Testosterone Blood Test and Doctor Review on Harley Street
The Male Hormone Profile measures testosterone alongside pituitary and binding hormones, which helps a doctor interpret whether a low or borderline testosterone result needs further assessment. Laboratory testing starts from £238.75.
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The Male Hormone Profile measures testosterone alongside pituitary and binding hormones, which helps a doctor interpret whether a low or borderline testosterone result needs further assessment.
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Testosterone blood test in London
A private male hormone blood test at Medical Express Clinic measures testosterone and related hormones for men with symptoms such as fatigue, low libido, erectile dysfunction or mood changes, with no referral needed.
The Male Hormone Profile costs £238.75 and measures testosterone, SHBG, the Free Androgen Index, LH, FSH and prolactin, with results in 1 working day.
The Andropause Profile costs £240 and measures DHEA sulphate, FSH, LH, total testosterone, SHBG and the Free Androgen Index, with results in 1 working day.
The Impotence Profile costs £318.75 and measures total and free testosterone, SHBG, the Free Androgen Index, prolactin, PSA, TSH, lipids, glucose and HbA1c, with results in up to 3 working days.
A £50 phlebotomy fee applies to all blood tests at Medical Express Clinic, including all three male hormone profiles.
The male hormone blood draw takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and attending before 10am gives the most accurate testosterone reading.
Male hormone blood tests are available 7 days a week on Harley Street, London; book online or call 0207 499 1991, and add a GP results review for £100 if you want a doctor to interpret the results.
Why test more than testosterone alone?
A single testosterone reading can be hard to interpret without context. The Male Hormone Profile adds SHBG, Free Androgen Index, LH, FSH and prolactin so a clinician can see whether a result fits a pituitary, testicular or binding-protein pattern.
The profile is £238.75 at Medical Express Clinic, with a report usually ready within 1 working day.
Male Hormone Profile (MIPR)
Male Hormone Profile
MIPR · £238.75
Analytes: FSH; Luteinising Hormone (LH); Testosterone; Free Androgen Index; Prolactin; Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG)
Turnaround: Usually 1 working day
- •Testosterone: primary androgen level
- •SHBG and Free Androgen Index: SHBG binds testosterone; Free Androgen Index is a calculation that helps estimate androgen status alongside testosterone and SHBG
- •LH and FSH: hormones from the pituitary gland relevant to testicular function
- •Prolactin: elevated levels can affect libido and testosterone interpretation
Symptoms attributed to low testosterone need medical assessment because they have several possible causes. Testosterone deficiency is not diagnosed from one result alone; symptoms and at least one appropriately timed repeat sample are usually needed before treatment is discussed.
Have a doctor review your testosterone result
Medical Express Clinic is a doctor-led clinic, so the test does not have to stand alone. A private GP can go through your symptoms, medicines and history, agree the timing of the sample and explain the result with you.
If the result suggests low testosterone, a repeat morning sample is usually needed before a diagnosis. The doctor then discusses the next step, which may be male hormone replacement or a specialist referral.
- •Book the blood test on its own, or a GP consultation first if you are unsure which test you need
- •The report is usually ready within 1 working day
- •Book a follow-up consultation to go through the result and agree the next step
GP Consultation
£150
Discuss symptoms such as low libido, erectile problems or tiredness, and agree which tests to request.
Follow-Up Consultation
£100
For existing patients: go through your hormone result with a doctor and agree the next step.
Only need the laboratory test? Our sister clinic lists testosterone blood tests at Blood London.
Symptoms that prompt a hormone panel
For erectile symptoms without a clear hormone question, erectile dysfunction assessment is usually the better starting point. Male hormone replacement is relevant only after clinical interpretation supports that pathway.
- •Reduced libido or erectile symptoms
- •Unexplained fatigue or reduced strength
- •Suspected testosterone deficiency
- •Monitoring a clinician-led hormone pathway
Why morning sampling is preferred
A morning sample is usually preferred when testosterone is the main question. The clinic confirms timing and whether a repeat sample is needed.
Mention medicines, supplements and recent illness when you book. Sampling usually takes 10 to 15 minutes on Harley Street, and the report is usually ready within 1 working day.
What one testosterone result cannot settle
- •One testosterone result does not diagnose testosterone deficiency (hypogonadism).
- •Abnormal or borderline results usually require clinical assessment and may require a repeat morning sample.
Usually 1 working day. Your laboratory report is supplied securely.
The blood-test price covers the laboratory report, not a consultation. A separate GP consultation is £150 if you want a doctor to interpret the result with your symptoms and history.
Urgent care is the safer first step when there is sudden severe testicular pain, chest pain, or another emergency symptom.
Source: NHS male menopause guidance.
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Dr Mohammad Bakhtiar
Health Screening and Men's Health • GMC 4694470
MD, PhD, LRCP, MSc, DHMSA
“Dr Bakhtiar has worked at Medical Express Clinic for over 20 years and leads the clinical team. His work includes health assessments, sexual health screening, diagnosis and treatment.”
Service information reviewed 26 August 2026.
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Male hormone blood test FAQs
Why is a morning sample preferred?
Testosterone varies during the day. A morning sample is usually preferred when testosterone is the main question. The clinic confirms timing when you book.
Does this test diagnose low testosterone?
A low or borderline result needs clinical interpretation with symptoms, and a repeat morning sample is often required before testosterone deficiency is diagnosed.
Can a doctor go through my result with me?
A private GP consultation is £150, and a follow-up consultation for existing patients is £100. The doctor reviews the result alongside your symptoms and agrees the next step.
