RAHHAL Gynecology

Welcome! I'm glad you're here. In my private gynecology practice, it is my heartfelt mission to provide personalized care at every stage of your life. I am committed to offering compassionate and expert guidance in a welcoming and comfortable environment. My goal is for you to feel supported and understood—from our very first conversation throughout your entire treatment journey.

Relaxed.

Precise.

Clear.

PHILOSOPHY

In my practice, everything revolves around your well-being! My goal is for you to feel relaxed and understood as we work together on your health. Every examination and consultation is tailored to your individual needs, allowing you to make decisions in a warm and trusting environment that feels right for you.
I take the time to explain each step thoroughly, so you always understand what is happening and why. Your sense of security is my priority. By the end, you will have a clear understanding of the next steps ahead.

SERVICES

General Examinations

My focus is on prevention and the long-term preservation of your health.

Routine Examination

Regular check-up for the early detection of diseases, including a Pap smear, vaginal ultrasound, and breast examination. Starting at the age of 30, HPV screening will be conducted.
Menopause Symptoms

Consultation and individualized treatment for hormonal changes and symptoms in women during midlife.
Contraception Counseling

Comprehensive consultation on various contraceptive methods, tailored to your personal needs and life situation.
Mother-Child Pass Examinations

Routine prenatal check-ups during pregnancy to monitor the health of both mother and child.
Fertility Counseling

Individualized counseling and support on your journey to parenthood, including diagnostics and treatment options.
Vaccinations

Consultation and administration of recommended vaccinations, such as HPV or pertussis vaccinations for pregnant women.
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

Consultation, testing, and treatment of sexually transmitted infections to detect infections early and protect your health.
Girls' Consultation (Ages 12–18)

Information about the first gynecological examination and counseling on contraception, menstruation, sexuality, and sexually transmitted diseases (consultation without a physical examination).

HPV Changes / Treatment

If you have been diagnosed with an HPV infection, I am here to provide you with thorough counseling. It is important to understand that not every HPV infection leads to precancerous changes, so immediate action is not always required. Together, we will discuss the best approach for you—whether that involves further investigation, monitoring, or targeted treatment.

If treatment becomes necessary, the use of trichloroacetic acid can be an effective option to address precancerous changes. I will support you throughout the entire process, ensuring you feel secure and well informed.

Trichloroacetic acid (TCA)

Conization is currently considered the standard treatment for high-grade dysplasia and is highly effective with manageable risks. However, it involves removing part of the cervix, which can increase the risk of preterm birth in women of childbearing age. Although the procedure is minor, it is usually performed under general anesthesia, something many women may prefer to avoid.

Under certain conditions, I can offer you a gentler alternative: treatment with trichloroacetic acid (TCA). Studies show that a single application of this method can achieve healing rates of up to 82%, and with a second treatment, the success rate exceeds 90%. However, it is important to note that trichloroacetic acid is currently used as an "off-label" therapy. This means that the substance does not yet have specific approval for the treatment of cervical dysplasia, but its use is possible based on positive study results and careful medical consideration.

Whether this treatment option is suitable for you can be decided together after a thorough discussion of your findings and a colposcopy in my practice.
Condylomas (Genital Warts)

Condylomas, also known as genital warts, are benign skin growths caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). They primarily occur in the genital and anal areas and can vary greatly in size and number—ranging from small, inconspicuous bumps to larger, slightly raised skin growths. Condylomas do not always need immediate treatment, as they are often self-limiting and may disappear on their own. However, they can cause discomfort, such as itching or occasional bleeding. In such cases, various treatment options are available.
Condylomas have a high recurrence rate, so combinations of different therapies are often a good option to prevent this. I would be happy to provide you with individualized advice on the best approach.

Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology

In my practice, I offer age-appropriate medical care for young people. Whether it's about health concerns during childhood or issues arising in adolescence, I provide clear information and competent advice. I ensure that examinations are conducted only when they are truly necessary and with the patient's consent.

Pediatric Gynecology

I provide care for children aged 3 to 14 regarding health concerns such as itching, infections, or pain. Examinations are conducted only in agreement with the child, and no vaginal examinations are performed at this age.
Adolescent Gynecology

I offer counseling for adolescents on topics such as education, contraception, and menstruation. A gynecological examination is only performed if requested and is often not necessary. My goal is to provide compassionate and clear guidance to help adolescents feel well-informed.

