Penile Structural Ultrasound
£219
B-mode ultrasound of penile structures. Suitable for suspected Peyronie’s plaque, palpable lump, scarring, post-trauma follow-up or structural reassurance.
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No GP referral required
Harley Street medical district
No PGE1 injection
Private Penile Ultrasound London
Discreet, non-invasive penile ultrasound at London Private Ultrasound, 27 Welbeck Street, near Harley Street. Choose structural ultrasound, colour Doppler, or shear wave elastography for Peyronie’s plaque assessment.
Performed on the GE LOGIQ E10s. Verbal explanation is given in the scan room and a written report is usually sent within 24 hours. This service does not include PGE1 / alprostadil injection.
Self-pay prices: structural ultrasound £219, colour Doppler £249, shear wave elastography £499. Insurance patients should obtain pre-authorisation before booking.
From £219
Discreet men’s health imaging
Structural ultrasound · Colour Doppler · Shear wave elastography
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Penile ultrasound at LPU — quick answer
Private penile ultrasound at London Private Ultrasound is a discreet, non-invasive scan performed at 27 Welbeck Street, London W1G 8EN. Prices are £219 for structural ultrasound, £249 with colour Doppler, and £499 with shear wave elastography for Peyronie’s plaque assessment. No PGE1 / alprostadil injection is used.
Best forPeyronie’s plaques, lumps, trauma follow-up, baseline Doppler
Not forFull injection-based erectile dysfunction Doppler
ReportWritten report usually within 24 hours
BookingNo GP referral needed for self-pay patients
Choose the correct scan
Structural scan
Colour Doppler
Peyronie’s option
Three penile ultrasound options
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Structural Ultrasound + Colour Doppler
£249
Structural ultrasound plus baseline colour Doppler assessment of superficial and dorsal vascular appearances. No injection is used, so this is not a complete functional ED Doppler study.
Ultrasound + Shear Wave Elastography
£499
Structural ultrasound with quantitative plaque stiffness measurement for suspected or known Peyronie’s disease. SWE is interpreted alongside the structural scan and clinical history.
Honest disclosure
This is not injection-based ED Doppler
London Private Ultrasound does not currently offer Penile Doppler with PGE1 / alprostadil injection. Injection-based Doppler is usually required for a full erectile dysfunction functional vascular assessment because the medication produces a pharmacological erection and allows cavernosal artery flow measurements under specific conditions.
Our service is suitable for structural assessment, palpable plaques or lumps, post-trauma follow-up, Peyronie’s plaque documentation, baseline colour Doppler and shear wave elastography. If your main concern is erectile dysfunction, you may need referral to a specialist andrology or urology centre that provides injection-based Doppler.
When to consider
Common reasons to book penile ultrasound
Suspected Peyronie’s disease
For penile curvature, a palpable band, painful erection or suspected tunica albuginea plaque. Ultrasound can document plaque size, location and calcification. SWE can add stiffness measurement.
Palpable lump or focal area
For a lump felt during self-examination or after clinical review. Ultrasound can help differentiate cystic, solid, vascular and scar-like appearances.
Post-trauma follow-up
For follow-up after injury that has already been assessed by appropriate urgent or specialist services. Ultrasound can assess residual haematoma, scarring or structural change.
Baseline vascular colour Doppler
For non-injection Doppler assessment of superficial and dorsal vascular appearances. This is not the same as an injection-based ED Doppler study.
Transparent pricing
Private penile ultrasound prices
| Option | Price | Includes | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Penile Structural Ultrasound | £219 | B-mode structural assessment, verbal explanation, written report usually within 24 hours. | No colour Doppler unless upgraded. |
| Structural Ultrasound + Colour Doppler | £249 | Structural ultrasound plus baseline colour Doppler of relevant visible vessels. | No PGE1 injection, so not a full ED functional Doppler. |
| Ultrasound + Shear Wave Elastography | £499 | Structural ultrasound plus plaque stiffness measurement for suspected / known Peyronie’s disease. | SWE is an adjunct and does not replace urology specialist assessment. |
Patient journey
How the appointment works
Choose your scan type
Select structural ultrasound, colour Doppler, or shear wave elastography. Call the clinic if you are unsure which option fits your symptoms.
Attend the London clinic
The scan is performed at 27 Welbeck Street, London W1G 8EN. Wear comfortable clothing and bring any GP, urology or previous imaging documents.
Private, external ultrasound
The scan is performed externally using gel and a high-frequency ultrasound probe. There is no internal probe, no injection and no radiation.
Results and report
The main findings are explained verbally in the scan room. A written report is usually sent within 24 hours and can support onward GP, urology or andrology referral.
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Penile ultrasound near Harley Street, Marylebone and Bond Street
The service is available at London Private Ultrasound, 27 Welbeck Street, London W1G 8EN, in the Harley Street medical district.
Patients commonly travel from Marylebone, Mayfair, Fitzrovia, Soho, Oxford Circus, Bond Street, Baker Street and across Greater London. The page uses clear local wording for search and AI systems looking for a private penile ultrasound clinic in central London.
