
Women’s Health Ultrasound
Sonoworld’s women’s health ultrasound service includes pelvic, breast, fertility and thyroid scans, with pelvic imaging of the uterus and ovaries.
Private Ultrasound Care in Marylebone
Sonoworld is a CQC-registered private ultrasound clinic at 29 Weymouth Street, in London’s Harley Street Medical Area, offering affordable medical ultrasound examinations for women’s health, men’s health, pregnancy, musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions, cardiovascular assessment and full-body health screening. Book a diagnostic ultrasound without a GP referral, with same-day and short-notice appointments often available.
Not sure what scan to book? Use our Scan Advisor or call 020 3633 4902.
Popular ultrasound appointments
Choose a commonly requested scan below, or browse all services if your symptoms or referral require a different ultrasound examination.
Sonoworld offers private breast ultrasound scans for targeted assessment of breast lumps, focal pain and other localised concerns.
£235View scan →A private pelvic ultrasound at Sonoworld examines the uterus, ovaries and surrounding pelvic structures.
£235View scan →Sonoworld’s private abdominal ultrasound service examines the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidneys.
£235View scan →A private testicular ultrasound at Sonoworld examines the testes and surrounding tissues when you have pain, swelling or a lump.
£235View scan →Private follicle tracking at Sonoworld monitors ovarian follicle development and ovulation during fertility treatment or planning.
£235View scan →Sonoworld offers private echocardiograms to assess the heart’s structure and pumping function.
£350View scan →Each scan service page explains the structures examined, reasons the scan may be requested and any preparation needed. If your symptoms involve more than one area, contact the clinic before paying so we can confirm whether a single scan, combined examination or different specialist appointment is appropriate.
Specialist ultrasound imaging procedures
Sonoworld provides private ultrasound scans of organs, blood vessels, joints and soft tissues using examination protocols selected for each patient’s symptoms and clinical question.

Sonoworld’s women’s health ultrasound service includes pelvic, breast, fertility and thyroid scans, with pelvic imaging of the uterus and ovaries.

Sonoworld offers private pregnancy ultrasound scans for early assessment, dating, foetal growth, reassurance and gender.
Sonoworld provides men’s health ultrasound scans, including testicular, hernia and prostate examinations for pain, swelling, lumps and urinary symptoms.
Cardiovascular ultrasound at Sonoworld includes echocardiography and Doppler assessment of blood vessels and blood flow, including DVT and carotid Doppler scans.
Sonoworld provides real-time MSK and sports injury ultrasound imaging of muscles, tendons, joints, bursae and other soft tissues.
Follicle tracking at Sonoworld is a series of pelvic ultrasound scans, timed across your menstrual cycle, that measures follicle growth and looks for signs that ovulation has occurred. It is used during fertility treatment or when you are planning a pregnancy. Transvaginal views are offered with your consent where they add useful detail.
Sonoworld offers Well Woman, Well Man, Full Body, cardiovascular risk and stroke screening packages, with optional blood tests. Ultrasound screening cannot rule out every disease or cancer; your clinician will recommend further assessment when the findings or symptoms require it.
General and abdominal ultrasound at Sonoworld assesses the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, bladder, thyroid, neck and superficial lumps.
The examination explained
A private ultrasound scan is an ultrasound examination that you book and pay for directly, without a GP referral. The examination itself is the same as one performed in the NHS. An ultrasound scan, also called a sonogram, uses high-frequency sound waves to create real-time images of structures inside the body.
During an ultrasound scan, a clinician places gel on the skin and moves a handheld probe (transducer) over the area being examined; the returning sound waves are converted into images on a monitor. Because the images are live, the practitioner can alter the angle, compare both sides of the body or ask you to move a joint.
Ultrasound can examine organs such as the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, bladder, uterus, ovaries and testes, as well as pregnancy, muscles, tendons, joints, lumps and soft tissue. Doppler ultrasound evaluates movement through blood vessels to help assess blood flow. A pelvic scan may be performed through the abdomen and, when appropriate and agreed with you, transvaginally.
No. A diagnostic ultrasound examination does not use ionising radiation. It supports investigation and diagnosis, but it cannot answer every clinical question. Depending on the findings and your symptoms, the clinician may recommend GP or specialist review, blood tests or another form of imaging.
Image quality can be affected by the depth or position of the structure, bowel gas, recent injury and other individual factors. The practitioner will explain if part of the examination is limited. A normal ultrasound result is useful, but it does not rule out every possible cause of pain or other symptoms.
Clinical care without a long wait
Sonoworld is a CQC-registered private ultrasound clinic in Marylebone. Sonoworld’s specialist practitioners tailor each examination to the clinical question and explain the findings before you leave.
Sonoworld plans each ultrasound around your symptoms, relevant medical history and the organs or structures that need assessment.
Your Sonoworld clinician explains the ultrasound findings during the appointment, before you leave the clinic.
Sonoworld prepares a written clinical report within 24 hours for you to share with your GP, consultant, physiotherapist or another healthcare professional.
Daniela Stan leads general and women’s ultrasound, Hootan Mohsenian specialises in echocardiography, and experienced MSK practitioners provide musculoskeletal scans and image-guided injections.
Sonoworld is registered with the Care Quality Commission as an independent healthcare provider.
You can book most Sonoworld ultrasound appointments without a GP referral; same-day and short-notice times are often available.
Inside the examination room
Diagnostic ultrasound is not a fixed set of pictures. The clinician changes the examination in response to your symptoms and what appears on the monitor. For a pelvic ultrasound, Daniela may begin with a transabdominal view using a full bladder, then discuss whether transvaginal views would add useful detail. This is always explained and requires your consent.