Oncological Follow-Up Care

After a cancer diagnosis, regular follow-up care is essential to monitor your health over the long term and to detect any potential late effects at an early stage. Together, we will create a clear follow-up care plan tailored to your individual needs.

Transgender and Non-Binary Patients

I offer professional support for transgender and non-binary individuals, with a particular focus on trans-sensitive examinations. My approach is guided by the individual needs of my patients, ensuring a respectful and comfortable environment.

Lichen Sclerosus, Vulvodynia

For chronic conditions such as lichen sclerosus, lichen planus, and vulvodynia, I offer specialized diagnostics and treatment. The goal is to alleviate your symptoms and improve your quality of life through targeted therapies.

Pessary Fittings

Pessaries are an effective option for managing various gynecological issues, particularly prolapse-related discomfort. There are numerous types and shapes of pessaries that can be individually fitted to ensure they sit comfortably and meet your specific needs.
As a special service, you have the option to try a pessary at home to ensure it fits well and you feel comfortable with it.

ABOUT ME

My CV

Honest

Communication

matters to me

I have been married since 2011 and am now a mother of three. I am deeply passionate about working with people and place great value on honest communication. Whether in my professional or personal life, respectful and empathetic interactions are especially important to me, and I strive to embody this every day. With my patients, I prioritize thorough explanations and the sharing of information because only when you are well-informed can you feel relaxed and reassured during treatment.

The name Rahhal translates to "nomad"—a meaning that perfectly aligns with my passion for travel. I love exploring the world, discovering new designs, and experiencing inspiring encounters with people.

OFFICE

FAQs

How often should I visit the gynecologist?

As a gynecologist, my main role is to provide counseling and preventive care. In terms of the Pap smear, an annual check-up is recommended. If there are concerns in the family history, such as breast cancer, ovarian cancer, recurrent cyst formations, endometriosis, or HPV infections, a semi-annual examination is advisable.

I have my period; can I still come for an examination?

If it's a routine check-up and the bleeding is not too heavy, you are welcome to attend your appointment during your menstruation. Generally, the ideal time for the examination is shortly after your period, as this is when the Pap smear can be optimally evaluated.

What happens during a routine check-up?

During a routine check-up, we always begin with an open conversation. How are you feeling? Is there anything that is troubling you? As part of the examination, we perform a Pap smear, a palpation of the internal organs, an ultrasound, and a breast examination. Starting at the age of 30, an HPV test is conducted regularly every 3-5 years. Additionally, I offer the option to perform tests for sexually transmitted infections, tailored to your individual needs.

What happens next if something unusual is found in a lab test?

If any abnormalities are found, I will personally call you. If only medication or an additional examination is needed, you can pick up the prescription or referral, or have it sent to you by mail or email. For more complicated findings, you will be promptly given an appointment for a consultation. If we are unable to reach you, you will receive an appropriate letter by mail.

What is the HPV vaccine?

The Gardasil 9 vaccine protects against nine types of HPV, including the two main causes of genital warts (HPV 6 and 11) as well as seven high-risk types (HPV 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52, and 58), which are associated with the development of cervical cancer and other cancers.

The vaccination is free of charge up to the age of 21. Two doses are required for effective protection.

For people over 21 years of age, the HPV vaccination is subject to a fee and three doses are administered.

How does treatment with trichloroacetic acid (TCA) work?

First, we will discuss your findings and address any questions you may have. Then, I will perform a colposcopy to determine if treatment with trichloroacetic acid (TCA) is suitable. If so, and you choose to proceed, the treatment can be done immediately under local anesthesia. Mild side effects such as brief lower abdominal pain or dizziness may occur, so I recommend not driving after the procedure.

In the weeks following the treatment, increased discharge may occur, lasting up to three weeks. To support healing, I recommend avoiding full baths, swimming, intercourse, and tampons. After about eight weeks, we will check the success of the treatment with a follow-up sample.

What treatment options are available for condylomas?

There are various approaches to treating condylomas, often tailored to the individual and the extent of symptoms:

Conservative treatment (medications)
Special creams or solutions can be applied to stimulate the immune system locally or help combat the condylomas. However, the effect is often visible only after several weeks.
Surgical removal
Condylomas can be surgically removed. The warts are excised under local anesthesia, which is particularly useful for larger or hard-to-reach condylomas.
Cryotherapy (freezing)
Cryotherapy involves the targeted use of cold to remove condylomas. This method causes the wart cells to be destroyed and shed due to the cold.
Laser therapy
Condylomas can be precisely and effectively removed using laser therapy. This method is especially suitable for stubborn warts and is often used when other treatment options have not been successful.

