• Thermography for Life

    Breast Thermography is applicable to all women, especially the group between 40 and 50, and for those who have dense, fibrocystic breasts or implants. It is a completely safe, non-invasive screening method that has been proven to be effective. An abnormal infrared image is the single-most important marker of high risk for developing breast disease.

    Thermography for Life
  • What is Thermography

    Thermography measures the infrared radiation (heat) which is constantly radiating (emitting) away from the surface of the human skin. Skin as an organ breathes, exchanges gases with the environment, cools us as well as keeps us warm by letting heat out...

    What is Thermography
  • Why Breast Thermography

    With all the attention focused on treating breast cancer lately, it is perplexing that many do not recognize the great gains to be made by addressing breast cancer prevention.

    Why Breast Thermography

Non Invasive

Risk Assessment:

Safe & Proven

Testimonials

My doctor is fully supportive of thermography

Years ago I heard about breast thermography but was reluctant to do it because my doctor did not approve of it. I have fibrocystic breast disease and I’m being screened with mammography every 6 months. I decided to give thermography a try and have never regretted it since. Thermography provides me with an early warning system that I use it to monitor my breast health. There is no radiation or painful compression of my breasts and it gives me information that no other test can. I get my annual exams with thermography now.
I do not need to radiate my breasts every 6 months any more and my doctor is fully supportive of thermography now.

Mary Andrioni
Woodbridge, ON

Women who are proactive about their health to do it!

I never heard of breast thermography until my friend mentioned it to me. I was very skeptical but decided to do it anyway. What an incredible experience. No radiation or squishing of my breast and everything they told me was right on the mark. I’m so grateful to my friend who recommended this to me. I advise all women who are proactive about their health to do it.

Bonnie Reynolds
Toronto, ON

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