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Breast clinic
Private breast screening, rapid-access consultations, and onsite tests in Canary Wharf.
Coming soon
Bupa Health Care Canary Wharf opens on Monday 11 May, pending regulatory approval.
Please call to book an appointment and our team will be happy to assist you.
Private breast clinic in Canary Wharf
The thought of breast cancer can be worrying, but we’re here to put your mind at ease as soon as possible. At Bupa Health Care Canary Wharf, you can book flexible, rapid-access breast appointments, so you don’t have to wait for answers.
Whether you’re looking for routine screening or worried about a lump, we can help. It starts with a simple call to our clinic. We’ll arrange your appointment and any tests you might need, such as a mammogram. For your convenience, all tests happen onsite. Your results will be ready within two working days and explained to you by a consultant.
If you need further treatment, you’ll have fast access to your choice of hospital within our London network. Our consultants work as a team, so your care is always based on the latest, most informed advice.
You don’t need to be a Bupa member to visit us. We also welcome self-paying patients and those covered by other insurers.
What are the symptoms of breast cancer?
You should see a breast consultant if you have:
- a lump in the breast
- thickening of the breast
- skin changes on the breast (dimpling, redness, orange peel texture)
- nipple changes (inversion, discharge, rash)
- persistent pain and/or swelling in your breast or armpit
Services
The following services are available at our Canary Wharf breast clinic:
- consultations
- biopsy
- CT scan
- mammogram
- MRI scan
- ultrasound
- private breast screening
If you’re looking for a service that isn’t listed, call us on 020 4604 9394 or fill out our enquiry form.
Make an enquiry
Contact our team for bookings, questions, or more information. Either speak to us directly, or leave your details and we’ll call you back.
Why choose us?
Breast screening at any age for greater peace of mind.
Results ready within two working days.
Lunchtime and after-work slots to suit your schedule.
Tests and imaging in one place – no extra trips.
Easy referrals and coordination between clinics and hospitals.
FAQs
Breast screening is a safe, non-invasive way to detect breast cancer early. It uses a mammogram (a low-dose X-ray) to detect changes in breast tissue that are too small to see or feel. When breast cancer is found early, treatment is often more effective
The NHS offers invites women aged between 50 and 71 for routine breast screenings. This is because this age group is at higher risk.
However, breast cancer can still occur in women outside of this age bracket. That’s why many women opt for a private breast screening, which has no lower or upper age limits. You might also choose to go private if:
- you have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer
- you have a gene that increases your risk (BRCA1, BRCA2 or TP53)
- you have dense breast tissue
- you simply want peace of mind
No – if you have symptoms, please ask for an appointment with a breast consultant instead. They’ll be able to determine what tests you need and next steps.
Your breast consultant may recommend one or more of the following tests. These are all available onsite.
Biopsy: A short procedure that uses a needle to collect samples of tissue from a suspicious area within the breast. The sample is sent to a lab to confirm a diagnosis.
CT scan: A scan that uses X-ray and computer software to create detailed images of the breast. It can often provide a clearer view of dense tissue.
MRI scan: A scan that uses magnets and radio waves to produce images of the breast. It’s typically used to investigate unclear mammogram results or to stage diagnosed cancers.
Mammogram: A low-dose X-ray used to detect changes in the breast tissue that are too small to see or feel. It’s the main test used in breast screening and helps detect cancer early.
Ultrasound: A scan that uses high frequency sound waves to create images of the breast. It’s often used following a mammogram to look more closely at a specific area.
If you need surgery or another treatment we can’t provide at the centre, you can attend any one of our London hospitals. This includes Cromwell Hospital in Kensington, King Edward VII’s Hospital in Marylebone, and New Victoria Hospital in Kingston upon Thames.
If you’re paying for your own care, please get in touch with us on 020 4604 9394. We’ll give you a clear price for your consultation and explain any costs for further tests or treatment.
Choose how you pay
Anyone can visit our clinic – no Bupa cover required.
Self-pay
No insurance required. Pay for the care you need, when you need it.
Bupa members
Enjoy fast access to exclusive care pathways with your Bupa cover.
Your breast clinic journey
1. Enquiry
Call us or fill in our enquiry form. We’ll be in touch to check your eligibility, answer any questions, and book your first appointment.
2. Consultation
At your appointment, your consultant will listen to your concerns and medical history. They'll also do a physical exam if needed.
3. Diagnostic tests
Your consultant may recommend tests or imaging. Most are done onsite, often on the same day, so you don’t have to wait long.
4. Follow-up
When your test results are ready, your consultant will walk you through them. You’ll have time to ask questions and decide on next steps.
5. Treatment
We offer many treatments onsite. If you need complex care, you can choose your preferred hospital from our London network
6. Onward care
Your care doesn’t stop after treatment. We’ll be here to guide and support you whenever you need us.
Our breast specialists
A selection of the specialists you’ll be able to see at Bupa Health Care Canary Wharf.
Ready to book an appointment?
Speak to our team to find the right appointment, or send us your details and we’ll call you back.