Thermography offers a unique perspective by detecting subtle changes in skin surface temperature that may indicate underlying inflammation, nerve irritation, vascular activity, or other physiological changes. Unlike structural imaging—such as X-rays, mammograms, MRIs, or ultrasounds—thermography assesses function rather than anatomy.

This makes thermography an excellent complementary tool. It can help identify areas of concern that may require further evaluation through structural imaging, even before physical changes are visible. When used together, thermography and traditional imaging provide a more comprehensive view of the body—combining both functional and structural information to support earlier detection, more accurate diagnosis, and better-informed treatment decisions.

Thermography is a non-invasive, radiation-free imaging technology that is safe for people of all ages and health conditions. It uses infrared cameras to detect heat and energy patterns on the surface of the body—without any contact, compression, or exposure to harmful radiation. Because it poses no risk, thermography is a safe and effective option for ongoing health monitoring in men, women, and individuals with sensitivities or medical implants. It can be used to assess many areas of the body, including the breasts, head, neck, back, joints, and more.

The frequency of thermography scans depends on your individual health needs and risk factors. Our team can provide personalized recommendations.