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Non-Invasive Imaging Options Designed for Insight and Peace of Mind
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Thermography (Digital Infared Thermal Imaging)

What It Is

Thermography uses a digital infrared camera to capture thermal heat patterns on the surface of the body. Subtle variations in temperature may reflect changes in physiological activity, including circulation and inflammation.

This type of imaging is non-invasive, painless, and does not use radiation or compression.
 

How It Works

  • Infrared images are taken in a private, controlled environment.
  • The process is contact-free and comfortable.
  • Images are transmitted for expert interpretation and a detailed report is prepared.
 

Thermography Can Be Helpful For

  • Establishing baseline imaging for future comparison
  • Monitoring changes over time
  • Supplementing conversations with your healthcare provider
  • Individuals who prefer a radiation and compression free imaging option
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Breast Ultrasound

What It Is

Breast ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the breast tissue. It is commonly used to evaluate specific areas of concern and is helpful in examining structures beneath the skin’s surface.

This imaging method is non-ionizing and safe for individuals of all ages.
 

How It Works

  • A trained technologist gently moves the ultrasound transducer over the breast area.
  • No compression or radiation is involved.
  • Images are reviewed to assess structures such as cysts, masses, and other tissue features.
 

Ultrasound Can Be Helpful For

  • Investigating a palpable lump or area of concern
  • Reviewing asymmetries or changes not fully explained by other imaging
  • Individuals with Dense Breast Tissue
  • Providing structural insight to supplement other imaging
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A More Complete View

Thermography and breast ultrasound are scheduled as separate services, but many clients choose to complete both to gain broader insight into breast health.

Thermography offers functional information about physiological activity, while ultrasound provides structural imaging. Together, they can support a more informed understanding based on your personal needs or provider recommendations.

If you’re unsure which service to schedule, our team is happy to help.