Prostate Health
Proactive prostate screening for peace of mind.
Our Prostate Health Package offers a thorough, expert-led assessment for men who are experiencing symptoms or who want a proactive check for peace of mind. Using high-resolution MRI prostate imaging alongside a targeted blood panel, including PSA, the package is designed to detect early changes, investigate concerns, and provide a clear picture of prostate health. All imaging is reported by a specialist radiologist, with results explained in a clear, straightforward way - helping you understand your findings and move forward with confidence and well-informed next steps.
Initial consultation £150 (£999 for entire assessment)
Your Prostate Health Package
Initial Consultation
Your first appointment is a quick online initial consultation. You'll meet with a consultant radiologist to complete a short health questionnaire to help us understand your symptoms, medical history, and any concerns. This ensures your assessment is tailored to you from the outset.
Prostate MRI Scan
You’ll undergo a high-resolution MRI scan of the prostate at our partner site, designed to provide detailed, accurate imaging without radiation. This allows our specialists to assess the prostate thoroughly and identify any areas that may need attention.
Targeted Blood Test
You’ll then attend our clinic for a comprehensive blood panel, including PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen), giving valuable insight into your overall health while supporting and complementing the prostate MRI findings.
Follow-up & Next Steps
Your results are reviewed by a specialist radiologist and brought together into a clear report. You’ll then have the option of a follow-up consultation to discuss your findings, answer questions, and understand any recommended next steps or further investigations.
What we check for
| Prostate MRI | A prostate MRI is a detailed, non-invasive scan that provides high-resolution images of the prostate gland, helping doctors assess prostate health accurately and safely without radiation. A prostate MRI can help show: - Areas of abnormal tissue within the prostate - Signs that may suggest prostate cancer - The size and shape of the prostate - Inflammation or infection - Benign prostate enlargement (BPH) - Whether any changes are confined to the prostate or affecting nearby structures |
| Comprehensive Blood Test | A comprehensive panel that provides a detailed picture of your overall health. Analysed in an accredited UK lab, it measures 72 key biomarkers across 13 health categories. It can help assess: - PSA: measures a protein produced by the prostate. It can help detect early changes in prostate health, monitor for enlargement, inflammation, or other issues, and support the findings from prostate MRI. - Heart Health: cholesterol, triglycerides, HbA1c - Liver & Kidney Function: enzymes, proteins, metabolic markers - Bone & Muscle Health: calcium, vitamin D, uric acid - Nutrition & Immune Function: vitamin B12, ferritin, immune cell counts - Thyroid Health: TSH, FT3 and FT4 |
FAQs
What symptoms are associated with prostate problems?
Prostate issues can sometimes develop without obvious symptoms, but common signs to look out for include:
- Difficulty starting or stopping urination
- Weak or interrupted urine flow
- Increased frequency of urination, especially at night
- Feeling that the bladder hasn’t emptied fully
- Pain or burning during urination
- Blood in urine or semen
- Discomfort in the lower back, hips, or pelvis
When should I see a doctor about prostate problems?
You should speak to a doctor promptly if you notice any persistent or unusual urinary or pelvic symptoms, such as difficulty urinating, blood in your urine or semen, pain, or changes in bladder habits.
Even if you don’t have symptoms, it can be wise to consider a proactive check - particularly if you are over 50, have a family history of prostate issues, or want peace of mind about your prostate health. Early assessment can help detect problems sooner, guide treatment if needed, and provide reassurance when everything is normal.
What happens after I book?
Your first appointment is an quick online initial consultation with a consultant radiologist, to discuss your health, medical history, and any symptoms you are experiencing. You will receive a link to join this call after booking. After this, a member of our booking team will contact you to schedule your MRI scan at a convenient time. Wherever possible, we’ll arrange your blood test to be done on the same day, making your appointment as streamlined and efficient as possible.
How do I get my results?
Your prostate MRI and blood test results will be combined into a comprehensive report, which you will receive via email.
You’ll also have the option to book a follow-up consultation to review your findings with a consultant radiologist, discuss next steps, and plan any further investigations if needed.
How long does the appointment take?
The prostate MRI typically takes 30-50 minutes from start to finish. Our MRI partner site is just a short walk from our clinic, and the blood test should only take around 10-15 minutes.
What happens if something comes up on my scan?
If your MRI identifies anything of concern, one of our radiologists will contact you directly to explain the findings and advise on any necessary next steps. We can also send the report to your NHS or private GP, and recommend a specialist referral if required, ensuring you get timely, expert guidance.