Breast Ultrasound in Kyiv

Breast ultrasound is a non-invasive examination that helps assess breast tissue structure and the milk ducts, and detect cysts, nodules, lumps, and other changes. The method does not use ionizing radiation and can be used either on its own or to clarify the results of a physical exam or other diagnostic methods.

You can get a breast ultrasound in Kyiv at the HBMedical medical center in Shuliavka. After the examination, the patient receives an ultrasound diagnostics doctor’s report.

Price of breast ultrasound — 750 UAH.
Address: Kyiv, 3 Oleksandra Dovzhenka Street
Metro: “Shuliavska”

You can view other types of examinations on the ultrasound in Kyiv.

What a Breast Ultrasound Shows

During the examination, the doctor systematically examines the tissue of both breasts from different angles and assesses their structure.

An ultrasound can assess:

• the structure of glandular and fatty tissue;
• the milk ducts;
• the presence of cysts;
• nodules and other space-occupying formations;
• areas of thickening;
• signs of inflammatory changes;
• postoperative or post-traumatic changes;
• where indicated — lymph nodes in nearby areas.

An important advantage of ultrasound is the ability to assess the nature of a detected formation — specifically, to determine whether it’s fluid-filled, like a cyst, or solid and requires further diagnostics.

Ultrasound alone doesn’t always allow for a final diagnosis. If the doctor finds changes that need clarification, they may recommend a mammologist’s consultation, mammography, MRI, or a biopsy.

At HBMedical, you can also book a mammologist consultation in Kyiv.

When You Should Get a Breast Ultrasound

A breast ultrasound may be recommended by a doctor during a preventive examination, to clarify changes found during a physical exam, or when symptoms appear.

It’s worth seeing a doctor if you notice:

• a lump or nodule in the breast;
• new or unusual pain;
• nipple discharge;
• nipple retraction;
• a change in the shape or size of one breast;
• redness or swelling;
• changes to the skin of the breast;
• swollen or enlarged lymph nodes in the underarm area;
• changes following a breast injury.

Ultrasound is also used to monitor previously detected cysts, nodules, and other changes on a doctor’s recommendation. Indications for an ultrasound also include assessing lumps, nipple discharge, and skin changes.

If you’ve noticed a new lump, nipple discharge, marked swelling, redness, or a change in breast shape yourself, don’t delay seeing a doctor to wait for the “right” day of your cycle.

When It’s Best to Get a Breast Ultrasound

The question of “when to get a breast ultrasound” is especially relevant for women of reproductive age, since hormone-driven sensitivity and density of breast tissue can change over the course of the menstrual cycle.

For a routine examination, the first half of the cycle is often chosen — after the most pronounced menstrual changes have ended and before ovulation. In practice, this often means around day 5–12 of the cycle.

The first day of the cycle is considered the first day of menstruation.

At the same time, tying the exam to a specific day is not a universal requirement of the ultrasound method itself. If the examination is needed because of symptoms or on a doctor’s referral, it can be performed whenever it’s clinically necessary. Breast tissue naturally changes over the course of the menstrual cycle, and an ultrasound does not require special preparation.

If your cycle is irregular, you don’t have periods, or you’re not sure which day is best to book, you can confirm this when booking or with your doctor.

Do You Need to Wait for a Specific Day of the Cycle If You Have a Lump

No. If a new lump or other concerning changes appear, you don’t need to wait until day 5–12 of the cycle.

In that situation, seeing a doctor promptly matters more. Ultrasound is often used specifically to assess a palpable lump and determine whether it’s cystic or solid.

If you’re not sure which examination to start with, you can first book an appointment with an HBMedical mammologist.

Preparing for a Breast Ultrasound

No special preparation is needed for a breast ultrasound. Before the examination, you can eat, drink water, and take any doctor-prescribed medications as usual. HBMedical also states that special preparation is usually not needed for a breast ultrasound.

