Thermography
Radiation-Free Thermography: A Smarter Way to Detect Health Issues
Thermography is a safe, non-invasive procedure that uses a heat-sensing infrared camera to capture temperature variations on the skin. This provides valuable insights into your body’s metabolic and vascular activity, helping detect potential concerns early.
How It Works
Your skin’s temperature patterns tell a story—whether it’s normal, asymmetric, or showing signs of abnormal function. By analyzing these patterns, thermography can help spot irregularities that may need further evaluation.
Why It Matters?
Full-body screening for thermal changes
FDA-approved as an adjunct tool for diagnostics
Pairs with other tests like mammograms, ultrasounds, X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans
Completely radiation-free and painless
Important Note:
Thermography does not replace a mammogram but works alongside it to provide a more comprehensive view of your health.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Thermography is a radiation-free imaging technique that uses an infrared camera to detect heat patterns on the skin. These patterns help identify inflammation, poor circulation, or other irregularities in metabolic or vascular activity.
Yes, it’s completely safe and non-invasive. There is no radiation, no contact, and no discomfort—making it ideal for regular screenings and preventive care.
No, thermography doesn’t replace mammograms or other tests. Instead, it complements them by offering additional insights, especially in detecting early signs of inflammation or abnormal function before structural changes occur.
Thermography can help detect early signs of inflammation, abnormal blood flow, hormonal imbalances, lymphatic congestion, and more. It’s commonly used for breast health, pain assessment, and full-body wellness scans.
Anyone interested in early detection and proactive health monitoring can benefit—especially those seeking non-invasive options or wishing to supplement other diagnostic tests.
