Silver
POA
PSA Profile + Male Hormone Panel.
Male Health
Men's health testing in Preston
Straightforward, GP-led men's health checks — prostate testing, testicular ultrasound and a full hormone panel, each interpreted by a doctor in the context of your wider health. No referral needed.
Individual tests
Men's health tests
Choose a single test, or ask our GP to recommend the right combination for you.
Testicular ultrasound (USS)For a lump, pain or swelling — consultant-reported£225
PSA (total)Prostate-specific antigen blood test£61.20
PSA ProfileTotal + Free PSA with ratio£75.60
Proclarix® / PSA — prostateRefines the biopsy decision when PSA is 2–10 ng/mL£375
Male Hormone PanelFor low libido, fatigue, ED or fertility concerns£263.70
Good to know: Proclarix runs when your PSA is in the 2–10 ng/mL range. Blood tests include a £25 pre-test telephone call and £25 for sample-taking per visit — we'll confirm the full cost before you book.
Packages
Bundled men's health packages
Three tiers that combine the tests above. Package pricing is being finalised — ask us for a quote.
Gold
POA
Silver package plus a testicular ultrasound.
Platinum
POA
Gold package plus Proclarix® / PSA prostate testing.
Prefer a package? Ask us for a quote — we'll confirm exactly what's included and the price before you book.
Who it's for
Men who want a clear, objective picture of their health — whether you have a specific concern such as a lump, urinary symptoms, low energy or reduced libido, or simply want a considered baseline. Every test is chosen and reviewed with a GP, so results are interpreted in context, not in isolation.
Why a GP review matters
Prostate and hormone markers can be raised or lowered for reasons that have nothing to do with disease, and a single number rarely tells the whole story. Because we're a full GP and diagnostics clinic, a doctor connects your results to your history and symptoms — and tells you honestly what, if anything, is worth acting on.
Screening markers are not diagnostic: PSA and related tests are one part of the picture. A raised result does not mean cancer, and a normal result does not exclude it. Your GP will explain what your results do and don't mean.
Reassurance
What's included — and what happens next
What's included
- A GP consultation to choose the right tests for you
- Accredited-laboratory analysis and consultant-reported imaging
- GP review of every result in the context of your wider health
- A plain-English written summary with clear next steps
- Onward testing, treatment or referral where appropriate
If something's abnormal
Most findings are minor. If anything needs a closer look we contact you promptly — at no extra charge — explain what it means, arrange any onward investigation, and can liaise with your NHS GP.
Insurance
Using private medical insurance? We can provide an itemised invoice in your insurer's preferred format — please check your policy first.
Book online, call 01772 282189, or email us. Open Mon–Fri 8:30–18:00, Sat 9:00–13:00. A £25 prepayment secures your appointment and is fully deducted from your final fee.
FAQs
Common questions
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly. With your consent, we'll also send a written outcome to your own NHS GP.
What is Proclarix, and when is it used?
Proclarix is a refined blood test that helps decide whether a prostate biopsy is needed. It's used when your PSA is in the 2–10 ng/mL range, adding information beyond PSA alone.
Are there extra costs for blood tests?
Blood tests include a £25 pre-test telephone call and £25 for sample-taking per visit. We'll always confirm the full cost with you before you book.
What does the testicular ultrasound involve?
A quick, painless ultrasound scan used to assess a lump, pain or swelling. It's consultant-reported, and a GP explains the findings with you afterwards.
Can I claim on insurance?
Many men self-pay, but we can provide an itemised invoice. Please check your policy first.
Take the first step
Book a GP consultation and we'll build the right men's health pathway around you. Most enquiries answered the same working day.