Kick off the new year with a better understanding of your body! Take advantage of our exclusive January offers and invest in your well-being. From Full Body MRI's to Cancer tests, we have a wide range of services to meet your needs.
Pall Mall is a patient-centered healthcare provider, owned and led by doctors. We’re committed to delivering exceptional care, from routine medical services to advanced cosmetic procedures. No delays, no compromises, and no NHS referral required.
A member of our team will be in touch with you to discuss your requirements.
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Our team of respected Doctors, Consultants, Surgeons, Nurse Practitioners and qualified Healthcare Professionals will take care of you, from your first enquiry to your successful aftercare. We'll ensure you have the best possible treatment to meet your personal needs. And we'll explain it all to you in clear, uncomplicated language, so that you know exactly what's happening, and why.
At Pall Mall, your health is our priority. We understand that discussing gynaecological concerns can be sensitive. That's why we've made it easy for you to connect with Dr. Maiti, our experienced gynaecologist. Simply fill out the form below, and he'll provide personalised medical advice tailored to your needs.
No matter how big or small your concern, Dr. Maiti is here to help. As a seasoned Consultant Gynaecologist & Obstetrician with decades of experience both in the UK and abroad, he specialises in addressing a wide range of gynaecological conditions. From abnormal smears and bleeding to ovarian cysts, fibroids, pelvic pain, and abnormal vaginal discharge, Dr. Maiti is committed to providing personalised care.
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We fully understand how important it is to receive the treatment and diagnosis you are looking for — money should not be the thing that stands in your way of this, that’s why we offer a range of medical finance options on our MRI scans.
This means you can spread the costs over months and even years. By opting for a payment options, you can receive the treatment and diagnosis you need without having to pay a large sum upfront.
Finance is arranged through Chrysalis Finance Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to carry out the regulated activity of credit broking under Firm Reference Number 631193.
Up to 24 months 0% Interest free
36 - 60 months at 14.9% APR
You can vary your deposit amount or spread the cost over a longer or shorter period so that your monthly payment amounts are more suited to your individual situation. Simply ask our team and they will provide you with a full list of options.
14.9% APR Representative example:
0% APR:
Obviously, this will depend on the amount you borrow and whether you pay a bigger deposit.
Our team will show you, completely without obligation, the monthly repayments for your treatment.
Calculate for yourself the monthly repayments for your treatment by entering the cost in the Chrysalis calculator.
To apply get in touch with us by clicking the "book a free consultation" button at the top of the page or phone us direct.
You will need to complete a straightforward, online credit application, which one of our team will be able to email to you.
The information is sent to the lender immediately and a reply is usually received by return.
You can then sign a credit agreement that has been emailed to you.
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You don’t need to have private healthcare insurance to be able to book an appointment with one of our GPs, consultants or surgeons. We can provide quick and easy access to pay as you go appointments and treatments at any of our North West clinics.
Finance is arranged through Chrysalis Finance Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to carry out the regulated activity of credit broking under Firm Reference Number 631193.
Up to 24 months 0% Interest free
36 - 60 months at 14.9% APR
You can vary your deposit amount or spread the cost over a longer or shorter period so that your monthly payment amounts are more suited to your individual situation. Simply ask our team and they will provide you with a full list of options.
14.9% APR Representative example:
0% APR:
Obviously, this will depend on the amount you borrow and whether you pay a bigger deposit.
Our team will show you, completely without obligation, the monthly repayments for your treatment.
Calculate for yourself the monthly repayments for your treatment by entering the cost in the Chrysalis calculator.
To apply get in touch with us by clicking the "book a free consultation" button at the top of the page or phone us direct.
You will need to complete a straightforward, online credit application, which one of our team will be able to email to you.
The information is sent to the lender immediately and a reply is usually received by return.
You can then sign a credit agreement that has been emailed to you.
