FAQ's

Thermal Imaging is a non-invasive, contactless screening tool suitable for both men and women. We use a digital infra-red heat map to detect patterns of heat in the body. These patterns can highlight areas of inflammation or physiological change, giving you a visual "fingerprint" of your body’s current thermal activity.

Thermal Imaging is sensitive to variations in heat patterns across the vascular, muscular, and skeletal systems. It is an adjunctive tool, meaning it provides extra information to support other clinical tests. It helps visualise inflammation and temperature differences that may warrant further investigation by a medical professional.

Heat and temperature changes can be indicators of inflammation or physiological stress. By monitoring these changes over time, you can establish a "normal" baseline for your body. If we see a deviation from your baseline in future scans, it acts as an early prompt for you to investigate your health further.

Breast thermography is an adjunctive test to mammography, ultrasound, and MRI—it does not replace them. It is designed to monitor thermal patterns in the breast tissue over time.What it does: It detects heat patterns that may indicate inflammation, hormonal activity, or vascular changes.What it doesn't do: It does not detect tumours or structural masses.Why use it? It is an excellent tool for women who want to take a proactive approach to monitoring their breast health between standard screenings, or for those who want to track changes in their physiology over time.

Thermal Imaging is completely non-invasive and radiation-free. Because there is no contact and no radiation exposure, it is suitable for regular use and for people of all ages.