Thermal imaging that documents temperature patterns related to circulation and inflammation—without radiation, contrast, or compression.
Used as an adjunctive screening tool. Thermography is not a diagnosis and does not replace mammography or other imaging your clinician recommends.
Thermography is a radiation-free imaging tool that uses heat detection to document temperature differences on the skin. It may help identify patterns worth discussing with your care team, but it is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace mammography, ultrasound, MRI, or other imaging your clinician recommends.
No ionizing radiation, no contrast, no compression.
Used alongside, not instead of, recommended diagnostic imaging.
Shows temperature differences that may be useful to discuss with your provider.
No compression, no needles, no contrast.
Compare against future scans.
Taken to a temperature-controlled room.
Remove clothing to allow your body temperature to fully acclimate.
Nurse performs the scan with the thermal camera.
Sent to a specialist for interpretation. Results available in patient portal within ~2 weeks.
Provider follows up if additional discussion is warranted.
No. Thermography is an adjunctive screening tool. It does not diagnose breast cancer and should not replace mammography or other imaging recommended by your clinician.
No. No compression, no contrast, no radiation, no needles.
Many patients establish a baseline scan and then return annually.
No commitment or pressure—just an honest conversation with an expert on our team.
The medical home that makes thermography part of a comprehensive picture.
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For patients ready for a comprehensive root-cause investigation.
Learn more →Thermography can be a useful adjunctive tool alongside hormone work.
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