Breast medical infrared scanning is as safe as getting your picture taken. There is no radiation exposure or anything invasive about the test: in fact there is no contact at all with the body.

Although family history is considered a risk factor, 90% of women who develop breast cancer have no family history. A positive thermal scan is considered the highest risk marker for the future development of cancer. It is 9 times more significant than a family history. A thermal scan can show if a woman may actually be at high risk despite the lack of a family history of cancer. It can also really show if there is any real risk at all where there is a family history.

Absolutely. The information provided from the thermal scancan clarify the other findings, ultimately helping your doctor make better decisions as to the best way to manage the situation.

thermal scans' performed before and after a surgery or other treatment can help evaluate the success of the procedure by monitoring the metabolic and vascular changes of the cancer site. Additionally, once a woman develops breast cancer she is at a higher risk of developing it again. thermal scans' offer early detection of reoccurrence.