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Looking for a private ultrasound scan near you? At Enigma Healthcare in Tarporley, Cheshire, we offer fast access to a wide range of ultrasound scans — with prompt reporting and flexible appointment times, including evenings and Saturdays.
You don’t need to know exactly which scan you need before you get in touch. Whether your GP has recommended imaging, you’re investigating new symptoms, or you’d simply like faster reassurance, our team will help guide you to the right scan.
Patients come to us for a private scan for a number of reasons:
We provide ultrasound scans in a calm, modern clinic environment. You’re not just a number here — we take the time to explain your scan and your next steps clearly.
We also offer flexible appointment times to fit around work and family life — including evening ultrasound appointments across Cheshire and Saturday clinics in Tarporley.
Assessment of the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, pancreas and bladder — used to investigate abdominal pain, bloating, digestive problems or abnormal blood results.
A targeted scan used to check for gallstones or gallbladder inflammation, commonly recommended for upper abdominal pain or discomfort after eating.
Assessment of the uterus and ovaries, commonly used to investigate pelvic pain, cycle changes, heavy periods, ovarian cysts or suspected fibroids — or simply as part of a general gynaecological health check.
A quick, painless scan used to investigate testicular pain, swelling or lumps, with prompt reporting for peace of mind.
Used to assess lumps under the skin, swollen lymph nodes or other soft tissue masses, helping to determine the likely cause.
For joint pain, tendon injuries and soft tissue problems. Assesses muscles, ligaments and joints including the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle — commonly used for sports injuries, swelling and general soft tissue concerns.
For post-menopausal bleeding, heavy periods or cycle changes. This scan assesses endometrial thickness and helps identify structural causes, giving you timely reassurance and clear next steps to take back to your GP.
For patients undergoing fertility treatment, including IVF abroad. Includes endometrial lining measurement and cycle monitoring scans, with reports forwarded to your fertility clinic if required.
Investigation of lumps, nodules or thyroid-related concerns in the neck.
For suspected inguinal, femoral or abdominal wall hernias. Used to assess groin pain, visible lumps or discomfort when lifting or straining.
Get in touch and our team will point you in the right direction before you book anything.
Fast, convenient scans carried out and reviewed by an experienced clinical team.
Book your private ultrasound scan today — no GP referral required.
Enigma Healthcare provides care for non-urgent conditions. If you require urgent medical advice, please contact NHS 111. In a medical emergency, call 999 immediately.
Please do not use Enigma Healthcare as a replacement for emergency services.
Menstrual problems to uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts and cervical polyps. Drink at least one litre of water before your scan as a full bladder is required.
Fast for at least 6 hours before scan and only clear fluids allowed. Drink at least one litre of water before your scan as a full bladder is required.
Concern within your urinary tract, such as kidney stones, as well as enlarged prostate (in men). Drink at least one litre of water before your scan as a full bladder is required.
Blood flow in the veins, particularly in the legs, to check for blood clots. No preparation required.
(Except penile lumps) Swelling, pain, or soft tissue masses.
Inguinal Hernia – Affects the groin. More common in men. Femoral Hernia – Affects the groin. More common in women. Umbilical Hernia – Affects the tummy (near the belly button). No preparation required.
Neck or throat tissues; lump has appeared on the neck area. No preparation required.
Disorders with testicles, scrotum, and epididymis (tubes surrounding testicles). No preparation required.
The aorta is the main artery that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body and has many branches. This test uses ultrasound to produce images of the aorta and its branches. Fast for at least 6 hours before scan and only clear fluids allowed
Checking gall stones, polyps, liver conditions, abdominal aorta and aortic aneurysms. Fast for at least 6 hours before scan and only clear fluids allowed.
Pain and discomfort in elbow or forearm. No preparation required.
Pain or discomfort in your upper arm area. No preparation required.
Not ready to book an appointment just yet, or want to know more about a specific scan, what to expect, or which type of ultrasound is right for you? Leave us your details and your question below, and a member of our imaging team will get back to you personally.
Prefer to talk straight away? Call us on 01829 863 331.
A heart ultrasound assessing structure, function, and blood flow to diagnose conditions like valve disease and heart failure. Non-invasive, painless, and takes 30-40 minutes. Conducted by experienced echocardiologists.
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A 14-day cardiac monitor that is a small and discreet biosensor patch that records ECG data continuously for the wear period, while you carry on with normal daily activities. Appointments must be booked in conjunction with a Cardiology Initial Consultation, for full assessment and medical history to ensure this type of monitoring is best appropriate for you.
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