, Tunis. Any operation is considered only after medical assessment.
Gynecology follow-up, pregnancy plans, a surgical opinion or intimate discomfort: the consultation begins with your concerns.
The appointment reviews your medical history, symptoms and previous examinations, then discusses the next steps. No treatment or surgery is automatically decided.
Before travelling from your country, confirm your appointment, the consultation fee and required documents. An initial discussion can help you prepare but does not replace medical examination.
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Your medical record guides assessment, useful examinations, treatment choices and follow-up. Steps are discussed according to your circumstances.
Painful periods, contraception, pelvic pain, unusual bleeding or menopause: describe your symptoms and questions.
Do you have irregular periods or a diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)? The consultation reviews symptoms, previous tests and treatments.
Your concerns are discussed in the context of your health and possible pregnancy plans. Treatment should not be selected solely on the name of a diagnosis.
Information About the Consultation →Before pregnancy, during follow-up or after childbirth, consultation takes account of your records and continuity of care in your home country.

Ultrasound may be proposed to answer a specific clinical question, with an explanation of findings and next steps.
If you wish to discuss 3D or 4D ultrasound, ask about its availability and medical relevance before your appointment.
Gynecological and Obstetric Ultrasound →
Breast pain, a change in appearance or unusual test results may require assessment to understand the situation and determine next steps.
Breast Consultation and Senology →Intimate difficulties, pain during intercourse or adolescent gynecology questions can be addressed in a discussion adapted to age and concerns.
Women’s Sexual Health →
Do you wish to discuss difficulty conceiving or assisted reproduction? Care begins with a review of examinations, previous treatments and your reproductive goals, rather than choosing a technique based on its name.
Prepare test results, reports and any treatment history. The doctor determines which information and further examinations are useful.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) are distinct techniques. Their possible role is discussed after assessment.
Ask for the exact name and explanation of any proposed procedure rather than relying on a general label.
Confirm the centre, tests, schedule and fees. Ask which steps require your presence in Tunisia and how follow-up can be arranged after returning home.
You may ask about ovarian stimulation or fertility preservation. The medical objective, options and responsible clinician or centre must be clarified. This page does not confirm availability of every preservation or freezing technique within the practice’s care pathway.
In certain circumstances, specialist assessment may include discussing preimplantation genetic testing. It is not a routine part of IVF.
The indication, feasibility, applicable rules and centre must be confirmed. This page does not confirm that the procedure is available through the practice.
Your care may require several stages or trips. Pregnancy and childbirth cannot be guaranteed.
Fibroids, endometriosis, prolapse or requests for intimate surgery: present your medical records to discuss possible treatments and their limitations.

Myomectomy removes fibroids while preserving the uterus. When fibroids are multiple or large, careful assessment of the medical record is needed.
Symptoms, fibroid number and location, medical history and any pregnancy plans inform the discussion.

Do you have a diagnosis or suspected deep endometriosis? Consultation reviews your symptoms, imaging and previous treatments.
Whether surgery would be helpful depends on assessment, expected benefits, risks and reproductive plans.

Hysterectomy removes the uterus. If considered, the indication, alternatives and consequences should be explained.
Whether laparoscopy is possible depends on the medical record, history and resources needed. This approach cannot be guaranteed before assessment.

Pelvic organ descent can cause discomfort or heaviness. Assessment clarifies the condition and its effects.
Possible surgery for complex prolapse is discussed after assessment alongside other appropriate options.
Surgery through the vaginal route and intimate aesthetic surgery do not necessarily address the same concern.
Consultation distinguishes medical indications, functional discomfort and aesthetic wishes. Options, alternatives, risks and recovery requirements are discussed before a decision.
Intimate Surgery Information →Are you considering pregnancy monitoring or giving birth in Tunisia? Prepare your medical records in advance and discuss coordination with the clinician following you in your country.
The place and mode of delivery, including any possible cesarean section, depend on your obstetric circumstances.
Pregnancy and Birth →
Ovarian cysts or polyps may also prompt consultation. Assessment determines whether monitoring, medical treatment or an operation may help.
The surgical topics here help you prepare for a consultation. Indications, feasibility, the team and facility must be confirmed before scheduling. Operations requiring an operating theatre or hospitalization take place in an appropriate facility, not an ordinary consulting room.
Before consenting, ask about the technique, alternatives, investigations, possible anesthesia and risks.
Ask for the facility’s name, team members, detailed fees and what is included.
Discuss check-ups, discharge records, return travel date and continuity of care with your clinician in your country.
Hair removal, skin appearance or body shape: explore possible options and discuss treatments suited to your goals. Intimate symptoms require assessment of their causes first.
Would you like to reduce facial or body hair? Have your skin, hair and preferred treatment areas assessed.
Gynébelle Technologies ↗Spots, marks or uneven texture: assessment helps clarify suitable treatments and their limitations.
Gynébelle Technologies ↗Have a goal for certain areas? Describe your expectations and ask about possible results and limitations of the technique being considered.
Gynébelle Technologies ↗Pain, dryness, urinary leakage and concerns about appearance do not necessarily require the same approach. Explain your symptoms and wishes before choosing a procedure.

