Thermography Full Body Screening

Breast Screening

Body Part-Area of Interest

Full Body Scanning With Breast

WHAT IS THERMOGRAPHY?

Thermography is a radiation-free, easy, safe, and non-invasive way to detect, evaluate, and monitor a large number of injuries and conditions. By detecting infrared heat emitted from your body, thermography provides an excellent way to see inflammation, long before you can even feel it!

FULL BODY THERMOGRAPHY

The full-body scan is a popular prevention scan. Both men and women choose to have this scan performed yearly, to monitor their total health. Full body scans evaluate everything from the top of the head to the bottom of the feet (includes the full breast series). This scan provides a wealth of information that can help you target the root cause of many issues or give you early warning signs of impending issues. (Please note–thermography cannot be used to asses the brain, prostate, or testes).

The full body scan will screen for indications of:

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)

Back Pain

Autoimmunity

Herniated discs

Trigger points

Nerve dysfunction

Varicose veins

Phlebitis

Deep vein thromboses

Pre-diabetes

Arthritis

Carpal Tunnel

Sprains/strains

Skin abnormalities

Pain

Generalized inflammation

... and more!

Breast Health

Even without symptoms, knowing what our baseline breast health looks like is an important resource in self-care and prevention of disease. Our health scan imaging includes a full body scan of all of the breast health scan images as well as taking a look at any potential underlying inflammation in the entire body. Symptoms that may be present indicating inflammation of the breasts or concern in breast health could be:

• Swelling

• Pain

• Tenderness

• Nipple discharge other than breast milk/colostrum, or in non-lactating women

• Lumps/bumps in the breast or armpits

• Dimpling, pitting, redness

• Peeling, flaking, or scaling breast or nipple tissue

• Redness or unusual warmth

• Swollen lymph nodes under the arm or around the collarbone