Private GP · Central London EC1
PSA & Testosterone Testing in London
Men’s health blood tests taken during a private GP appointment — PSA, testosterone and general health panels — with a doctor’s interpretation, not just a PDF.
The value of a PSA or testosterone test lies in the conversation around it: whether to test at all, what the number means for your age, and what happens next. That is why we run these as tests with a GP, not kits.
GP consultation from £100 · Bloods £39 + lab fees
What to expect
Tested and explained in one visit
The conversation first
PSA in particular deserves a proper discussion of its benefits and limitations before testing — we have it, honestly.
Bloods on site
Samples are taken during the appointment — no second visit, with a £39 collection fee plus the laboratory’s charge per test.
Testosterone done properly
Morning sampling, repeated where borderline, and interpreted alongside your symptoms — not a single number read in isolation.
Wider panels
Cholesterol, HbA1c, liver, kidney, thyroid and vitamin panels can be added to the same blood draw based on your history.
Results with a plan
Results in days, explained by the GP, with a clear plan for anything that needs action.
Specialist referral
Where results need specialist input — urology for a raised PSA, endocrinology for hormonal findings — referral is arranged for you.
Fees
Published fees
Private GP ConsultationFace-to-face at the clinic, from
£100
Blood sample collectionLaboratory analysis charged per test
£39
Add-on blood testsPriced individually and agreed before testing
Varies
Common questions
Questions about men's health testing
Should I have a PSA test?
It depends on your age, family history and priorities. PSA finds some cancers early but also raises false alarms. We discuss both sides before testing — and respect either decision.
What do low-energy symptoms mean?
Low energy, low libido and low mood have many causes; low testosterone is one of them. Testing clarifies it, but only alongside a proper history — which is the point of doing it with a doctor.
When should testosterone be tested?
In the morning, when levels peak. Borderline results are repeated before any conclusions are drawn.
How quickly do results come back?
Most results are back within a few working days, explained by the GP rather than sent as a bare report.
What if something is abnormal?
The GP explains what it means and what happens next — repeat testing, treatment, or referral to a specialist, arranged for you.
Do I need to be registered with you?
No — no registration and no membership. Your NHS registration is unaffected, and we write to your GP with your consent.
Book a men's health appointment
Appointments Monday to Saturday at 1-5 Portpool Lane, four minutes from Chancery Lane. Often same-day.