As always, early detection is the key to a good outcome. Thermography is not diagnostic but identifies early risk factors. An abnormal result from a thermogram allows one more time for therapeutic life-style changes to be incorporated. At the very least, the condition can be closely monitored safely until conventional interventions need to be applied.
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Yes, thermography uses no radiation or compression to achieve its images.
Images are taken by a Certified Clinical Thermographer who is trained by the American College of Clinical Thermology.
No, you can refer yourself. However, we do provide you with additional copies of your scan and interpretation if you would like […]
Yes, thermography has been approved by the FDA since 1982.