Breast Thermography
Standardized images allow skin-surface temperature patterns over the breast and surrounding areas, to be documented and compared over time. This thermal information can be considered alongside the physical examination, medical history and other clinical findings. Thermography does not diagnose breast cancer, determine personal cancer risk or replace recommended breast screening or diagnostic testing.
The infrared imaging process allows you to see the range and amount of heat or thermal energy emitted from the body.
Structural tests, such as mammograms and ultrasound rely on finding physical lesions (anatomy), while Breast Thermography detects asymmetrical blood vessel circulation (physiology) within the breast.
Thermography measures the heat generated by the microcirculation of blood in the breast during this process.
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Testimonials
Suzanne was very professional, caring and thorough with her explanation, but most importantly I knew my testing was safe. Thank-you Suzanne for a wonderful and positive experience!
Who should be tested?
Women of all ages, who want to take a pro-active approach to their health and who wish to use a multimodal approach to breast health.
What happens during the test?
Breast thermal imaging is non-invasive, safe & completely painless – no radiation or compression is used and there is no touching by either the equipment or the technician throughout.
‘Fiction v Fact’
There is a lot of hearsay, misinformation, misconceptions and ‘marketing’ untruths around Thermography and its methodology, technology, and reporting. The guide on my FAQs page should help you understand and appreciate that I operate a high-quality clinical practice grounded in experience and structured methodology, rather than marketing trends.
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