| Multiple Area Scans | Scan Price |
|---|---|
| 2 Areas - E.g. Ankle and Elbow | £600 |
| 3 Areas - E.g. Ankle, Knee and Elbow | £750 |
| 4 Areas - E.g. Wrist, Ankle, Knee and Elbow | £900 |
| Whole Spine (cervical, thoracic & lumbar) | £750 |
| Large bowel | £600 |
| Sacroiliac joints | £400 |
| Full Body Silver package – Includes Brain, Abdomen and Pelvis | Was £1,500 - Now £750 |
| Full Body Gold package - Brain, Abdomen, Pelvis and Spine | Was £2,000 Now £995 |
| Full Body Platinum package - Brain, Abdomen, Pelvis and Spine plus a range of blood tests and an Electrocardiogram | Was £2,500 Now £1,250 |
Cheryl and Zac, Pall Mall Staff
There aren’t any special preparations you need to make on the day of your scan. Apart from remembering not to wear any metal, for example jewellery, watches, glasses etc and to remove any piercings. Once you are lying on the bed it will move forward and position you to get the clearest possible images. Because the scan can take anything from 30 minutes to two hours, the best thing to do is simply lie back and relax. You’ll be able to talk to your radiologist at any time during your MRI scan and you’ll receive support and reassurance if you have any concerns whatsoever. After your scan you can continue with your daily activities, for example, drive and go back to work if you choose to.
You’ll be asked to lie on a bed that moves into the MRI scanner. The part of the body being scanned is placed in the middle of the scanner. To make sure you feel comfortable the scanner is open at both ends and there is a fan inside. There is also a two-way intercom so that you can talk to your radiographer.
For some patients, the MRI scan will involve an injection of a contrast dye called gadolinium. This is to provide more clarity and detail for certain tissues and blood vessels.
Although minimal, there are potential side effects of gadolinium to be aware of:
The above side effects should only last for a short time.
If you require a functional MRI scan, you may be asked to perform some simple tasks, such as squeezing your hand or answering a few questions. This is to create a visual map of the brain, highlighting an increase in oxygen and blood flow to certain regions.
Although this is a safe and painless procedure, the machine itself is a confined space and can cause some patients to experience distressing symptoms, such as an increased heart rate, sweating, and difficulty breathing. We want you to feel as comfortable as possible throughout the process, so please let your radiographer know if you suffer from claustrophobia. With years of experience, our team of experts have worked with plenty of anxious patients.
If you are concerned about having a panic attack, there are several things you can do to help ease your anxiety. Sometimes this can be as simple as asking a question or doing some research before your scan. Other patients find it helpful to distract themselves with breathing exercises. We've all heard of counting sheep, but focusing on a steady breathing rhythm can be an effective way of grounding the body and calming the mind.
Introducing a few home comforts can also make a world of difference - a blanket can be provided to keep you warm and cosy. If you struggle with severe claustrophobia, and you are over 18 years old, your consultant may recommend a sedative. Please discuss any medication ahead of the procedure.
During the MRI scan, the electric currents will occasionally cause loud tapping sounds when obtaining an image. This is normal and nothing to be concerned about - however, the unfamiliar sound can be alarming.
We can provide you with earplugs or headphones to help you stay relaxed.
Each MRI scan usually takes between 30 minutes and an hour, depending on the number of areas of the body being examined and how many images are needed.
This is an outpatient procedure and you will not be required to stay overnight. Usually, you are able to go home soon after the scan. If you have been sedated, you will need to arrange for a family member or friend to take you home and stay with you for 24 hours.
A few things to remember after taking a sedative:
After your scan you'll receive a report from your radiologist explaining the results and whether any further tests or consultations are required. MRI scan results are considered to be normal if the radiologist doesn’t discover anything abnormal in the images.
Maxine, Pall Mall Nurse
When it comes to investigating suspected injury or disease, there is sometimes a need for diagnostic imaging. This can help to more accurately identify the problem and create an effective treatment plan.
For issues with the brain and spinal cord, MRI is the most commonly used imaging test. There are a variety of concerns this type of scan is used for:
In some cases, damage caused by a head injury or from certain disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease, will be investigated using a functional MRI.
If you play contact sports professionally - including rugby, football, and boxing - we would recommend having annual brain checks. On average, 1,200 rugby players suffer from head injuries each year, with around two-thirds of these cases being linked to concussions or brain injuries.
MRI scans can detect early signs of brain damage and prevent progressive brain diseases, such as chronic traumatic encephalopathy, from developing.
There are measures you can take to prevent or reduce the severity of head injuries:
What are the signs and symptoms of a concussion?
How soon after a head injury do concussion symptoms start?
Mild symptoms can appear soon after the incident while others can take hours or even a day.
If left untreated, a concussion can lead to serious long-term complications. If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms or are concerned you may have a concussion, please contact our team today.
What are the signs and symptoms of a traumatic brain injury, or TBI?
How serious is a traumatic brain injury?
