Some screening methods expose patients to small doses of radiation. Having a radiation-free option for full-body screening is ideal. A thermography assesses a patient’s skin temperature through thermal imaging and deciphers this information on a computer screen in the form of electronic data signals without the use of radiation.

Not only can a full-body thermography detect breast cancer, as well as other forms, but it can also uncover additional diseases and conditions, and help identify a wide range of dysfunctions, including, but not limited to:

• Blood clots
• Heart disease
• Nervous system disorders
• Cardiovascular disease
• Arthritis
• Injury
• Dental issues
• Immune system disorders
• Intestinal conditions

A thermography is not an invasive procedure, and doesn't involve much preparation, either. While you'll be instructed to cease exercising, showering, and using certain body creams/sprays the morning of your exam, you won’t be required to do much else, other than wear loose-fitting clothing.

One benefit of undergoing a full-body thermography is the prospect of detecting an abnormality in its early stages, which in many cases, can be vital in effectively treating such an issue.

A 2010 study in the medical journal Nanomedicine demonstrates the continuous research evaluating different thermography methods and their respective capabilities to recognize early signs of a disorder or disease. For instance, in this particular study, the results find a thermography “could potentially offer a cost-effective, safe, and sensitive method for early detection of cancerous tumors.”

The half body scan is our most popular scan. Many women choose to upgrade to this scan as a part of their yearly breast assessment. It is typically performed on the upper half of the body, and includes the head, neck, breasts, stomach, back, arms, and hands. This scan provides a wealth of information that can help you target the root cause of many issues.

• Cranial Inflammation (headaches, sinuses, TMJ, etc)
• Dental inflammation/infection
• Stroke risk and carotid artery inflammation/occlusion
• Thyroid dysfunction
• Cardiovascular disease
• Circulatory issues
• Breast disease
• Lymphatic congestion
• Hormonal imbalance
• Organ Inflammation (stomach, intestines, kidneys, colon, uterus, etc)
• Autoimmunity
• Herniated discs
• Trigger points
• Nerve dysfunction
• Varicose veins
• Pre-diabetes
• Arthritis
• Carpal Tunnel
• Sprains/strains
• Skin abnormalities
• Pain
• Generalized inflammation
• ... and more!

Breast thermography is a simple, pain-free, and safe way to monitor your breast health. There is absolutely no touching, no radiation, and no breast compression!  All women’s breast, half, and full body scans are performed by a female certified clinical thermographer. 

In your first year of thermography, 2 breast scans are performed 90 days apart. Your first scan is to establish your baseline. Your baseline scan represents your unique thermal fingerprint—a pattern that will only change due to a developing pathology.   

Without the 90-day follow up assessment, there is no way to determine if your thermal pattern is stable or changing at the time of the scan.  

Why wait 90-days?  

Active cancer cells double approximately every 90 days.  If there are any changes occurring in the breast, this is the earliest method of detection! 

There is NO substitute for establishing an accurate baseline! 

All subsequent testing will be compared to previous scans and your baseline. If there are any suspicious changes in your thermogram, the physician interpreting your scan will provide the recommended time frame for your next follow-up scan.

• Cysts
• Lymphatic congestion
• Hormonal imbalances
• Generalized inflammation
• Fibrocystic breasts
• Inflammatory breast disease
• Tumors of the breast
• Angiogenesis