A comprehensive, one-visit assessment for women with suspected or newly diagnosed PCOS
If you’ve been told your symptoms are “just stress”, or you’ve been shuffled between appointments without a straight answer, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to keep guessing. PCOS is one of the most common hormonal conditions in women, yet it’s still one of the most inconsistently diagnosed.
Our One-Stop Diagnosis Clinic was built to change that. In a single visit, you’ll see one of our specialist consultants for a thorough consultation, pelvic ultrasound and a full hormonal and metabolic blood panel — so you leave with a clear answer and a plan you actually understand, not another referral.
Your care is led by LUNA’s specialist consultant team with years of combined experience in reproductive endocrinology and gynaecology. You’ll always be seen by a specialist, never worked through a generic checklist.
If any of this sounds familiar, it’s worth getting properly checked — not guessed at.
Diagnosis is based on internationally recognised criteria: at least two of three features need to be present — irregular or absent ovulation, clinical or blood-test evidence of raised androgen levels, and a polycystic ovarian appearance on ultrasound (or a raised AMH level as an alternative). Thyroid disorders, high prolactin and other hormonal conditions can produce similar symptoms, so we test for those too rather than assume. Your panel typically covers testosterone and related androgens, LH and FSH, prolactin, thyroid function, AMH, and fasting insulin and glucose, alongside an ultrasound assessing ovarian volume, follicle count, endometrial thickness and signs of ovulation.
What happens next depends on what we find and what matters most to you. Some women move straight into PCOS Fertility & Ovulation Induction if they’re trying to conceive; others start with PCOS Metabolic Health, PCOS Acne & Skin Health, or PCOS Weight Management. Many use more than one pathway over time, and we’ll stay with you as your priorities change — this isn’t a one-off appointment, it’s the start of ongoing care.
For a deeper, ongoing look at insulin resistance and metabolic risk
Consultation, ultrasound and bloods are usually completed in a single visit, with a follow-up appointment to go through your results — far quicker than a staged referral pathway.
Yes — some women with PCOS ovulate regularly but have other features of the condition, such as raised androgens. Diagnosis looks at the overall pattern, not your periods alone.
Yes. A polycystic-looking ovary is a common finding on its own and doesn’t confirm PCOS — plenty of women without PCOS have this ovarian appearance, and some women with PCOS don’t. Blood tests and clinical assessment are what actually confirm a diagnosis.
We’ll talk through which of our specialist PCOS pathways are relevant to you — fertility, metabolic health, skin and hair, or weight — and build a plan around your priorities.
No — it can look quite different from one woman to the next, which is why your plan is built around your own results and symptoms rather than a standard checklist.
Book your One-Stop Diagnosis Clinic assessment today and take back control, with real answers from a specialist who’s on your side.