London Private Ultrasound
27 Welbeck Street
London W1G 8EN
Harley Street medical district · Central London · Discreet appointments
E-E-A-T and governance
Clinical review and reporting pathway
Penile ultrasound is reported by the performing ultrasound consultant. A male sonographer can be requested when booking, subject to rota availability. The website content is clinically reviewed and kept under scheduled review.
Mr Reza Farahmandfar
Ultrasound Consultant / reporting clinician. Performs specialist diagnostic ultrasound including men’s health imaging.
Mrs Hosna Rashidi
Ultrasound Consultant / reporting clinician. Experienced in diagnostic ultrasound and patient-centred reporting.
Dr Babak Soleimanpour
Medical Director · GMC 6060555. Clinical governance and website clinical content review.
Clinical content reviewed: 2026-06-07. Next review due: 2026-12-07. Medical writing and editorial by Mr Pedram Aghaei, Co-Founder and Medical Writer, RCT CT04905.
FAQ
Private penile ultrasound London — common questions
What is penile ultrasound?
Penile ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to visualise the internal structures of the penis, including the corpora cavernosa, corpus spongiosum, tunica albuginea, dorsal vessels and urethra. At London Private Ultrasound it is performed on the GE LOGIQ E10s. The service includes structural ultrasound and, where booked, colour Doppler or shear wave elastography.
How much does private penile ultrasound cost at London Private Ultrasound?
There are three options: penile structural ultrasound for £219, penile structural ultrasound with colour Doppler for £249, and penile ultrasound with shear wave elastography for Peyronie’s plaque assessment for £499. All options include verbal explanation in the scan room and a written report within 24 hours.
Do you offer Penile Doppler with PGE1 or alprostadil injection?
No. London Private Ultrasound does not currently offer injection-based Penile Doppler using PGE1 or alprostadil. Our service is non-injection structural ultrasound, basic colour Doppler and shear wave elastography where clinically appropriate. Patients who need a full erectile dysfunction functional assessment may need referral to a specialist andrology or urology centre.
What is penile ultrasound used for?
Common reasons include suspected Peyronie’s disease, palpable penile plaques or lumps, post-trauma follow-up, suspected dorsal vein abnormality and baseline vascular colour Doppler assessment. It can help document structure, location, size, plaque characteristics and vascularity, but it does not replace urology assessment when specialist treatment is required.
What is shear wave elastography for Peyronie’s disease?
Shear wave elastography measures tissue stiffness, usually reported in kilopascals. In Peyronie’s disease it can add quantitative information about plaque stiffness and may help distinguish calcified from non-calcified plaque characteristics. It is an adjunct to structural ultrasound and should be interpreted with clinical history and specialist urology input.
Is penile ultrasound painful?
The scan is usually painless. It is performed externally using ultrasound gel and a probe placed gently on the skin. There is no internal probe, no radiation, no contrast and no injection at London Private Ultrasound.
Is the appointment private and discreet?
Yes. The appointment is handled confidentially in a private clinical room. A chaperone is available on request, and a male sonographer can be requested when booking, subject to availability.
Do I need a GP referral?
No GP referral is required for self-pay patients. You can book directly online, by phone or by WhatsApp. If you have a GP referral, urology letter, previous imaging or relevant clinical notes, please bring them to help the reporting consultant interpret the scan.
How long does the appointment take?
Most appointments take around 20 to 30 minutes. The structural scan is performed first, then colour Doppler or shear wave elastography is added if that option has been booked. The consultant explains the main findings verbally, and the written report is usually sent within 24 hours.
Where is penile ultrasound available?
Penile ultrasound is currently available at the London Private Ultrasound clinic at 27 Welbeck Street, London W1G 8EN, in the Harley Street medical district. It is not currently available at the St Albans clinic.
Can this scan diagnose erectile dysfunction?
Not fully. Without PGE1 or alprostadil injection, the scan cannot provide a complete functional erectile dysfunction Doppler assessment. It may show structural abnormalities or baseline vascular findings, but a full ED functional workup usually requires specialist injection-based Doppler in an andrology or urology setting.
What happens if a problem is found?
The reporting consultant explains the ultrasound findings and includes clear recommendations in the written report. If onward care is needed, the report can support referral to your GP, urologist, andrologist or another specialist of your choice. For severe pain, sudden swelling, suspected fracture or emergency symptoms, contact NHS 111, your GP, A&E or 999 as appropriate.
Will my insurance cover this scan?
Insurance cover depends on your policy and clinical indication. If using private medical insurance, contact your insurer before booking and obtain a pre-authorisation code if required. Self-pay patients can book directly.
Who performs and signs off the report?
The scan is performed and reported by an experienced ultrasound consultant, including Mr Reza Farahmandfar or Mrs Hosna Rashidi depending on rota and availability. Website clinical content is reviewed by Dr Babak Soleimanpour, Medical Director, GMC 6060555, with medical writing and editorial by Mr Pedram Aghaei, RCT CT04905.
Book a discreet penile ultrasound appointment
Book online, call the clinic, or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us if you would prefer a male sonographer or need help choosing between structural ultrasound, colour Doppler and shear wave elastography.
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