Thyroid nodules
Find and measure nodules, and describe the features that guide whether more tests are needed.
A LUMP, SWELLING OR THYROID CHECK
Thyroid &
neck ultrasound.
Clear answers about your neck.
A private ultrasound of your thyroid and neck — for a lump, swelling, abnormal thyroid blood tests or enlarged glands.
Central London · Banstead, Surrey
Nodules and glands, seen clearly.YOUR THYROID SCANAbout 20 min
£215Published scan price
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01 / UNDERSTANDING YOUR SCANSmall gland.
Small gland.
Big role.
Ultrasound is the best first test for the thyroid. It shows the gland’s size and texture, any nodules, and the lymph nodes and glands around the neck.
Goitre & texture
Check overall size and texture, including changes linked to thyroiditis.
Lymph nodes
Look at the lymph nodes in the neck.
Salivary glands & lumps
Check other neck lumps and the salivary glands if needed.
IN DETAIL
Thyroid and Neck Ultrasound Scan
A thyroid and neck ultrasound scan is a safe, non-invasive imaging test used to assess the thyroid gland, lymph nodes, salivary glands, and surrounding neck structures. It is commonly used to investigate lumps or swelling in the neck, thyroid nodules, goitre, thyroiditis, and swollen or enlarged lymph nodes. The scan also helps detect salivary gland conditions such as stones, cysts, or infections and can identify suspicious nodules that may require further investigation.
Whether you’re experiencing symptoms, have abnormal thyroid blood test results, or simply want peace of mind, our experienced sonographers provide clear, accurate results in a comfortable and discreet setting.
Same-Day Appointments & Results
No GP Referral Needed
Flexible Payment Options
Lymph Node Ultrasound Scan
Neck Doppler Ultrasound Scan
What Does the Thyroid Ultrasound Scan Assess?
Thyroid Gland
- – Thyroid nodules
- – Cysts or abnormal growths
- – Thyroid enlargement (goitre)
- – Inflammation (thyroiditis)
Lymph Nodes
- Checks for swollen or abnormal lymph nodes, which may indicate infection, inflammation, or other conditions.
Parathyroid Glands
- Identifies enlarged or abnormal parathyroid glands, often related to calcium imbalance.
Salivary Glands
- Detects stones, cysts, or infections affecting the salivary glands.
What Is Included?
- Detailed report by an experienced sonographer
- High-resolution images for your reference
- Discussion of findings with the sonographer
- Same-day results and verbal explanation
This scan is recommended for:
- Thyroid swelling or visible lumps
- Unexplained hoarseness or trouble swallowing
- People with symptoms like weight changes, fatigue, or anxiety
- Those with family history of thyroid disease or cancer
- Swollen lymph nodes in the neck
- Abnormal thyroid function test results
- Individuals with abnormal thyroid function blood tests (TSH, T3, T4)
Why Choose Us?
- Experienced Consultant Sonographers
- Advanced Diagnostic Ultrasound Equipment
- Fast Appointments & Same-Day Reports
- Discreet, Friendly Environment
- Convenient Central London & Surrey Locations
Thyroid and Neck Private Ultrasound Scan Clinic Near You
Looking for a private thyroid and neck ultrasound scan near you? Our same-day service in London and Surrey offers advanced ultrasound for thyroid nodules, neck masses, swollen glands, and carotid artery Doppler tests. This scan helps diagnose thyroid swelling, goitre, lymph node abnormalities, and clogged neck arteries. Book today—no GP referral needed. Accurate, fast, and affordable thyroid and neck imaging by specialists.
To secure your appointment, please ensure the following:
02 / YOUR VISIT, SIMPLIFIEDKnow what to expect.
Know what to expect.
Feel more prepared.
From getting ready to discussing what comes next, here is a simple guide to your appointment.
A question before you book? Call usTell us what brings you in
A lump you have felt, thyroid blood test results, or a family history of thyroid problems.
Understand the scan
You lie back with a pillow under your shoulders. Gel is applied and the probe is moved over the front and sides of your neck. It is painless and takes about 20 minutes.
Talk about the next steps
The sonographer talks you through what they have seen, and your written report follows within 24 hours — ready to share with your GP or specialist.
03 / FIND YOUR PHOENIXTwo locations.
Two locations.
One thoughtful choice.
Choose the location that works for you. Confirm your selected clinic in the booking system before completing your appointment.
CITY / LONDON
Central London
Medical Room, 1–5 Portpool LaneLondon, EC1N 7UU
SURREY / BANSTEAD
Banstead
63 Nork WayBanstead, SM7 1HL
04 / A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERINGYour questions.
Your questions.
Clear answers.
Need something more personal?
Speak to the team before booking.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book directly. If your GP or specialist has asked for this scan, bring their letter so the sonographer knows what to focus on.
Most thyroid nodules are harmless?
Yes — most thyroid nodules are benign. The scan describes them so your doctor can decide whether anything else is needed.
Can the carotid arteries be checked too?
Yes. The booking form offers a full-neck option that adds the carotid and vertebral arteries and CIMT.
What if I have trouble breathing or swallowing?
A rapidly growing lump, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or a hoarse voice that does not settle needs prompt medical advice from your GP or NHS 111.
Why would I need this scan?
Your healthcare provider may refer you or you may seek this scan privately to investigate:
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- ✔ Lumps or swelling in the neck or thyroid
- ✔ Enlarged lymph nodes
- ✔ Thyroid nodules or goitre
- ✔ Overactive or underactive thyroid function
- ✔ Follow-up on known thyroid conditions
- ✔ Neck pain or discomfort
- ✔ Post-surgical monitoring
What conditions can this scan detect?
This scan can help detect:
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- ✔ Thyroid nodules (benign or suspicious)
- ✔ Thyroid cysts or inflammation (thyroiditis)
- ✔ Goitre (enlarged thyroid)
- ✔ Lymph node abnormalities
- ✔ Salivary gland issues
- ✔ Neck masses or soft tissue abnormalities
Will I get my results on the same day?
Yes. Your sonographer will provide a verbal summary immediately after the scan and a written images and report will be sent to you the same day, via secure email.
Do I need a GP referral for this scan?
No, a referral is not required. You can book your thyroid and neck ultrasound directly with us as a self-referral patient.
How do I book and confirm the price?
Use the booking form on this page and follow its Next buttons. Choose your scan option and appointment time, enter the requested details, then review the price before completing the booking.
WHEN YOU’RE READYYour appointment.
Your appointment.
Right here.
Book your thyroid and neck ultrasound below. Follow the booking form’s Next buttons to continue, one step at a time.
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- 01Your appointmentReview scan options, location and available times.
- 02Your detailsComplete the information requested in the form.
- 03Review & completeCheck the price and follow the final booking steps.
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Call the teamBEFORE YOU ARRIVE
Preparation, made clear.
- No special preparation is needed — eat, drink and take your usual medication as normal.
- Wear an open-necked top and leave necklaces at home.
- Take your usual medication unless your doctor has told you otherwise.
- Bring any previous scans, reports or doctor’s letters so the sonographer can compare and focus on what matters.
Booking this alongside another scan? Each scan keeps its own preparation. If anything is unclear, call us on 020 3318 1373 before your visit.
If you feel unwell, seek medical advice. This page is general information, not a diagnosis. For urgent concerns, contact your GP or NHS 111; in an emergency call 999.
Further reading: NHS guidance on goitre · NHS guidance on ultrasound scans