Not every knock to the head will result in a traumatic brain injury, but it's important to get checked out just in case. TBI can temporarily affect normal brain function, including issues with communication and movement. More serious types of TBI can lead to permanent disability and, in some cases, can be fatal.
If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms or are concerned you may have a traumatic brain injury, please contact our team today.
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For conditions that are difficult to diagnose, such as inflammatory bowel disease, you may have several GP appointments before you receive a referral for further testing. This can be a lengthy and frustrating process, especially if the symptoms are impacting your day-to-day life. A private MRI scan with Pall Mall will give you rapid access to results and further support with treatment if required.
MRI scans can produce images in multiple planes, giving the radiographer a clear image of your internal organs from different angles. It can be used to investigate a wide range of abnormalities or conditions.
Issues affecting the abdominal organs:
Why is it so hard to diagnose Crohn's disease?
The symptoms of Crohn's disease are very similar to other conditions and can vary from patient to patient. These can include diarrhoea, severe stomach cramps, tiredness, and weight loss. An MRI is more effective than blood tests for detecting inflammation in your gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
Living with Crohn's disease can be challenging. As well as anti-inflammatory medications, there are several lifestyle changes you can make to ease the symptoms. These include simplifying your diet, minimising caffeine, and quitting smoking.
Inflammatory bowel diseases have also been linked to stress. There are several simple ways that you can minimise everyday stress and regain control over your IBD symptoms. Introducing meditation and focused breathing into your daily routine can be extremely effective. If you are unsure where to begin, there are plenty of apps out there to guide you through the process.
Issues affecting the pelvic organs:
Issues affecting the lungs:
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Issues affecting the bone and soft tissue can disrupt your daily activities and cause a significant amount of pain and discomfort. The sooner they are investigated, the sooner a treatment plan can be put in place to support healing.
An MRI can be used to detect a wide range of abnormalities and conditions:
Compared to traditional bone scans, an MRI is more effective at detecting the presence of a cancerous tumour in or around the bones. The scan is able to produce an accurate picture of the tumour, including the size and even the type of tissue it comes from. This can help to catch the disease at an early stage and prevent it from spreading further.
Are you suffering from ongoing joint pain?
An MRI scan can also be used to diagnose degenerative joint problems, such as arthritis. Compared to ultrasounds and X-rays, an MRI can provide a more detailed image of any damage to the body's internal structures. The radiographer will be looking for a variety of indications, including damage to the cartilage, increased bone density, or any excess swelling of fluid around the joint.
Arthritis can be caused by a number of factors, ranging from an injury to natural wear and tear or certain inflammatory conditions. There are two main forms of arthritis: osteoarthritis (OA) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA). OA is caused by damage to the cartilage that covers the joints, while RA is an autoimmune disorder.
Although often associated with older generations, this is a common condition and can affect people of all ages. Living with arthritis can be extremely challenging and it is important to get the right support.
What are the signs and symptoms of arthritis?
What happens next?
At Pall Mall, we are with you every step of the way. Following your scan, you will receive a report explaining the results and whether any further testing or consultations are required. Your radiologist will be able to assess the extent of your arthritis, taking into account your symptoms and medical history.
We offer quick and efficient private rheumatology services for both adults and children. With access to an expert in the field, these consultations are designed to support you with symptom management and to help you regain your quality of life. Depending on the stage and severity of the condition, there are several treatments available, including medication, surgery, or physical therapy. Although there is no cure for arthritis, the goal of your tailored treatment plan is to alleviate any pain, limit inflammation, and ensure joint function.
You may even be able to manage your arthritis with certain lifestyle changes:
Sometimes, even carrying out the simplest of tasks can be difficult. We would recommend making a few modifications at home. These can include installing a handrail to help you navigate the stairs or using electric equipment to help with cooking.
Access to revolutionary healthcare is just a phone call away:
When it comes to treatment options for injury and joint problems, invasive surgery isn't always the best way forward. It can be a daunting procedure with a long recovery process. At Pall Mall we offer regenerative medicine in the form of stem cell therapy. This advanced and more natural approach to recovery can be used to treat a wide range of conditions, such as osteoarthritis and Achilles tendon tears.
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Feeling nervous is perfectly normal and being fully informed can help you to feel more confident on the day. If you have any questions or concerns ahead of your appointment, please give us a call. We know that medical terms can be tricky to get your head around - your radiographer will take the time to explain the procedure in detail. At Pall Mall, we put the patient at the heart of everything we do and providing clear information is fundamental to our duty of care.
