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Dr Jonathan Ouahba, Obstetrician and Gynecologist in Tel Aviv

Private practice by appointment. Gynecological consultation, colposcopy and HPV, endometriosis, menopause, gynecological ultrasound and second opinion. In English, Hebrew and French.

Dr Jonathan Ouahba, head and shoulders, white shirt, blurred foliage behind.
  • From Paris to Tel Aviv

    Trained and board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology in France, I practised for over twenty years in a university hospital, in private clinics and in private practice. I continue that medical and surgical work today in Tel Aviv.

  • Time to understand before treating

    Taking the time to listen, to examine and to answer your questions. Explaining the options clearly, so that we can choose together the care that suits you best.

  • From diagnosis to surgery

    As an obstetrician-gynecologist and surgeon, I also support you when an operation is needed, from the surgical decision through to postoperative follow-up.

The doctor

I am an obstetrician-gynecologist. Trained and board-certified in France, I practised there for over twenty years in Paris, in a university hospital, in private clinics and in private practice, with an extensive surgical activity.

Today I practise in Israel in general gynecology, colposcopy and endometriosis care, and as a gynecological surgeon at the Rabin Medical Center (Beilinson Hospital).

I consult in French, Hebrew and English.

An ultrasound unit and its screen beside an examination chair under a blue drape, a shelf of books against the wall.

Consultation and ultrasound in one place

The practice is equipped with a GE Voluson SWIFT BT23 ultrasound system. When clinically indicated, the gynecological ultrasound is performed during the consultation itself, with no separate appointment and no waiting. Findings are discussed immediately, alongside the clinical examination.

I do not perform obstetric ultrasound. Anomaly scans and fetal follow-up scans are referred to a dedicated centre.

Pale stone steps up to the building forecourt, white facade, palm trees and residential towers behind.

The practice

32 Weizmann, Tel Aviv, 2nd floor, office 14

Lift in the building. Khevra Khadasha car park nearby.

Consultation hours

  • Sunday 09:00–12:00
  • Monday 16:00–19:00
  • Wednesday 16:00–19:00

By appointment only. The practice does not provide emergency care or out-of-hours cover.

Frequently asked questions

For most women, an annual visit is recommended, even without symptoms. The interval depends on age, contraception, medical history and previous findings. Any new symptom is a reason to come in sooner, without waiting for the usual date.

Carrying the HPV virus is very common and does not mean cancer is present. In most cases the body clears the virus on its own. What matters is the virus type and the smear result: together they determine whether monitoring is enough or whether colposcopy is indicated.

Period pain that interferes with daily life is not something to simply accept. A detailed history, a gynecological examination and an ultrasound make it possible to assess the likelihood of endometriosis and decide whether further tests are needed.

Yes. Any vaginal bleeding after menopause warrants a consultation, even if it is light and even if it happened only once. Examination and ultrasound allow the endometrium to be assessed and the next step decided.

Book an appointment

Appointments can be booked online, or by WhatsApp message, with a reply during consultation hours.