What is included in the Men's Full Body Scan?

The package includes six ultrasound scans: Thyroid & Neck, Testicular, Abdomen & Kidneys, Prostate & Bladder, Urinary Tract, and Carotid Arteries. All scans are performed in a single 90–120 minute appointment.

How long does the appointment take?

Allow 90–120 minutes for the full package, including clinical history, all six scans, discussion of findings, and post-void residual measurement.

Yes. Fast for 4–6 hours before the scan to reduce bowel gas for the abdominal assessment. Water is permitted and encouraged. Arrive with a full bladder for the prostate and bladder assessment.

Will I receive a report?

Yes. A comprehensive written report covering all six scans is provided before you leave the clinic. This can be shared with your GP or any specialist.

Do I need a GP referral?

No referral is needed. You can book directly online or by telephone. Appointments are available Monday to Saturday.

Is this scan suitable for younger men?

Yes. While the package is particularly valuable for men over 40, younger men with a family history of relevant conditions or specific risk factors can benefit from a baseline assessment. Testicular assessment is particularly relevant for men aged 15–49.

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CQC Compliant

Same-Day Available

Written Report

Men's Health

Men's Full Body Scan

A comprehensive ultrasound health screening package covering six key areas of men's health — from cardiovascular risk to urological and abdominal health — in a single extended appointment.

90–120 minutes

Appointments available Monday to Saturday

Marylebone, London W1

HCPC RegisteredCQC CompliantSame-Day AvailableWritten Report IncludedComprehensive Health Screening

£785

Saving £625 vs individual scans (value £1,410)

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Written report within 24 hours

Same-day appointments available

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Understanding Your Situation

The Most Important Health Investment a Man Can Make

Men are statistically less likely to attend health screenings than women, yet many of the most serious conditions affecting men — aortic aneurysm, carotid artery disease, prostate enlargement, testicular pathology — are entirely detectable by ultrasound before symptoms develop. Our Men's Full Body Scan is a comprehensive, evidence-based screening package that gives you a complete picture of your internal health in a single appointment, with immediate results and a written report. Our clinic at 29 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, offers same-day appointments with no GP referral required.

Clinical Overview

What is the Men's Full Body Scan?

The Men's Full Body Scan is a curated package of six targeted ultrasound assessments, each chosen for its clinical relevance to men's health and its ability to detect significant pathology at an asymptomatic stage. The package covers the thyroid and neck, testes, abdomen and kidneys, prostate and bladder, urinary tract, and carotid arteries — providing a comprehensive evaluation of the organ systems most relevant to men's health and longevity.

Is This Scan Right for You?

Who Should Book This Scan?

Men over 40 wanting a comprehensive baseline assessment of their internal health

Those with a family history of cardiovascular disease, cancer, or urological conditions

Men with risk factors including hypertension, diabetes, smoking, or high cholesterol

Anyone who wants proactive health monitoring without waiting for symptoms to develop

Men who have never had a comprehensive health screen and want to know their baseline

Those whose GP has suggested a health check but who want more comprehensive imaging

Diagnostic Scope

What This Scan Can Detect

Thyroid & Neck

Thyroid nodules, goitre, lymphadenopathy, and other neck masses — thyroid disease affects 1 in 20 men and is frequently asymptomatic.

Testicular Health

Testicular masses, microlithiasis, varicocele, and epididymal cysts — testicular cancer is the most common cancer in men aged 15–49.

Abdominal Organs

Liver disease (fatty liver, cirrhosis, lesions), gallstones, spleen abnormalities, pancreatic pathology, and aortic aneurysm screening.

Prostate & Bladder

Prostate volume measurement, bladder wall assessment, and post-void residual — essential for men with urinary symptoms or raised PSA.

Kidneys & Urinary Tract

Kidney stones, cysts, hydronephrosis, and bladder pathology — kidney disease affects 1 in 10 adults and is often asymptomatic until advanced.

Carotid Arteries

Carotid intima-media thickness and plaque assessment — a key marker of cardiovascular risk and stroke prevention.

Your Appointment

What Happens During Your Scan

Arrival & clinical history

Your sonographer will take a comprehensive health history, review any relevant blood test results, and explain the six-scan package in detail.

Thyroid & neck scan

Assessment of the thyroid gland and cervical lymph nodes, with Doppler flow assessment of any nodules identified.

Testicular scan

Detailed assessment of both testes and epididymides for masses, microlithiasis, varicocele, and other pathology.

Abdominal & carotid scan

Comprehensive assessment of all abdominal organs including aortic measurement, followed by bilateral carotid artery assessment with IMT measurement.

Prostate, bladder & urinary tract

Prostate volume measurement, bladder assessment with post-void residual, and kidney assessment — completing the six-scan package with a comprehensive written report.

Before Your Appointment

How to Prepare for Your Scan

1
Fast for 4–6 hours before the scan (water is permitted and encouraged)
2
Drink 500ml of water 30 minutes before your appointment — arrive with a full bladder
3
Wear comfortable, loose clothing that allows easy access to your neck, abdomen, and groin
4
Bring any relevant blood test results (PSA, cholesterol, kidney function, thyroid function)
5
Allow 2 hours for your appointment including discussion time and post-void residual measurement

After Your Scan

Understanding Your Men's Full Body Scan Results

Your sonographer will explain all findings from each of the six scans during the appointment. A comprehensive written report covering all organs assessed is provided before you leave. Normal findings provide reassurance across all key men's health organ systems. Any abnormalities are clearly described with their clinical significance and recommendations for follow-up or further investigation.

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