We always encourage our patients to bring along a family member or friend for extra support, although they may not be able to stay with you during the scan itself.
To make the process a little easier, our experts have created a simple checklist for you to follow on the day of your MRI scan:
A cardiac MRI scan is used to investigate issues with the heart, these can include:
This type of scan can also be used to investigate any problems being caused by the blood supply to your heart:
Heart disease, also referred to as cardiovascular disease, is more common than you might think and can lead to life-changing complications, such as a heart attack or stroke. At Pall Mall, we are passionate about offering expert guidance around general wellbeing and helping our patients to stay informed about their healthcare.
Although there are certain factors that can increase the risk of heart disease, including age, smoking, and high cholesterol, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help to keep your heart and blood vessels in a good condition. Awareness is key and even the smallest change can make a big difference to your overall state of health.
Booking yourself for a health screening can help to identify potential risk factors and detect any heart abnormalities at an early stage. We offer a selection of screenings, ranging from our classic Wellman and Wellwomen to our Ultimate Health Screen.
What are the signs and symptoms of heart disease?
An MRA, or magnetic resonance angiogram, is a type of scan that helps to detect issues with your blood vessels. Compared to a standard MRI, an MRA can provide a more detailed image of the smaller blood pathways running between your kidneys, brain, and legs. In some instances, the contrast dye may be used to identify any blockages.
An MRA can be used to investigate multiple problems, including:
Where is the aorta located in the body?
Your aorta is essentially an artery that pumps oxygen-rich blood around your body. It begins in the left side of your heart and extends into the chest and abdomen. There are several potential conditions and diseases that can affect the aorta. Left unchecked, they can lead to further complications such as kidney failure, internal bleeding, or a stroke.
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An MRI can be used to diagnose a variety of issues affecting muscles and tendons. Providing detailed information on the location and severity, the scan can help to guide treatment and rehabilitation plans.
Leaving your injuries untreated can mean your muscles are not properly healed and are considerably weaker, resulting in additional strain or further injury to other parts of the body. It may also lead to permanent muscle damage or the degradation of tendons. In more serious cases, it can cause a condition that affects the kidneys, with potentially life-threatening complications.
The muscle and tendon injuries that can be investigated with an MRI include:
The scan can also be used to detect other associated issues, which may cause similar symptoms, like nerve compression.
What are the signs and symptoms of muscle strains?
Strains can affect muscles and tendons and are an incredibly common injury, typically occurring in the lower back, calves, and hamstrings. The injury can range from overstretching a muscle or tendon to a partial or complete tear. The more severe strains may require surgical treatment.
The symptoms can vary depending on the level of the strain:
Some patients may feel an intense, stabbing pain that worsens when attempting to move the muscle. Others will experience a slight twinge at the time of injury, followed by some tenderness.
While milder muscle strains can usually be treated at home, remember the acronym R.I.C.E (rest, ice, compression, and elevation), others can worsen over time. If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms, or if the area starts to become numb or tingly, it is important to get the injury investigated.
Booking a private MRI scan will fast-track your results and provide accurate information about the extent of your injury, so you can return to your day-to-day activities in no time at all.
What are the common causes of muscle strains?
Whether you're competing in a sports event or popping to the shops, we use our muscles every day for a wide variety of activities and strains can occur at any time. This can be as simple as lifting a heavy object or forgetting to warm up before a run.
Some of the common causes of muscle strains include:
Muscle strains in sports:
If you are a professional athlete or an avid gym goer, it is important to look after your muscles. Using the right technique and always stretching after exercise can help to prevent injury.
With increased demands on performance, from an elite level to a recreational pastime, the more pressure you are putting on your body. Sports and exercise-related injuries can put you out of action and prevent you from doing what you love. Once our expert consultants have identified the extent of the strain, we will work with you to create a tailored sports therapy plan. Our leading health practitioners are here to support you on the road to recovery, including a thorough assessment and quality after-care.
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For investigating any abnormalities in or around the prostate tissue, we offer a multi-parametric MRI. This scan is an advanced tool that can help with the early diagnosis of prostate cancer. Providing detailed pictures of the prostate and surrounding tissue, the radiographer will be able to analyse the size and spread of the tumour.
Other prostate issues investigated by a multi-parametric MRI can include:
What is the prostate?
The prostate is a small, rubbery gland located just below the bladder and surrounds the first part of the urethra, a tube that carries pee from the bladder to the penis. Along with the seminal vesicles, penis and testicles, it makes up part of the male reproductive system and produces a fluid found in semen. The size of the prostate tends to increase with age.
