When Do You Need a Cystoscopy?
You may be referred for a private cystoscopy if you experience:
- Persistent urinary infections or discomfort
- Blood in the urine (hematuria)
- Bladder pain, frequent urination, or incontinence
- Difficulty passing urine or feeling of incomplete emptying
- Unusual growths, tumors, or signs of bladder cancer
What to Expect During a Private Cystoscopy
Our gastroscopy procedure is designed for minimal discomfort and maximum accuracy:
- Preparation – Minimal preparation is required, and you can often return home the same day.
- Local or General Anesthesia – Depending on the procedure, you may receive a numbing gel or light sedation.
- Cystoscopy Procedure – A cystoscope is inserted into the bladder to assess the urinary tract.
- Diagnosis & Treatment – If needed, small procedures like biopsies or stone removal can be carried out.
- Recovery – The procedure takes around 10-20 minutes, with a short recovery time before discharge.
Private Gastroscopy Fees
A cystoscopy services starts from £1,300. You also need to have a consultation with one of our specialists, to be referred for a gastroscopy.
You can self-refer to any of our consultants. This will typically cost from £200 and cover more than just the referral..
If you are interested in booking a consultation, please fill out the form below, or get in touch via the phone number, or email link on the form.
How to pay
You can self fund treatment, or pay through medical insurance:
