Private Breast Health Check Packages

For reassurance, dense breasts, breast pain, family-history concerns or a baseline breast assessment, the £599 Breast Health Check is the standard pathway. For symptomatic women, especially age 40 or over where triple assessment is appropriate, consider the £949 One-Stop Breast Clinic. For the broadest breast and wider women’s health review, the £1,295 Premium Breast Health Check adds mammography, GP consultation, pharmacist medication review and a 38-marker women’s health blood panel.

The standard Breast Health Check includes bilateral breast ultrasound with axilla assessment where clinically appropriate, Specialist Breast Surgeon Consultation, clinical breast examination, same-day verbal findings where possible and a formal written report. Mammography, the 38-marker blood panel and biopsy are optional if clinically appropriate.

The One-Stop Breast Clinic is designed for symptomatic women and includes bilateral breast and axilla ultrasound, mammography, Specialist Breast Surgeon Consultation and a triple-assessment pathway. Biopsy can be arranged as an add-on when indicated.

The Premium pathway includes bilateral breast and axilla ultrasound, mammography, Specialist Breast Surgeon Consultation, a 30-minute GP consultation, pharmacist medication review and a 38-marker women’s health blood panel.

No. Ultrasound and mammography provide different information. Ultrasound is useful for assessing many lumps, cysts and dense breast tissue, while mammography is better at detecting some findings such as microcalcifications. The appropriate imaging pathway depends on age, symptoms and clinical assessment.

No. The Premium 38-marker panel supports wider women’s health assessment, including blood count, inflammation, kidney and liver function, glucose, HbA1c, lipids, vitamin status, bone markers, thyroid function and hormone context. Blood tests do not replace breast imaging or tissue diagnosis.

No GP referral is normally required. You can book directly with PrivateSono. Bring previous mammograms, breast ultrasound, MRI, biopsy results and relevant specialist letters if available.

Suspicious findings may require further breast imaging, mammography, biopsy or specialist breast referral. The purpose of the package is to provide a coordinated assessment and clear next-step pathway rather than to give false reassurance.

No. No single ultrasound, mammogram, clinical examination or blood test can guarantee that breast cancer is absent. Diagnostic confidence depends on the correct combination of clinical examination, age-appropriate imaging and biopsy when indicated.

Use the PrivateSono booking link or the Breast-Health booking widget on this page. The One-Stop Breast Clinic also has its own dedicated PrivateSono page for patients who need the symptomatic triple-assessment pathway.