What is dysplasia?

Dysplasia refers to cellular changes on the cervix. In most cases, these changes are harmless and may resolve on their own. However, if they spread, these cells can develop into precancerous stages. Therefore, observation and possible treatment are essential.

What is a colposcopy?

A colposcopy is an examination of the cervix, vagina, and vulva using a special magnifying device called a colposcope. This allows me to better assess tissue changes that may be difficult to detect with the naked eye. The procedure is similar to a Pap smear and is usually painless or only slightly uncomfortable.

What are ovarian cysts and how are they diagnosed?

Cysts are fluid-filled cavities within tissue that are enclosed and separated from the surrounding area. They are often discovered incidentally during an ultrasound examination, as they typically cause little to no symptoms. Treatment is based on individual factors.

Why is oncological follow-up care with a gynecologist necessary?

After successfully overcoming cancer, oncological follow-up care primarily aims to monitor treatment side effects and potential long-term consequences, addressing them as needed. Additionally, it allows for the early detection of any recurrence of the disease, ensuring that it can be treated promptly.

Can I get an appointment on short notice?

For urgent issues, please contact us by phone. We will do our best to find an appointment for you as quickly as possible, depending on the nature of your symptoms.

How can I pay, and how is the reimbursement processed after an examination?

The fee can be paid in cash, by debit card, or credit card. Upon request, we will take care of the automatic submission of the private doctor's invoice directly at the office, ensuring a quick reimbursement. Currently, automatic submission is available for ÖGK and SVS.

FEEDBACK

A few years ago, I dealt with HPV issues that were successfully treated. On a friend's recommendation, I scheduled a routine check-up with Dr. Rahhal-Schupp for the first time. Dr. Rahhal-Schupp radiates warmth and empathy. I received a thorough consultation and examination. It felt great to leave the office knowing I had found a gynecologist I could trust. Thank you so much!

I felt exceptionally well cared for by Dr. Rahhal-Schupp.
Claudia G., 43, Vienna

I visited Dr. Rahhal-Schupp, and she was very understanding of my non-binary identity. My preference to avoid hormonal contraception was immediately accepted without question, and an alternative approach was found. I was also able to ask questions about mastectomy and having children, which were answered patiently and respectfully.
Dr. Rahhal-Schupp asked for my consent before examining my chest, which I really appreciated. Additionally, it’s possible to book appointments online with her. Overall, I highly recommend this practice.

Tom, 26, Vienna

In March 2023, a routine gynecological check-up revealed cell changes, and I was diagnosed with CIN II-III, a precancerous condition of the cervix. My gynecologist briefly informed me over the phone and advised a conization and vaccination. Feeling uncertain and worried, I started researching until I discovered the trichloroacetic acid (TCA) method and Dr. Rahhal-Schupp.
She took the time to listen, explain everything in detail, and gave me a sense of security. My instincts immediately told me I could trust her, so I canceled the scheduled surgery. After two TCA treatments, three vaccinations, and follow-up checks, I am now HPV-negative and free of precancerous cells.
Thanks to Dr. Rahhal-Schupp, I felt completely supported and valued. I highly recommend her to all women!

My Journey with Trichloroacetic Acid Treatment
Miriam K., 28, Graz

Es ist nun schon über zwei Jahre her, dass ich bei Fr. Dr. Rahhal-Schupp zur HPV-Therapie war. Damals hatte ich einen Pap 4 mit CIN 1–2 sowie einen CIN 2. Dank der erfolgreichen und sehr einfühlsamen Behandlung durch Frau Dr. Jasmin Rahhal-Schupp, die mich mit so viel Herzlichkeit begleitet hat, konnte ich nach der Kontrolle bereits einen Pap 2 und HPV high risk negativ verzeichnen. Dazu kam noch, das ich mich gegen HPV impfen ließ.

Nach meiner Schwangerschaft blieb es bei einem Pap 2 – und nun, vor wenigen Wochen bei meiner Jahresuntersuchung, durfte ich kaum glauben, was ich heute gehört habe: ein Pap 1.

Ich möchte mich von Herzen bei Ihnen bedanken. Es ist ein großes Geschenk, dass es Ärztinnen und Ärzte wie Sie gibt, die mit ihrer Arbeit nicht nur medizinisch, sondern auch menschlich so viel Gutes bewirken. Durch Ihre Therapie konnte ich eine Operation vermeiden – dafür bin ich unendlich dankbar.

