Breast cancer screening and surgery clinic in Manchester

At Spire Manchester Hospital, we have the facilities and expertise to offer lump investigation and breast risk health assessment.


Related specialties

  • Cosmetic surgery
  • Gynaecology
  • Oncology
  • Radiology

Why Spire?

  • Fast access to diagnostic tests and scans
  • Internationally and nationally renowned consultants
  • Rated ‘Outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission

Breast screening encourages early detection and treatment for breast cancer. If you've noticed a breast lump or changes to your breast which cause concern, you don’t have to wait to see one of our specialists or have diagnostic tests, because less waiting means less worrying.

If you decide to have breast screening with us, you’ll be cared for by dedicated professionals who understand what you’re feeling and are committed to getting the best results for you.

We also offer a number of flexible payment options if you're paying for this screening yourself.

Why choose Spire Manchester Hospital for breast screening?

Spire Manchester Hospital has breast clinics every week to ensure you do not have to wait long to see a specialist.

We offer a one-stop breast clinic where you will be seen by an experienced consultant breast surgeon and a specialised breast care nurse. At your appointment, the consultant will take your family history, offer a clinical examination and arrange any tests which may be required. Often these tests can be performed on the same day, so you have your results as quickly as possible.

We have a comprehensive digital mammography service led by specialist consultant radiologists and radiographers. Each mammogram is reviewed after your appointment, ensuring every possible opportunity is taken to identify areas of concern.

One-stop breast clinic

Spire Manchester Hospital offers prompt diagnosis and treatment of breast lumps.

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