The prostate is not removed during genital reconstruction surgery, meaning trans women are also at risk, even if they are taking hormones. Non-binary people who were assigned male at birth and some intersex people may also be affected by prostate issues.
How common is prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer among men, with 1 in 8 being diagnosed in their lifetime. Although most forms of prostate cancer grow slowly and are confined to the gland itself, others are more aggressive and can spread quickly. It is critical to detect signs of prostate cancer at the earliest possible stage.
What are the signs and symptoms of prostate cancer?
If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms or suspect you have prostate cancer, please reach out to a member of our team today. With no waiting lists to worry about, we can usually book you in for a same-day appointment. Ignoring the signs can lead to the tumour developing to a later stage, decreasing the success rate of treatment.
What are the risk factors?
Are there any preventative measures?
While these lifestyle changes can help to lower your risk of prostate cancer, they cannot prevent the disease altogether.
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A breast MRI is used to detect the presence of breast cancer and other abnormalities. The magnetic field and radio waves capture multiple angles of the breast and can provide a clear picture of soft tissue.
If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer, an MRI can be used to assess the extent of the tumour and help to inform the next steps for treatment. Breast cancer in women with breast implants or certain types, such as invasive lobular breast cancer, can be difficult to detect with a mammogram or ultrasound - an MRI scan will be able to show any potential signs or small breast lesions.
It is also used as a screening tool for those who are considered at a higher risk. This includes women with a strong family history of breast cancer, women who have hereditary gene changes and women with a breast implant that has potentially ruptured or leaked.
How common is breast cancer?
Breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer, affecting thousands of women every year. If caught early, most patients fully recover with treatment.
Breasts come in all shapes and sizes and it can be hard to know what's normal. We always recommend checking your breasts regularly for any new lumps, concerning skin textures or sudden changes in size or shape. If you are unsure what you're looking for, your consultant will be able to support you. You can also check out our guide on how to self-examine your breasts with the help of one of our leading experts, Dr Vadia.
When it comes to breast cancer diagnosis, timing really is everything. If you notice any warning signs or symptoms, please book an appointment as soon as possible.
MRI scans for monitoring treatment:
We understand that patient care doesn't stop after a diagnosis and are passionate about providing exceptional end-to-end support. Our MRI scanning services fulfil the need for the monitoring of treatment progress, including the effectiveness of chemotherapy. This can help to determine whether the cancer has spread to other parts of the body and if continuing with chemo is the best option.
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As specialists in cosmetic surgery and private healthcare, backed by state-of-the-art medical facilities, our focus is on providing an elite service for all of our patients.
When you choose Pall Mall for your breast augmentation, you will not only receive expert guidance and outstanding results, but you will have access to a post-surgery MRI scan. This is to accurately evaluate the integrity of the implants and to screen for any potential concerns unrelated to the implants. This quality aftercare at our luxury clinic is what distinguishes Pall Mall as a leading professional healthcare provider.
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Whether you are a professional athlete or participate in mixed martial arts as a hobby, the level of physical contact puts you at much greater risk of head trauma and even brain damage, as well as other bodily injuries.
Research has shown that repetitive head injuries have been linked to decreased brain volume, impacting aspects such as speech, balance, and cognitive abilities.
At the moment, fighters only need to undergo one MRI scan during their career. At Pall Mall, we want to provide you with peace of mind and ensure you are prepared, so you can continue doing what you love as safely as possible. As symptoms can be minimal or delayed, receiving more regular scans can help to detect early signs of trauma.
Email us at GP@pallmallmedical.co.uk now to find out about our special MMA/UFC sports packages!
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An MRI scan, or magnetic resonance imaging, is essentially a large tube containing powerful magnets. Using a combination of magnetic fields and radio waves, a professional radiographer will generate a detailed image of the inside of your body. Unlike X-rays, MRI scans do not use any forms of radiation.
This noninvasive scan provides a high level of accuracy, helping in the early detection of conditions or injuries. It can also be used to monitor ongoing treatment. With this diagnosis, an effective treatment plan can be created to help alleviate any symptoms and kickstart the recovery process. This is a safe procedure and you will not be exposed to the harmful effects of radiation.
MRI scans can be used to get a closer look at almost any part of the body, including brain & spinal cord, breasts, bones & joints, heart & blood vessels and internal organs.
