Private Breast Cancer Diagnosis & Screening
Fast, expert-led breast cancer diagnosis at clinics across the UK
Fast track, one-stop, breast cancer diagnosis for customers with symptoms from aged 18+
- Expert-led & comprehensive care: Pathways designed by leading breast surgeons with access to all routine imaging and biopsy at the first consultation.
- Supportive & seamless process: Compassionate care from cancer specialists with clear next steps and smooth onward referrals if needed.
- Rapid access & fast results: No GP referral needed.
- Convenient & accessible: Nationwide clinics for easy access to expert breast cancer surgeons near home or work.
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Early detection saves lives
Almost 57,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK. Early detection significantly improves outcomes, with breast cancer often being easier to treat when found early, before it has spread.
Private breast cancer diagnosis allows quicker access to specialist assessment and imaging for people experiencing symptoms such as a lump, breast pain, or changes in breast appearance.
At Check4Cancer, we understand how worrying breast symptoms can be. Our nationwide breast cancer clinics provide fast, private diagnostic services, designed to give you answers quickly and guide you clearly on what happens next.
Explore our diagnostic tests and services below.
Why choose Check4Cancer’s breast cancer clinics?
Not all providers offer a true one-stop private breast cancer clinic. At Check4Cancer, all investigations - including imaging and biopsy - can be carried out at your first appointment where clinically appropriate. This approach allows around 80% of patients to be discharged after their initial assessment, providing rapid reassurance and reducing anxiety. Key benefits include:
Rapid access
Get seen quickly at a private breast clinic near you, with no GP referral needed.
Comprehensive diagnostics
Breast ultrasound, mammogram and biopsy available as part of a single pathway.
Fast results
Biopsy results typically available within five
working days.
Expert-led care
Diagnostic pathways designed and led by consultant breast surgeons.
Supportive environment
Compassionate, specialist care at every stage.
Clear next steps
Seamless onward referral if further treatment is required.
Nationwide clinics
Access a private breast cancer clinic near home or work.
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Find a private breast cancer clinic near you
We provide private breast cancer clinic appointments across the UK, including:
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Bristol, Belfast, and more.
Use our clinic locator to find and book a breast cancer clinic near you.
Use our clinic locator to find your closest clinic.
*Costs are £270 for London Clinics and £250 for Clinics outside of London. Please note that if you require a breast ultrasound or/and mammography and/or needle biopsy, then these procedures will incur additional fees, which will be payable directly to the clinic
Is this service right for you?
This service is designed for anyone seeking an urgent private breast cancer diagnosis due to breast symptoms, including:
- A new lump or thickening in the breast or underarm that persists
- Persistent pain in one area of the breast
- Changes in breast size, shape, or skin texture, including dimpling
- Nipple changes, such as inversion, rash, or unusual discharge.
- Swelling or redness in the breast or underarm
This service is for people with symptoms.
If you do not have symptoms and are looking for routine screening, see our Breast Cancer Mammogram Screening service.
Comprehensive breast cancer diagnostic services
Our Breast Cancer Clinics provide a comprehensive, one-stop diagnostic pathway, with specialist consultation, imaging, and biopsy available at your first appointment where appropriate.
Consultant breast assessment (included in consultation fee)
A specialist-led consultation including a full clinical breast examination. Same-day imaging or biopsy may be arranged as part of your visit.
Breast ultrasound (additional charge)
A safe, radiation-free scan used to assess breast lumps or changes, particularly helpful in younger patients or dense breast tissue.
Mammograms (additional charge)
High-definition digital X-rays to identify early signs of breast cancer, sometimes before symptoms are noticeable. Learn more about our private mammogram service.
Needle biopsy (additional charge)
If an abnormality is detected, an ultrasound-guided biopsy may be performed to confirm whether further treatment is required.
Any additional fees are confirmed during your consultation and payable directly to the clinic.
Frequently asked questions about private breast cancer diagnosis
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What our patients say about our breast cancer clinics
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Early diagnosis can save lives. If you’re
experiencing breast symptoms and want fast, expert assessment, our specialist
team is here to help.
Professor Simon Russell
Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Advisor for Breast Cancer
Consultant Oncologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge and Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Professor of Oncology, University of Rome Medical School. Professor Simon Russell is a Consultant Oncologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge and Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon. He leads the Urological Malignancy Service and has previously been lead clinician for the breast service. He is the lead for Radiotherapy for Genesis Cancer Care, Cambridge. He has served as the secretary of the British Uro-Oncology Group 2003-2015 and remains a Trustee. He was appointed Professor of Oncology at the University of Rome Medical School, Tor Vergata 2015. Simon joined Check4Cancer in 2018.
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