Ultrasound

Private ultrasound scans in Central London

Need an ultrasound but can't get a GP referral? We can help with both. An in-person or telephone consultation followed by a referral to our partner ultrasound service, with fast results and follow-up.

Private Ultrasound Services

We know how hard it can be to get an ultrasound currently. We offer affordable ultrasound scans with a GP consultation included so you don’t need to worry about getting hold of your NHS GP.

Found a lump? Need a routine breast ultrasound? Worried about abdominal pain? Have a family history of an illness and want a preventative scan?

Whatever you need, our GPs will give you the right advice and our expert team will ensure your scan goes smoothly and without a hitch. Once the report comes back (usually within 24 hours), reported by a Consultant Radiologist, our GP will contact you to talk you through your result and any next steps. 

To book an appointment at our London based clinic, please give us a call. Easy and fast.

FAQ’s

What is an ultrasound?

An ultrasound uses sound waves to create a picture of the inside of your body. There are many uses of ultrasound from looking in detail at a lump or bump, checking for gynaecological conditions such as PCOS or endometriosis to a routine check of the breasts or prostate.

What happens during an ultrasound scan?

The sonographer uses something called an ultrasound probe that touches your skin, aided by a gel, that sends sound waves that in return bounce back as echoes to create an image on a screen.  Some ultrasounds take place internally through the vagina, for example. This is called a transvaginal ultrasound, and is a common ultrasound used to diagnose gynaecological conditions.

Do ultrasounds hurt?

Ultrasounds are painless and even internal ultrasounds only usually cause mild discomfort. You do not feel the sound waves or any heat, for example.

Will I have to wear a hospital gown for an ultrasound scan?

This depends on the part of your body being scanned. You may need to remove some clothing and wear a gown.

How long do ultrasounds take?

Most ultrasound scans are quick and easy, taking anywhere from 15 minutes to 45 minutes.

Will my doctor call me with the ultrasounds scan results?

Your ultrasound will be reported by a Consultant Radiologist with a special interest in the area being scanned. For example, if you scan a joint, the radiologist will have a special interest in musculoskeletal medicine.

Why Choose us?

25 Years’ Experience

Experienced doctors and a professional team

Medical Excellence

Up-to-date with the latest treatments and testing

Confidentiality

A discreet, confidential service

Speed of Service

Including all tests, impossible at the NHS