Comprehensive private breast cancer screening service

Same day results for peace of mind. We accept both self pay & Insured Patients (Insurer Fee’s honoured as per policy cover).

Breast cancer screening service

At Harley Street Breast Care, we offer comprehensive Breast Cancer Screening services, designed to detect any signs of breast cancer as early as possible. Early detection significantly increases the likelihood of successful treatment, giving you the best chance of maintaining your health and well-being.

Registered & Regulated for practice in the United Kingdom

Who should consider breast cancer screening?

Breast cancer screening is recommended for women who are:

Even if you’re not experiencing any symptoms, routine screening can help detect abnormalities that might otherwise go unnoticed.

Screening types

Mammograms

A specialised X-ray to detect breast tissue changes or abnormalities before they can be felt. Our advanced imaging technology ensures highly accurate results.

Ultrasound Scans

Often used in conjunction with mammograms, ultrasound is effective at evaluating lumps and dense breast tissue, providing detailed images of the breast.

MRI Scans

For women at high risk or with complex cases, MRI scans offer a more detailed view of breast tissue, detecting even the smallest changes.

Clinical Breast Examinations

A thorough physical examination by one of our expert clinicians to identify any lumps or irregularities.

Why choose us

Comprehensive Same Day Diagnosis

We provide consultations, advanced Imaging & Pathology testing in a single visit with same day results for peace of mind

World Class Expertise

Our multi-disciplinary team of leading breast care specialists, radiologists and oncologists ensure that you receive the highest standard of personalised treatment and care.

State Of The Art Facilities

Our clinics use the latest technologies and techniques including intra-operative testing to provide the most accurate diagnosis and effective treatments.

Unrivalled Support

Our dedicated breast care nursing team offer emotional and practical support, guiding you through each step of your diagnosis and treatment with compassion and expertise.

Taking control of your breast health has never been easier. Whether you’re seeking peace of mind or proactive care, our experienced team is here to guide you through every step of the screening process with compassion and expertise.

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Frequently asked questions

Breast screening is often a mammogram but can also involve ultrasound, MRI scans & physical breast examinations.  These screening methods are used to detect early signs of breast cancer before symptoms appear which can improve chances of successful treatment & increased survival rates.

For women aged 50 to 70, it’s generally recommended to have a mammogram every three years. However, if you have a higher risk of breast cancer due to family history or other factors, your doctor may advise more frequent screenings.

During a mammogram, your breast is placed on an x-ray machine and gently compressed to capture detailed images. The process takes about 15 minutes and is generally quick and straightforward.

In the UK, women are usually invited for their first mammogram between ages 50 and 53. However, women with a family history of breast cancer or other risk factors may start screening earlier, usually in their 40s.

Breast screening is generally not painful, but some women may feel mild discomfort due to the compression of the breast during the mammogram. Any discomfort is brief, and the procedure is typically well-tolerated.

Mammograms are very effective at detecting early breast cancer, but no test is 100% accurate. Sometimes, small cancers or changes might be missed, or you may be called back for further tests if something unusual is found.

If you notice any unusual changes in your breasts, such as lumps, pain, or discharge, contact your GP immediately, even if your last screening was normal. Regular self-exams are important to complement routine screenings.

While breast screening is safe, it does involve a small dose of radiation. The benefits of early cancer detection usually outweigh the risks, but your doctor can discuss this further if you have concerns.

Yes, you can still have a mammogram if you have breast implants. You should inform the radiographer, as special techniques may be needed to ensure accurate images of the breast tissue around the implants.

In most cases, breast screening results are same day so there are no anxious long waiting times.