Ultimate Man's Health Check
Covers blood count, liver, kidney, lipids, thyroid and testosterone in one sitting. Chosen by men who prefer a single broad reference rather than several smaller panels.
What this tells you
A wide overview for men across the major systems — blood count, cholesterol and cardiovascular markers, liver, kidney, thyroid and blood sugar. Suited to anyone who wants breadth in one appointment rather than several narrow tests over time.
Results are returned and explained privately by the clinic. Nothing is published on this website.
How to prepare
Fasting required
Fasting required. Please have nothing to eat for 8 to 12 hours before your appointment. Water is fine, and keep taking any prescribed medicines unless your doctor has told you otherwise. A morning appointment is usually easiest. Drinking water beforehand makes the sample quicker to take.
If anything here is unclear, or you are unsure whether it applies to you, call +44 7830 704502 before your appointment and we will talk it through.
Common questions
Do I need to fast before the ultimate Man's Health Check?
Fasting required. Please have nothing to eat for 8 to 12 hours before your appointment. Water is fine, and keep taking any prescribed medicines unless your doctor has told you otherwise. A morning appointment is usually easiest. Drinking water beforehand makes the sample quicker to take.
What does the ultimate Man's Health Check measure?
A wide overview for men across the major systems — blood count, cholesterol and cardiovascular markers, liver, kidney, thyroid and blood sugar. Suited to anyone who wants breadth in one appointment rather than several narrow tests over time.
How long does the appointment take?
The appointment is booked as 20 minutes. A small blood sample is taken at the studio, usually from the arm, and sent to an accredited laboratory.
How do I receive my results?
Results are returned to the clinic and shared with you privately, with time to talk them through. Nothing is published or stored on this website.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book any blood panel directly, without a referral from your GP.