Jane Kay-Kujawski is the founder and lead practitioner of The Pelvic Practitioner, a non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation and pelvic-floor clinic at Health Village Esher. Jane is a senior NHS midwife with over 18 years of clinical experience, who set up The Pelvic Practitioner to address an area of women’s health that is consistently overlooked: the lasting impact of childbirth and menopause on pelvic-floor strength, comfort, sensation, and confidence.
Jane qualified through the Diploma in Direct-Entry Midwifery at the University of Surrey (2006–2009) and has practised continuously since, including as a senior midwife at Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Her interest in women’s intimate health grew from years of antenatal and postnatal care: seeing women who weren’t being asked the right questions about incontinence, laxity or painful sex, because there was no one whose job it was to ask. Jane is a certified Ultra Femme 360 practitioner — one of relatively few in the UK — and also offers Exilis Ultra 360 skin tightening.
The Esher clinic is intentionally small and one-to-one. Every consultation begins with a free telephone call. From there, Jane builds a personalised plan around your stage of life: postnatal recovery, peri-menopausal symptom relief, post-menopausal genitourinary changes, or a combined “mummy makeover” approach. She works closely with GPs who specialise in menopause and women’s health (including practitioners at Health Village Esher), so where HRT, pelvic-physiotherapy or specialist gynaecology is the better path, you’ll be referred — not retained.
"In a field that is often overlooked or treated as a taboo, my combination of medical expertise, genuine passion, and unwavering commitment to the safety and comfort of my clients sets The Pelvic Practitioner apart."