Ich wünsche mir, dass dieses Verfahren noch mehr Verbreitung findet und auch anderen Frauen Mut schenkt, diesen Weg zu gehen.

HPV Therapie
Kathrin F. aus Wien

FEES

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Initial Consultation

€ 230

Routine Check-Up (Annual Check-Up)

€ 180

Pregnancy Check-Up (depending on time required)

€ 180 to € 200

Short Appointments: Ultrasound check / Smear check (depending on time required)

€ 90 to € 150

Result consultation (depending on time required)

€ 90 to € 140

Colposcopy for Abnormal Pap Smear Assessment and Consultation

€ 250 to € 300

Pessary Fitting

€ 220

Girls' consultation (without gynecological examination)

160 EURO

Consultation (e.g., HPV or contraception counseling)

€ 150

TCE Initial Consultation & Therapy

€ 450

TCE Therapy

€ 250

TCE Follow-Up

€ 250

Copper IUD, hormone-free, including follow-up check

€ 450

Hormonal IUD for 8 years, including follow-up check

€ 580

Hormonal IUD for 5 years, including follow-up check

€ 500

Hormonal IUD for 3 years, including follow-up check

€ 450

Verhütungsstäbchen für 3 Jahre

460 EURO

HPV vaccination

230 EURO

Discounts are gladly offered to students, retirees, and individuals in special life situations!

As a private physician, I bill directly with you. You will receive an invoice that you can submit to your health insurance provider, where up to 80% of the costs may be reimbursed. In my practice, payments can be made in cash or by debit card. Upon request, we can handle the automatic submission of the private billing directly at the practice, ensuring a quick reimbursement. Currently, automatic submission is available for ÖGK, SVS and KFA Wien.

Patients without insurance in Austria who use laboratory services will receive a separate invoice for the laboratory costs. These costs must be covered by the patient.

NETWORK

LINKS

Dermatology: Dr. Kornelia Vigl
www.dermatologie-vigl.at

Endometriosis & Myoma: Prof. Dr. Lorenz Küssel
lorenzkuessel.at

Oncology: Univ. Prof. Paul Speiser
www.hpv-therapie.at

Physiotherapy: Birgit Deisenhammer
www.pelvicpartner.com

Physiotherapy: Elena Herics
physio-elenaherics.at

Physiotherapy: Dr. Rita Hochwimmer
www.daslebeninbewegung.at

Prenatal diagnostics: Pränatalzentrum an der Wien
www.praenatalzentrum.wien

Proctology: Dr. Kira Sorko-Enzfelder
www.dieproktologin.at

Radiology: DGZ Hietzing
www.dzh.at

Radiologie: Radiologicum Penzing
www.radiologicum1140.wien

Relationship and Sex counseling: Anna Beran
www.annaberan.at

Urologie: Dr. Maria Starmühler
www.starmuehler.at

As a doctor, I cannot be an expert in all areas, but you always deserve the best possible expertise. There are many areas where I can provide you with comprehensive and safe care. If necessary, I am happy to refer you to the appropriate specialists. I work closely with a competent network of colleagues to ensure that you always receive the best possible care.

Dr. Jasmin Rahhal-Schupp
Specialist in Gynecology and Obstetrics
Nisselgasse 9/1/3-5, 1140 Vienna
+43 681 8121 58 59
hallo@rahhal-gyn.at

IBAN AT77 1400 0132 1002 0408

Office Hours:

Di: 13:00 - 18:00

Mi: 08:00 - 13:00

Fr: by appointment

Appointments can be made by phone
at +43 681 8121 58 59 or ONLINE.

If you are unable to find a suitable appointment online, you are welcome to join our waiting list. For urgent cases, please call us. We will gladly inform you as soon as a spot becomes available!

If you cannot keep your appointment, cancellation is of course possible. However, we ask for your understanding that cancellations less than 48 hours before the appointment will incur a cancellation fee.

You are welcome to send general inquiries by email to hallo@rahhal-gyn.at. Please note that for data protection reasons, further communication takes place exclusively via our patient software.

Parking on site is limited. We recommend using the BOE Parking Hietzing, the Hietzing Parking Garage or the Wipark Auhofstraße Garage. However, the easiest way to reach us is by public transport.