Not at all. Gardasil 9 is licensed and effective up to age 45. At £150 per dose (£300 total for 2 doses), you’ll get protection against nine HPV types. Even if you’ve been sexually active, you’re unlikely to have encountered all nine strains. Book your HPV Vaccine in West London here.

At Ealing Travel Clinic, it’s £150 per dose. Most people need 2 doses (£300 total), given 6-12 months apart. Those with weakened immune systems need 3 doses (£450 total). No hidden consultation fees or charges – the price includes everything. This is competitive for HPV vaccine costs in London.

It’s the same vaccine! The NHS now uses Gardasil 9, which protects against 9 HPV types. The only difference is the NHS provides it free for under-25s, while anyone 25-45 needs private vaccination. Ealing Travel Clinic provides exactly the same Gardasil 9 vaccine used by the NHS.

Absolutely. HPV causes cancers and genital warts in men too. The vaccine is equally effective for men up to age 45. Many men get vaccinated at Ealing Travel Clinic to protect themselves and their partners. Same price, same schedule – £300 for complete protection.

No! There’s no maximum interval between doses. You can have your second dose now without restarting. Just bring any documentation of your first dose to Ealing Travel Clinic, and we’ll complete your course. One more dose at £150 and you’re fully protected.

Current evidence shows protection lasts at least 10 years, likely much longer. Antibody levels remain stable over time with no signs of waning immunity. You won’t need annual boosters like flu vaccines. Ealing Travel Clinic will update patients if guidance changes.

Yes, HPV vaccine can be given alongside travel vaccines, flu jabs, or COVID boosters. Ealing Travel Clinic is a full travel vaccination centre, so we can provide all your vaccinations in one visit. Many people get HPV vaccine while sorting travel jabs.

Very common concern! We see needle-phobic patients daily at Ealing Travel Clinic. We can vaccinate you lying down, use distraction techniques, and monitor you carefully. The injection takes seconds. Our calm environment and experienced staff make it manageable for everyone.

Yes, cervical screening remains important. The vaccine prevents 90% of cervical cancers, not 100%. Vaccinated women should still attend screening from age 25. Think of it as double protection – vaccine prevents most cancers, screening catches anything else early.

Some insurers cover it, particularly for under-25s or high-risk groups. Ealing Travel Clinic provides detailed receipts for insurance claims. Check your policy or call your insurer. Many London employers also cover it through occupational health schemes. We can provide whatever documentation you need.