New client to CorTemp Medical Thermography. Includes Breast Only.

3-Month Follow-Up

After your initial screening, a follow-up scan is recommended three months later to establish your personal breast thermal baseline.

Annual Breast Screening

Breast thermography tracks subtle changes in temperature patterns and blood flow that may reflect early changes in tissue physiology.

Thermography can be a beneficial screening option for women of all ages.

Unlike mammography, which looks at the physical structure of the breast, thermography evaluates temperature patterns. It may help identify patterns associated with fibrocystic breast activity and lymphatic congestion, which are common concerns for many women. Monitoring changes over time can provide valuable information and support early awareness.

Establishing Your Breast Baseline

Every woman has a unique thermal pattern. Because thermography is designed to monitor changes over time, establishing a consistent baseline is an important first step.

Your baseline is created by completing an initial scan followed by another scan approximately three months later. If your thermal patterns remain consistent, your personal baseline is established, and annual breast thermography screening may then be recommended.

Thermography May Be Especially Useful For Women With:

• Dense breast tissue

• Fibrocystic breast tissue

• Breast reconstruction

• A history of mastectomy

• Breast implants

New client to the CorTemp Medical Thermography. Includes Head, Neck, Full Breast/Chest, Back and Abdomen.

The scan provides a comprehensive thermographic assessment from the head through the pelvic region. It includes imaging of the head, neck, thyroid, cervical region, full breast area, abdomen, upper and lower back, and the complete torso.

This whole-body approach is designed to provide a broader picture of areas that may warrant further attention and can help identify patterns associated with potential health concerns and future risk factors.

The scan evaluates areas including:

• Head and sinus region

• TMJ and jaw

• Dental concerns

• Lymphatic congestion

• Carotid artery region

• Thyroid

• Patterns associated with autoimmune dysfunction

• Neck and back pain

• Breast health

• Potential organ dysfunction

New client to CorTemp Medical Thermography for full body screening.

Full-body thermography provides a comprehensive, head-to-toe thermal image of the body. This non-invasive imaging study can be used to identify and monitor areas of inflammation, changes associated with physical injury, and other areas of concern.

Thermography may help visualize areas of pain or inflammation when other diagnostic tests have not identified an obvious cause.

A full-body thermography screening can provide additional health information and serve as a valuable baseline for future comparison. It may also help monitor existing concerns and determine whether further evaluation or investigation may be appropriate.

In addition to identifying areas that may warrant attention, thermography can provide reassurance by documenting healthy patterns and supporting your commitment to a healthy lifestyle.

Areas Included in the Full-Body Study

• Head

• Neck

• Thyroid

• Cervical spine/neck

• Chest

• Full breast region

• Upper back (thoracic region)

• Shoulders

• Arms

• Hands

• Full torso

• Abdomen

• Lower back (lumbar-sacral region)

• Hips

• Legs

• Feet

This study is intended to establish a baseline that can be used for future comparison and monitoring over time.