Total PSA
£68.75
- Prostate-specific antigen
- Results in 1 day
- £50 blood draw fee added at booking
PSA BLOOD TEST · GP-LED · HARLEY STREET
Private PSA Test London
A private PSA blood test at 117a Harley Street, London costs from £68.75, bookable online, with results from 1 day. Prostate-specific antigen is a helpful marker when a doctor interprets it in context.
ResultsFrom 1 day
Time20-30m
PriceFrom £68.75
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Private PSA test in London
A Total PSA blood test at Medical Express Clinic costs £68.75, a Complex PSA blood test costs £75 and a Prostate Profile with total and free PSA costs £92.50.
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by both normal and abnormal prostate cells.
Your GP reads your PSA alongside your age, symptoms and examination, because a raised PSA does not automatically mean cancer.
A GP consultation costs £150, and prostate screening with a GP examination, PSA and an in-person results review starts from £349.
You can book a PSA test at 117a Harley Street, London online, or call 0207 499 1991.
How much does a private PSA test cost in London?
A Total PSA blood test costs £68.75, a Complex PSA blood test costs £75 and a Prostate Profile with total and free PSA costs £92.50 at Medical Express Clinic. A £50 blood draw fee is added at booking, and a GP consultation costs £150.
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Complex PSA
£75
- Prostate-specific antigen
- Results in 1 week
- £50 blood draw fee added at booking
Prostate Profile
£92.50
- Total PSA and free PSA
- Results in 1 day
- £50 blood draw fee added at booking
GP Consultation
£150
- Full assessment and examination
- Blood samples taken on the day
- Prescription if needed
What a PSA test can and cannot show
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by both normal and abnormal prostate cells. It is a helpful marker, provided a doctor interprets it alongside your age, examination and clinical history.
Because PSA can rise with benign prostate enlargement, inflammation or recent urinary infection, a raised PSA does not automatically mean cancer. Equally, a single normal PSA cannot rule out every prostate condition.
Your GP reads your PSA alongside your age, symptoms and physical examination before advising whether simple reassurance, a repeat test or a specialist referral is sensible.
PSA test, prostate screening or urology assessment?
A Total PSA blood test is £68.75, a Complex PSA blood test is £75 and a Prostate Profile with total and free PSA is £92.50. If you want a structured package, our private prostate check comes in three tiers: Essential (£349) with a GP consultation, physical examination and PSA; Advanced (£699), which adds total and free PSA with the free-to-total ratio; and Elite (£1,299), which adds a bi-parametric prostate MRI.
If you have urinary frequency, a weak stream, nocturia or a borderline PSA result from another clinic, book a men's urology assessment (£150 GP consultation), where your GP can take blood samples, including PSA, on the day.
For a fuller risk assessment, the Stockholm3 test (£493.75) combines protein markers, genetic markers and clinical data.
Book a private PSA test
Book a Total PSA, Complex PSA or Prostate Profile online, or call 0207 499 1991. Your sample is taken at 117a Harley Street, London. Medical Express Clinic is CQC-registered and has cared for patients at 117a Harley Street since 1984.
Clinical lead
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.”
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PSA test FAQs
How much does a private PSA test cost in London?
A Total PSA blood test is £68.75, a Complex PSA blood test is £75 and a Prostate Profile with total and free PSA is £92.50 at Medical Express Clinic. A £50 blood draw fee is added at booking. A GP consultation is £150, and Essential prostate screening with a GP examination, PSA and an in-person results review is £349.
Does a raised PSA mean I have prostate cancer?
Because PSA can rise with benign prostate enlargement, inflammation or recent urinary infection, a raised PSA does not automatically mean cancer. Equally, a single normal PSA cannot rule out every prostate condition.
Who interprets my PSA result?
Your GP reads your PSA alongside your age, symptoms and physical examination before advising whether simple reassurance, a repeat test or a specialist referral is sensible.
What is the difference between a PSA test and prostate screening?
A PSA test is a single blood test. Prostate screening combines a GP consultation and physical examination with PSA testing and an in-person doctor review, in three tiers from £349 to £1,299.
What is the Stockholm3 test?
Stockholm3 (£493.75) is an advanced prostate risk blood test that combines protein markers, genetic markers and clinical data. Your GP interprets it alongside your examination.