Discomfort involving the labia minora or concerns about their appearance may be discussed during consultation. If labiaplasty is considered, expectations, alternatives, risks, scars and recovery should be explained.
Discussing a procedure does not mean surgery is needed. Availability and indications must be confirmed before consenting.
Intimate Surgery Consultation →You may discuss pain, difficulty during sex or what you describe as vaginismus in a setting that respects your privacy.
The aim is to assess the problem and discuss next steps or referral, without treating laser or surgery as automatic solutions.
Sexology Consultation →Dryness or pain requires assessment of the cause before treatment is chosen. Describe how long symptoms have been present, previous treatments and their effects.
Intimate Health Consultation →
Explain when leakage occurs, its impact and any previous treatments or operations. Options are discussed after assessment without assuming a single device is right for everyone.
Assessment Information →
If you are considering vaginal tightening or vaginoplasty, first explain your symptoms and goals. The consultation discusses whether treatment is needed, possible options and their limitations.
Improvement in desire or sexual satisfaction cannot be guaranteed. Availability and indication of any procedure must be confirmed before scheduling.
Perineal discomfort, scars or urinary leakage can be assessed after childbirth. Next steps depend on symptoms and examination, without promises that one procedure will change appearance or function.
Treatment Information →These terms are not sufficient to choose treatment. Ask about the diagnosis, medical aim, available evidence, alternatives and risks. Having a CO₂ device does not confirm that a particular vaginal application is available.
This page does not promise rejuvenation, tightening or treatment of dryness, vaginismus or incontinence using laser.
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Consultation, investigations, treatment and surgery do not cover the same services. Ask for details before planning your visit.
Ask the practice for the current fee. Clarify what the appointment includes and whether ultrasound or other tests are billed separately.
Once the procedure, indication and availability are clarified, ask for a detailed estimate of professional fees, facility, anesthesia, investigations and any follow-up.
Confirm which stages, tests, medicines and procedures are included or excluded from the estimate. Identify the proposed technique by its exact name.
No fixed price, introductory offer or transport-and-accommodation package is advertised here. Ask about the billing currency, accepted payment methods and validity of the estimate. Do not assume that all medication, tests, check-ups, travel and accommodation are included in one amount.
Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached sees patients at her practice on Avenue Hédi Nouira in Ariana, Tunisia. This page does not advertise a practice in your home country.
From your home country or another location, first explain your needs and confirm the appointment. Not every care pathway requires the same length of stay.
Include your city of residence, the reason for the appointment and your availability. Ask about secure transmission arrangements before sending sensitive medical information.
Confirm date, address, fees and required documents. Ask about possible additional tests or appointments before selecting travel dates.
Discuss check-ups, instructions and documents needed for continuity of care with your clinician in your home country.
Ask whether the practice can review your documents in their current format before paying for translations or repeating tests on your own initiative.
No transport or accommodation package is advertised. The required stay depends on your circumstances. For surgery, discuss monitoring and recovery before booking your return. Check travel requirements with the appropriate authorities.
Call +216 27 550 875 or message on WhatsApp. State the reason for the appointment, your city and availability, then wait for confirmation.
An initial discussion may help arrange review of your records, but does not replace medical assessment. Do not consider an operation, technique or programme confirmed solely by exchanging messages.
Bring available results and reports. The doctor determines their relevance and whether further assessment is necessary.
Ask when booking. Confirm what is included and what may be billed separately. No fixed fee is published here.
Do not assume so. The schedule depends on tests, treatment and appointments. Several stages or trips may be necessary.
First clarify the request, assess the indication and confirm availability. If surgery is considered, ask for a breakdown of included and excluded services.
This page does not confirm availability or quote a price. Any specific request and the applicable legal framework must be reviewed in a medical consultation.
This page does not confirm coverage or reimbursement. Contact your insurer or funding body about conditions, authorizations and required documents.
Ask for medical reports, aftercare instructions, follow-up appointments and contact details if needed. Discuss continuing care with your clinician in your home country.
Equipment descriptions are available on the Gynébelle website . You can also open the Arabic version of this page.
Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached
Obstetrician-Gynecologist · Ennasr, Ariana, Tunisia
Do you live outside Tunisia? Contact the practice to discuss your concerns and confirm appointments and costs before organizing travel.
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9 a.m.–6 p.m.
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These institutional resources provide general background. Your care pathway and services available at the practice are discussed during your appointment.