It’s helpful to bring with you:

• previous breast ultrasound results;
• a mammogram or MRI, if you’ve had one;
• a mammologist’s report;
• your doctor’s referral, if you have one.

Comparing with previous examinations helps assess changes over time.

If you’re concerned about a specific area of your breast, be sure to show the doctor exactly where you feel the lump, pain, or other changes before the ultrasound begins.

How a Breast Ultrasound Is Performed

For the examination, you’ll need to undress from the waist up. The patient lies on her back, and if needed, the doctor may ask her to raise an arm or turn slightly onto her side.

A special gel is applied to the skin, after which the doctor systematically examines the breasts with an ultrasound probe. A real-time image of the tissue is displayed on the monitor.

The procedure doesn’t involve any punctures or the use of X-ray radiation. In most cases, the ultrasound doesn’t cause pain, although pressure from the probe on a sensitive or inflamed area may cause brief discomfort.

After the examination is complete, the doctor prepares a report.

Ultrasound or Mammography

Ultrasound and mammography are not interchangeable examinations. They provide different information and, in certain clinical situations, complement each other.

Ultrasound is often used to assess lumps and clarify changes found during a physical exam or mammography. It also helps distinguish a fluid-filled cyst from a solid formation.

Which method you need — ultrasound, mammography, or a combination of both — depends on age, symptoms, previous results, and your doctor’s recommendations. If you’re unsure which examination to choose, it’s a good idea to consult a mammologist.

Price of Breast Ultrasound in Kyiv

The price of a breast ultrasound at HBMedical is 750 UAH.

Service	Price
Breast ultrasound	750 UAH

The price reflects HBMedical’s current price list. You can check prices for other diagnostic services on the HBMedical prices page.

Where to Get a Breast Ultrasound in Kyiv

You can get a breast ultrasound in Kyiv at the HBMedical medical center in Shuliavka.

Address: Kyiv, 3 Oleksandra Dovzhenka Street
Metro: “Shuliavska”
Price: 750 UAH

The center offers ultrasound diagnostics and consultations with specialists. If needed, after getting your results you can see a mammologist, and for women’s health questions, a gynecologist in Kyiv.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I have a breast ultrasound during my period?

Yes. Menstruation is not a contraindication for a breast ultrasound. For a routine examination, it may be more comfortable to choose the first half of the cycle, when hormone-driven breast sensitivity is lower for many women. If you have symptoms, there’s no need to delay a needed examination just because of your period.

Can I have a breast ultrasound during pregnancy?

Yes. Ultrasound does not use ionizing radiation and can be used for diagnostic assessment of the breasts during pregnancy when indicated.

Can I have a breast ultrasound while breastfeeding?

Yes. During lactation, ultrasound can be used to assess lumps, pain, inflammatory changes, and other symptoms. Be sure to tell your doctor that you’re breastfeeding, since breast tissue structure changes during lactation.

Do men get breast ultrasounds?

Yes. If a man has a lump, breast enlargement, pain, nipple changes, or other symptoms, a doctor may recommend an ultrasound or other breast examination.

What does it mean if a cyst or nodule is found on ultrasound?

Finding a formation on its own doesn’t mean it’s a malignant condition. Ultrasound helps describe its structure and other characteristics. Depending on the result, the doctor may recommend monitoring, a mammologist’s consultation, further imaging, or a biopsy.

Do I need a referral for a breast ultrasound?

If you have a referral, it’s worth bringing it with you — it helps the ultrasound doctor understand the clinical purpose. You can confirm with HBMedical’s administrator whether you can book without a referral.

Book a Breast Ultrasound at HBMedical

Need a breast ultrasound in Kyiv? Book an examination at HBMedical near “Shuliavska” metro station.

Breast ultrasound — 750 UAH
Kyiv, 3 Oleksandra Dovzhenka Street

If you have a referral, previous ultrasound results, a mammogram, or other breast examinations, bring them with you.

You can find the phone number, working hours, and other contact details on the HBMedical Contacts page.

This information is for reference only and does not replace a doctor’s consultation.