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Screening results available within just 1 to 3 days

Sector Leaders Since 2003

Open hours
Wed: 10am – 7pm
Fri: 9:30am – 4pm

Information
The clinic is located on the 2nd floor with stair access only. There is no hearing loop currently available.

By Train

The closest train station is Glasgow Central, approximately 0.3 miles away. Directions from Glasgow Central:

Exit the station and head west on Gordon Street.
Continue onto Hope Street.
Turn right onto West Regent Street.
Sur Wellness will be on your left.

By Bus

Bus Stops Nearby: There are several bus stops close to the location.

Routes: Check local bus services (e.g., First Bus) for routes that stop at West Regent Street.

Walking: From the bus stop, walk towards 132 W Regent St.

By Car

Use GPS Navigation: Enter “32 Alva St, Edinburgh EH2 4PY” into your GPS or navigation app for the best route.

Nearby Car Parks

From the M8 Motorway:

  • Take the exit for Anderston and follow signs for the city center.
  • Continue straight onto Bothwell Street.
  • Turn left onto West Regent Street.

Nearby Car Parks

NCP Glasgow City Centre
Address: 22-24 North St, Glasgow G3 7DN
Distance: Approximately 0.5 miles (about a 10 minute walk)

Q-Park Glasgow
Address: 72-76 Wellington St, Glasgow G2 6UA
Distance: Approximately 0.3 miles (about a 7 minute walk)

Walking

If you are already in the city centre or nearby, key landmarks include: Glasgow Central Station, approximately 0.3 miles and Buchanan Street, approximately 0.5 miles

Turn onto West Regent Street and proceed until you reach 132 W Regent St.

Head towards Bothwell Street.

Explore our skin cancer screening services

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Full Body Skin Check


Allow around 40 minutes for this comprehensive assessment which costs £195

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