A 5-minute, high-resolution add-on to your Full-body MRI: a focused, contrast-free scan of the prostate, read by Swiss radiologists to spot changes early and guide next steps.
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We use the newer bi-parametric protocol. In the 2025 PRIME trial, the most rigorous head-to-head comparison to date, it detected aggressive prostate cancer at the same rate as the older contrast-based scan, with no IV and a shorter scan.
In the 2025 PRIME trial of men referred for further investigation (such as after a raised PSA), the bi-parametric scan detected aggressive prostate cancer in 29.2%, versus 29.6% for the contrast-based scan. A clinically negligible difference, with no IV and a much shorter scan.
A Swiss radiologist reads your scan and rates how suspicious any findings are, from very low to very high risk. This shows whether a biopsy is genuinely needed, and crucially, when one can be safely avoided.
Scanning with MRI before biopsy is the recommended pathway in European and American guidelines, established by the landmark 2018 PRECISION trial. It spares roughly one in three men an unnecessary procedure.
How it works
Choose your relevant scan as part of your check-up booking. No referral needed.
No separate appointment and no extra visit, around 5 additional minutes inside the scanner.
A clear radiologist read of your prostate, with a simple risk rating for any findings.
Real questions from people like you, and how a prostate MRI helps answer them.
My PSA came back elevated. Should I go straight to a biopsy?
Probably not yet. Current European and American guidelines now recommend an MRI before biopsy. If the scan is reassuring and your PSA density is low, the biopsy can usually be safely postponed or skipped. This pathway spares roughly one in three men an unnecessary procedure.
Learn moreMy father had prostate cancer. When should I start being checked?
A family history brings the start forward by about five years. If your father or brother had prostate cancer, you can consider a first PSA test from 40. If the result is raised, an MRI is the usual next step before any biopsy.
Learn moreIs the bi-parametric MRI really as accurate as the older contrast-based one?
Yes, and this was the question the 2025 PRIME trial was designed to settle. In a head-to-head comparison, the bi-parametric protocol detected aggressive prostate cancer in 29.2% of men, versus 29.6% for the contrast-based protocol. A clinically negligible difference, with no IV and a much shorter scan. The trial enrolled men referred for further investigation, such as after a raised PSA, not a general screening population.
I'm getting up three times a night to pee. Is that just ageing or something more?
Most often it's benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate that affects most men by their 60s. The MRI measures prostate volume directly, distinguishes BPH from cancer, and identifies the pattern of enlargement, which informs treatment options if the symptoms start to interfere with your life.
The prostate MRI is an add-on to your Full-body MRI.
Each MRI check-up includes a clear report and doctor consultation, starting at CHF 1'990.
Duration: ~60 min · No radiation, no contrast dye
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Optional imaging add-ons for areas you’d like to look at more closely, as a complement to a full-body MRI.
Mamma MRI (with contrast dye)
Highest-sensitivity breast imaging, especially for dense tissue.
CHF 800
DEXA scan (low-dose radiation)
Bone density scan to catch osteoporosis early.
CHF 135
Multiple supplementary insurance plans contribute to the cost of our preventive check-ups. We've confirmed coverage with leading Swiss providers. Reimbursement varies by plan.
Medical data can be complex. Our interactive reports explain each result in simple terms with clear visuals.
Prof. Dr. med. Olivio DonatiYour recent health check-up provides a detailed overview of your health, showing some very positive developments alongside a few areas that warrant attention. The most notable findings are related to age-appropriate wear-and-tear in your spine.
Significance:No findingObservationMinorFollow-up recommended
Our full-body MRI provides a broad view of your health, potentially detecting very early signs of health risks. The prostate MRI is a gender health add-on that focuses on prostate health.
The prostate MRI can be combined with other Ahead tests during the same visit to maximize health insights.
A full-body scan offering detailed insights into major organs for preventive health.
Test 80+ biomarkers, including cholesterol and glucose, for a full health overview.
Measure muscle & fat distribution and its impact on your metabolism.
Measure bone density and osteoporosis risk with a low-dose scan.
Map your brain's structure and volume to evaluate your cognitive health.
11 fatty acids plus 6 calculated ratios and totals, to see whether your omega intake meets your needs.
Radiation-free imaging for early and precise assessment of your breast health.
Test 7 key biomarkers like testosterone, estradiol and DHEA-S.
Test 8 hormone markers for women, including estradiol, progesterone, LH and FSH.
Check B12 and folate (B9) levels to reveal if deficiencies are behind fatigue or low focus.
A single inherited blood marker that can quietly raise your risk of heart attack and stroke.
Your body’s primary stress hormone, measured at its natural morning peak.
Add the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood marker to follow your prostate health over time.
~ Shown values are illustrative samples.
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