Private Cardiology Consultation London | Dr Nabila Laskar | From £300

A private cardiology consultation in London with Dr Nabila Laskar gives you direct, unhurried access to a GMC-registered Consultant Cardiologist — no GP referral required. Whether you are worried about chest pain, palpitations, breathlessness, blood pressure or a family history of heart disease, you will get a thorough history, a clinical examination, and a clear plan for any tests or treatment that you need. Many tests, including ECG and echocardiogram, can be performed in the same visit, so you do not have to come back.

What is a private cardiology consultation?

A consultation is the foundation of any cardiac assessment. It is a face-to-face appointment with a Consultant Cardiologist — in this case Dr Laskar — focused entirely on you. It includes a detailed medical history, a review of any previous tests or scans, a focused cardiovascular examination, and a personalised plan covering investigations, medication, lifestyle and follow-up. There is no rushed 10-minute slot and no junior doctor in your place.

What happens during the consultation?

An initial consultation lasts 45 minutes. Dr Laskar will take a full history covering your symptoms, risk factors, family history and lifestyle, review any previous investigations you bring with you, and perform a focused cardiovascular examination including blood pressure, pulse and heart sounds. If indicated, an ECG and/or handheld echocardiogram can usually be performed in the same visit. You leave with a clear written plan and (with your consent) a letter to your GP.

What to expect on the day

Please arrive 5–10 minutes early. Bring a list of your current medications, any previous test results you have, and (if you have one) a recent GP letter. You can eat, drink and take your normal medications. You will see Dr Laskar directly, not a registrar or trainee. If tests are needed on the day, they can usually be done straight after the consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a GP referral to see a private cardiologist?

No. You can self-refer and book directly online. With your consent, a copy of the consultation letter can be sent to your GP after the appointment.

How long is the consultation?

An initial consultation lasts 45 minutes. A follow-up consultation lasts approximately 30 minutes.

What should I bring to the consultation?

A list of your current medications, any previous ECGs, echocardiograms, scan reports or blood test results, and any GP letters. If you have a smartwatch ECG or symptom diary, please bring these too.

Will the results be shared with my GP?

Yes, with your consent. A full clinic letter is sent securely to your GP after the appointment, with copies of any test results.

How quickly can I be seen?

Same-week and often same-day appointments are usually available. You can check live availability on our online booking page.

What is the difference between an initial and a follow-up consultation?

An initial consultation (£300) covers a full new assessment. A follow-up (£250) is for patients already known to the clinic, used for reviewing results, monitoring treatment or adjusting medication.

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