Breast Scan Harley Street

Revolutionising Women’s Health
Diagnostics in London

Breast Scan Limited introduces its mission in Harley Street as a private healthcare centre for breast and women’s health diagnostics in the UK.

We are

Breast Scan Limited we are visionary private healthcare provider based in London’s Harley Street Medical District.

We are committed to transforming how breast and women’s
health diagnostics are delivered — with compassion, speed, and precision.
Founded by Professor Sam Lingam and a multidisciplinary clinical leadership team, Breast Scan is driven by a mission to make the UK a global leader in preventative healthcare — with Harley Street as its international flagship.

We are
Different

Information for healthcare professionals on referring patients to Breast Scan Harley Street for breast imaging and women’s health diagnostics.

INNOVATION FIRST

UK’s exclusive provider of Koning™ Breast CT scanning.

Information for healthcare professionals on referring patients to Breast Scan Harley Street for breast imaging and women’s health diagnostics.

INNOVATION FIRST

UK’s exclusive provider of Koning™ Breast CT scanning.

Collaboration & Community

We proudly collaborate with leading consultants, visiting specialists, and Affinity Biomarker Labs to provide comprehensive diagnostics.

We are also actively involved in Hosting international medical symposia (e.g., Breast Cancer Symposium 2024 & 2025).
Partnering with LIMS (London International Medical School) for education and research.
Supporting clinicians via the Harley Street Doctors Organization.

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Collaboration and community work at Breast Scan Harley Street with partners, consultants, and medical organisations supporting women’s health diagnostics.

Leadership Team

Prof Sam Lingam, Executive Medical Director at Breast Scan Harley Street, leading clinical services and guiding innovation in breast health care.

Prof Sam Lingam

Executive Medical Director -Breastscan

Professor Lingam is a distinguished leader in the field of paediatrics, neurology, and medical education, with a career spanning over five decades and global recognition for his expertise. As Executive Medical Director and Dean at the London International Medical School and Harley Med Clinic, he has contributed groundbreaking research, advanced patient care, and innovative teaching methods shaping the future of healthcare. His compassionate approach aligns seamlessly with Breast Scan’s vision of combining cutting-edge technology and patient-first care. Driven by a passion for both innovation and empathy, Professor Lingam’s ongoing journey involves mentoring future clinicians, shaping international standards in healthcare, and promoting advances such as true 3D breast imaging at Breast Scan. His remarkable dedication ensures every patient benefits not only from the best medical technology, but also the highest standards of care and understanding that Breast Scan stands for.

Portrait of Chris Moriarty, Executive Director at Breast Scan Harley Street, leading innovation in diagnostics and biomarker research in London.

Chris Moriarty

Executive Director -Breastscan

At the core of our leadership is Chris Moriarty, based in London, UK. Chris brings extensive expertise in advancing scientific innovation and guiding teams dedicated to improving patient outcomes through cutting-edge diagnostics and biomarker research.
Before leading Affinity Biomarker Labs, Chris held influential roles at Fusion Antibodies Plc, Randox Laboratories, and OFL Limited. These experiences provided him with a strong foundation in scientific development, operational leadership, and commercial growth within the life sciences sector. Chris is a graduate of Queen’s University Belfast, where he studied from 1994 to 1997. Over the years, he has built a deep professional skill set spanning life sciences, biotechnology, medical devices, personalized medicine, and immunoassays. His leadership continues to shape our mission of advancing healthcare through innovation and precision.

Latest Healthcare News

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Steps to performing a breast self-examination

Step 1

Step 1

Take a good look at your breasts in the mirror and start by looking for changes in the shape, size or position of your nipples. Do you have any of these symptoms? Breast or nipple pain Nipple discharge Nipple retraction or inversion Change in size/ shape of the breast or asymmetry of the position of the nipples.
Step 2

Step 2

Take a good look at your breasts in the mirror and start by looking for changes in the shape, size or position of your nipples. Do you have any of these symptoms? Breast or nipple pain Nipple discharge Nipple retraction or inversion Change in size/ shape of the breast or asymmetry of the position of the nipples.
Step 3

Step 3

Take a good look at your breasts in the mirror and start by looking for changes in the shape, size or position of your nipples. Do you have any of these symptoms? Breast or nipple pain Nipple discharge Nipple retraction or inversion Change in size/ shape of the breast or asymmetry of the position of the nipples.
Step 4

Step 4

Take a good look at your breasts in the mirror and start by looking for changes in the shape, size or position of your nipples. Do you have any of these symptoms? Breast or nipple pain Nipple discharge Nipple retraction or inversion Change in size/ shape of the breast or asymmetry of the position of the nipples.
Step 5

Step 5

Take a good look at your breasts in the mirror and start by looking for changes in the shape, size or position of your nipples. Do you have any of these symptoms? Breast or nipple pain Nipple discharge Nipple retraction or inversion Change in size/ shape of the breast or asymmetry of the position of the nipples.

Early diagnosis saves lives. Don’t wait.

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