OneStop Breast Cancer Clinics

• National network of OneStop Breast Clinics.
• Validated consultant breast surgeons.
• Protected appointment slots allow us to provide you with rapid access to a choice of appointment times close to work or home.
• All diagnostic investigations performed at first appointment.
• OneStop Breast service is fully audited to ensure best practice. 
• Our breast cancer consultants can provide private treatment if required.

Are you showing any one of these common symptoms of suspected breast cancer?

• A breast lump or thickening in the breast which is different to the rest of the breast tissue.
• Continuous breast pain in one part of the breast or armpit.
• One breast becomes larger or lower/higher than the other breast.
• A nipple becomes inverted or changes shape or position.
• Changes in the skin of your breasts including puckering or dimpling.
• Swelling under the armpit or around the collarbone.
• A rash on or around the nipple.
• Discharge from one or both nipples.

• OneStop Breast Clinic appointments can only be booked by telephone so we can offer you a choice of appointments close to home or work. 
• Please call 0800 085 6616 to speak with our dedicated customer care team (call centre hours are from 08.00 – 18.00) or you can request a call back here. 
• A OneStop Breast Clinic appointment costs £270 if you attend a London clinic OR £250 for clinics outside of London. Please note that if you require a breast ultrasound or/and mammogram and/or needle biopsy, then these procedures will incur additional fees, which will be payable directly to the clinic.

OneStop Breast Clinics offer private breast investigations with triple assessment, providing a thorough and accurate diagnosis of breast cancer. You will be seen by a highly experienced consultant breast surgeon and the triple assessment performed at your appointment will cover the following areas:

1. Clinical breast examination (included in the initial consultation fee of £250 or £270 in London).
2. Breast ultrasound and/or mammography (additional fee if required).
3. Needle biopsy if lump is found (additional fee if required).

If your breast biopsy confirms a diagnosis of breast cancer then if insured, you can have treatment by the private consultant breast surgeon who arranged your investigations or alternatively, you can be referred to the NHS for treatment via your GP.

Although much rarer than female breast cancer, male breast cancer often presents at a more advanced stage, but is treated in the same way as female breast cancer. There are about 360 men diagnosed with male breast cancer each year in the UK, compared with 55,000 cases of breast cancer in women.

As with women, the single biggest risk factor for breast cancer in men is increasing age. Most cases of male breast cancer are diagnosed between the ages of 60 and 70. Other risk factors are high oestrogen levels, exposure to radiation, a family history or recognised breast cancer gene in the family, obesity, chronic liver conditions, and a rare genetic condition called Klinefelter's syndrome.

Common symptoms of male breast cancer – what to look out for

The most common symptom of breast cancer in men is a firm lump in the breast tissue deep to the nipple. This is nearly always painless and other symptoms may include:

• Oozing from the nipple (a discharge) that may be blood stained.
• Swelling of the breast.
• A sore (ulcer) in the skin of the breast.
• A nipple that is pulled into the breast (called nipple retraction).
• Lumps under the arm.

If you are showing any of the common symptoms listed above, please call us on0800 085 6616 to book a OneStop Breast Clinic appointment. 

We’re pleased to cancel and re-schedule any appointments without penalty or administration fees up to 24 hours before your appointment. However, with less than 24 hours’ notice of cancellation, re-scheduling or non-attendance on the day does incur a 100% cancellation fee as we’ll be unable to re-use the time to support other clients. New appointments will be charged at the ‘self-pay’ rate of £250 (£270 for London clinics).