When you choose Pall Mall, you can benefit from immediate access to industry-leading diagnostics that can be used to address a variety of concerns. As one of the most advanced imaging techniques, our Brain and Body MRI scans provide a detailed insight into your overall state of health and can be used to detect any issues in the vital organs.
Whether you're looking for peace of mind about your general wellbeing or have an undiagnosed condition that is causing you concern, this could be the option for you.
If you would like to extend your scan to include other areas, this will be an additional cost. To find out exactly what is and is not included in this scan, please visit our Brain and Body MRI scan terms and conditions page.
Helen Flanagan, Pall Mall Breast Enlargement Patient
Mentor®, Allergan® and Motiva® implants available
We have a range of implants available from leading brands including Mentor, Allergan and Motiva. During your free consultation you will be able to discuss the look you are trying to achieve with one of our expert breast surgeons, who will also be able to advise on the most suitable size and placement of the implants.
The shape refers to the overall contour of the implant, while the profile relates to the amount of projection it provides. Here are the common options available:
Shape:
Profile:
Dual plane augmentation: Dual-plane placement combines elements of both subglandular and submuscular placements. The upper portion of the breast implant is positioned beneath the muscle, while the lower portion is placed behind the breast tissue. This technique allows for improved upper pole fullness and can be beneficial for patients who desire a subtle lift or have mild breast sagging.
There are various factors that might lead you to consider Breast Enlargement surgery. These include having naturally small breasts, genetic conditions like breast asymmetry or tuberous breasts, or experiencing changes in breast size due to weight loss or after giving birth. Prior to the procedure, a comprehensive pre-op evaluation will be conducted to determine the appropriateness of breast enlargement for you. This assessment will also address your motivations for seeking surgery and the specific goals you have in mind.
At Pall Mall, we provide a wide selection of implant sizes ranging from 175cc to 700cc. Each of our surgeons has their own preferences when it comes to implant sizes.
During your free consultation with your surgeon, they will offer guidance on how to best achieve your desired results. You have the option to schedule multiple free consultations with our range of surgeons to find the perfect fit for your needs.
If you're uncertain about the implant size for you, think of CC as a similar unit of measurement to grams. For example, 350cc is comparable to a 350g bag of rice.
Rest assured, if you have no specific idea about the implant size you desire, your consultation will include the opportunity to try on different sizes and get a sense of how they look and feel.
It's completely normal to have uncertainties, and our consultants are there to assist you in making the right decision based on your individual preferences and desired outcome, as everyone aims for different results.
Mentor®, Allergan® and Motiva® implants available
We have a range of implants available from leading brands including Mentor, Allergan and Motiva. During your free consultation you will be able to discuss the look you are trying to achieve with one of our expert breast surgeons, who will also be able to advise on the most suitable size and placement of the implants.
The shape refers to the overall contour of the implant, while the profile relates to the amount of projection it provides. Here are the common options available:
Shape:
Profile:
Dual plane augmentation: Dual-plane placement combines elements of both subglandular and submuscular placements. The upper portion of the breast implant is positioned beneath the muscle, while the lower portion is placed behind the breast tissue. This technique allows for improved upper pole fullness and can be beneficial for patients who desire a subtle lift or have mild breast sagging.
There are various factors that might lead you to consider Breast Enlargement surgery. These include having naturally small breasts, genetic conditions like breast asymmetry or tuberous breasts, or experiencing changes in breast size due to weight loss or after giving birth. Prior to the procedure, a comprehensive pre-op evaluation will be conducted to determine the appropriateness of breast enlargement for you. This assessment will also address your motivations for seeking surgery and the specific goals you have in mind.
At Pall Mall, we provide a wide selection of implant sizes ranging from 175cc to 700cc. Each of our surgeons has their own preferences when it comes to implant sizes.
During your free consultation with your surgeon, they will offer guidance on how to best achieve your desired results. You have the option to schedule multiple free consultations with our range of surgeons to find the perfect fit for your needs.
If you're uncertain about the implant size for you, think of CC as a similar unit of measurement to grams. For example, 350cc is comparable to a 350g bag of rice.
Rest assured, if you have no specific idea about the implant size you desire, your consultation will include the opportunity to try on different sizes and get a sense of how they look and feel.
It's completely normal to have uncertainties, and our consultants are there to assist you in making the right decision based on your individual preferences and desired outcome, as everyone aims for different results.
Helen Flanagan, Pall Mall Breast Enlargement Patient