For a testicular scan, both sides are compared and colour Doppler may be used when blood flow is part of the clinical question. During an MSK ultrasound, the clinician may ask you to move the affected joint or tendon because some injuries are clearer during dynamic assessment than on a static image.
Echocardiograms are performed by Hootan, whose specialist training covers heart chambers, valves, pumping function and blood flow. This division of clinical expertise helps each patient see the practitioner best suited to the requested examination.
Our ultrasound equipment provides high-resolution and Doppler imaging, but technology is only one part of the service. A useful result depends on choosing the correct protocol, obtaining the relevant views and interpreting the images alongside your clinical history.
Choosing private ultrasound can reduce the wait for an initial investigation, but it does not replace NHS emergency care or specialist treatment. Read our guide to NHS ultrasound waiting times and private options.
What to expect
A Sonoworld ultrasound appointment has three stages: choosing and booking the right scan, the examination itself, and your results, explained at the appointment and confirmed in a written report.
Book your scan online through the appointment diary, or call 020 3633 4902 if you need help choosing. We will tell you about any preparation, such as fasting or attending with a full bladder.
Most ultrasound appointments at Sonoworld take about 20 to 40 minutes. Your clinician reviews the reason for the scan, applies gel and moves the transducer over the area being examined.
You receive instant verbal results: the findings are explained during your appointment. Your written report is prepared within 24 hours, with advice on appropriate follow-up where needed.
The Sonoworld written report records your relevant clinical history, the examination performed and the ultrasound findings. Where appropriate, it includes a conclusion and a recommendation for follow-up. At your request, the clinic can send a copy to your GP, consultant, physiotherapist or another healthcare professional involved in your care.
Symptom to examination
The correct scan depends on the location of your symptoms and the clinical question. These examples are a starting point, not a diagnosis.
| Concern or symptom | Scan commonly considered |
|---|---|
| Upper abdominal pain, bloating or abnormal liver tests | Abdominal ultrasound |
| Pelvic pain, heavy periods or ovarian concerns | Pelvic ultrasound |
| Testicular pain, swelling or a lump | Testicular ultrasound |
| Calf swelling or suspected deep vein thrombosis | DVT Doppler ultrasound |
| Shoulder pain, tendon injury or restricted movement | Shoulder ultrasound |
| Palpitations, murmur or assessment of heart function | Echocardiogram |
Clear, all-inclusive fees
Most single-area diagnostic ultrasound scans at Sonoworld cost £235, with the examination, instant verbal results and written report within 24 hours all included. Prices vary by the number of areas examined and the specialist service required.
There are no hidden reporting fees. Your appointment price covers the clinical discussion, ultrasound examination, explanation of findings and written report. Some procedures, blood tests and specialist packages have different prices, so check the service page before booking.
Sonoworld works with AXA Health, AXA Global, Healix Health and WPA. Authorisation requirements vary, so confirm cover with your insurer before attending. Self-pay appointments are also available, with payment completed through the booking process or as arranged with the clinic.
The clinical team
Your ultrasound scan at Sonoworld is performed by a specialist in that area of imaging: Daniela Stan, Founder and Consultant Ultrasound Practitioner, leads the general and women’s ultrasound service, and Hootan Mohsenian, Advanced Practitioner in Echocardiography, performs echocardiograms.
Founder and Consultant Ultrasound Practitioner
Daniela Stan (MD, MSc Medical Ultrasound, ARDMS registered) leads Sonoworld’s diagnostic ultrasound service and has more than 20 years of clinical experience.
View Daniela’s profileAdvanced Practitioner in Echocardiography
Hootan Mohsenian (MD, MSc, MRes, BSE accredited) provides specialist echocardiography at Sonoworld and explains the ultrasound findings in the context of heart structure and function.
View Hootan’s profile4.7 stars from 213 Google reviews
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Central London clinic
Sonoworld’s ultrasound clinic is at 29 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, London W1G 7DB, in the Harley Street Medical Area, near Regent’s Park, Great Portland Street and Baker Street Underground stations. The clinic is designed for private consultations and diagnostic examinations, with a reception area and a dedicated ultrasound room.
Practical questions
No GP referral is needed for most Sonoworld ultrasound scans. You can self-refer and book directly online or by phone. If you have a referral letter, a previous scan report or relevant test results, bring them to the appointment so the clinician can match the examination to the request.
Same-day and short-notice ultrasound appointments at Sonoworld’s Marylebone clinic are often available, but they cannot be guaranteed. Check the live booking calendar for current availability, or call 020 3633 4902 and the team will tell you the earliest appointment for the scan you need.
You receive instant verbal results: your clinician explains the findings during the appointment, before you leave. Your written ultrasound report is issued within 24 hours and can be shared with your GP or specialist. If the scan identifies a concern that needs further assessment, the clinician will explain the appropriate next step.
Most single-area diagnostic ultrasound scans at Sonoworld cost £235, with instant verbal results and the written report included. Bilateral or combined examinations are £350, Well Woman and Well Man screening £500, cardiovascular and stroke screening £699 and Full Body screening £785. Specialist procedures and blood tests are priced separately.
Preparation depends on the examination. Some abdominal scans require fasting, while some pelvic or urinary scans require a full bladder. Your booking confirmation will provide the instructions for your scan, and you can call 020 3633 4902 before your appointment if anything is unclear.
Yes. Sonoworld works with AXA Health, AXA Global, Healix Health and WPA. Contact your insurer before the appointment to confirm cover and obtain any required authorisation number. Self-pay is available if your policy does not cover the service, with payment completed through the booking process or as arranged with the clinic.
Patient guides
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