Prostate MRI Scan

Prostate MRI screening in London

Clearer insight into prostate health, without unnecessary steps.

A prostate MRI scan is one of the most accurate, non-invasive ways to assess prostate health. It’s increasingly used both for prostate MRI screening and for further investigation when PSA levels are raised or symptoms are present.

At Oryon, we provide private prostate MRI screening in London for men who want clarity, reassurance, or earlier insight, delivered with expert Consultant Radiologist reporting and a calm, discreet experience from start to finish.

How much does a prostate MRI scan cost?

Our private prostate MRI London pricing is clear and upfront.

If you don’t already have a referral, you can use our scan referral service for £25.

Your price includes:

Clear pricing. No hidden extras. Full visibility before you book.

Prostate MRI scan – your questions answered

Why people choose prostate MRI screening

Most men don’t book a prostate MRI scan because something is definitely wrong. They book it because they want clearer information.

In the UK, prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men, yet many cases go undetected or are delayed when PSA testing is used alone.

A prostate MRI helps bring clarity by:

For many men, MRI for prostate cancer screening is a more accurate, confidence-building first step.

What a prostate MRI scan actually does

A prostate MRI scan creates detailed images of the prostate gland and surrounding tissues, allowing radiologists to assess changes that may indicate clinically significant disease.

Unlike PSA tests, a prostate MRI:

The scan is radiation-free and, in many cases, does not require an injection.

What makes prostate MRI a useful screening tool

A prostate MRI scan doesn’t give certainty on its own, no screening test does. What it provides is better visibility.

That can mean:

This is about replacing uncertainty with better information. Not alarm.

Screening and diagnostic prostate MRI

We offer two types of prostate MRI scans, depending on your situation:

Screening Prostate MRI (non-contrast)

Designed for proactive screening and reassurance. A non contrast prostate scan is sometimes referred to as a bi-parametric scan. What this means for you is:

Diagnostic prostate MRI (with contrast)

This type of screening is used when more a more detailed assessment is needed. You may hear this type of scan referred to as an enhanced multi-parametric scan. This means:

Your referrer or radiologist will help guide which option is most appropriate.

Important things to know before booking

To ensure safe and appropriate screening:

A PSA blood test within the last 3 months is required

Patients must be aged 35–80 for proactive screening

If you’ve had a prostate biopsy, you’ll need to wait 6 weeks

Contrast scans are performed with appropriate medical oversight

You must tell us about any metal implants or prior prostate surgery

If you’re unsure whether a prostate MRI scan is right for you, you can enquire and speak with our team before booking.

FAQs about prostate MRI scans

What to expect from start to finish

Before your scan

We’ll confirm your PSA results and ensure the scan type is appropriate.

On the day

Your prostate MRI scan takes 40–60 minutes, depending on whether contrast is used. It’s non-invasive, painless, and fully supported by an experienced Radiographer.

After your scan

Images are uploaded securely to your portal. A detailed Consultant Radiologist report is typically available within 3 working days.

If follow-up is recommended, we’ll make sure you understand what happens next.

Why choose Oryon for a whole body MRI in London

Experienced Consultant Radiologists
Strong clinical governance and oversight
Clear, responsible screening pathways
Secure digital access to results
Calm, supportive patient experience

We’re trusted by patients and clinicians alike to deliver whole body MRI screening with care, clarity and professionalism.

Do I need a referral for a prostate MRI scan?

Yes. A referral is required, but if you don’t have one, you can use our scan referral service for £25.

Is MRI better than a PSA test alone?

Yes. PSA tests can be inaccurate. A prostate MRI scan provides clearer anatomical detail and can reduce missed diagnoses or unnecessary biopsies.

How long does a prostate MRI take?

Between 40 and 60 minutes, depending on whether contrast is required.

Who sees my results?

Your results are reviewed by Consultant Radiologists and shared securely with you and your referring clinician. They can also be shared with your GP if you choose.