Private Women's Health Scans
Specialist women's health imaging, from pelvic and breast ultrasound to mammogram, fertility assessment, and menopause bone density, most without a GP referral.
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About this scan
Women's health imaging covers a broad range of scans tailored to female anatomy across all life stages, from reproductive years through perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. Private access can mean a shorter wait than NHS routes; availability depends on the centre.
Depending on the centre, options include pelvic ultrasound (transvaginal and transabdominal), breast ultrasound, mammography, hysteroscopy imaging support, DEXA bone density scanning, and specialist MRI of the pelvis and breast. All scans are interpreted by consultant radiologists and reported within 24–48 hours.
Key facts
Indications
Investigation of endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS, and ovarian cysts causing pain or cycle disruption.
Antral follicle count, ovarian reserve, and uterine assessment before IVF or other fertility treatment.
Annual mammogram or breast ultrasound for routine screening, dense breast tissue, or a new breast lump.
DEXA scan to assess bone density and osteoporosis risk as oestrogen levels fall.
Early pregnancy confirmation, pelvic floor assessment, and post-partum pelvic imaging.
Endometrial thickness assessment and breast screening for women on hormone replacement therapy.
Locations
Scan types
Your appointment
Select the specific scan from the list below or call us if you're unsure which investigation is right for your symptoms.
Arrive at the imaging centre. Scans are performed by specialist radiographers or sonographers; a female clinician can be arranged.
The sonographer or radiographer shares initial observations during your appointment.
A consultant radiologist reviews all images and issues a full written report within 24–48 hours. Copies can be sent to your GP.
Before your scan
Compare women's health scans appointments at independent centres. No GP referral is needed: you can self-refer and book directly.
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