Spokane Thermal Imaging

Welcome to Your First Thermogram Appointment.

Congratulations on taking this empowering step for your health. We're here to guide you through what to expect at your first appointment, ensuring a comfortable and informed experience.

Here's What You Can Anticipate:
1. Room Acclimation: You'll spend 15 minutes acclimating to the room temperature (68 degrees). This ensures the most accurate thermogram reading.
2. Thermogram Imaging: Our provider will take images of your breasts from different angles, capturing a comprehensive view of your breast health once acclimated.
3. MammaCare Breast Exam: Your provider will perform a clinical MammaCare breast exam, meticulously noting any abnormalities and ensuring a thorough evaluation.
4. Follow-Up Provider: We're here for you beyond the appointment. Your thermography provider will assist you in finding a follow-up provider, ensuring continuity in your breast health journey.
5. Results Discussion: Your results will be sent directly to your follow-up provider, whom you’ll visit for an in-depth discussion of your thermogram results. Any areas of concern will be addressed, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of your breast health.

We're committed to supporting you at every step. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out. Your journey to proactive breast health starts here: https://beyondpink.net.

Schedule yours today!

Recent Question: Can You Get a Thermogram with Breast Implants?

Our Response: Absolutely!

Many women with breast implants wonder if they can still have a thermogram. The good news is that you can! Thermography is a non-invasive imaging technique used to monitor breast health that doesn't involve radiation or compression, making it a safe, comfortable, and vital option for all women ages 20 and up – no matter the shape, size, prior disease diagnosis, surgical history, or configuration of your breast region.

Don’t hesitate to send us any questions or curiosities you might have about your individual situation – your concerns are our concerns, and we are here for you. You can comment below or send an email to [email protected].

How does thermography work? 🤔

The procedure uses infrared to track how the blood flows under your skin. This is important because many types of breast disease pool your blood together. While it’s not a 100% accurate scan, it does give you a better idea of your body and lets you make choices based on the knowledge. Added to regular breast exams, this gives you one more tool to help with managing the chance of developing breast cancer.

Take care of YOU, first! We want you there for all of the people around you. Schedule your thermogram TODAY. Start here: https://beyondpink.net/grant-application/

Thermography is recommended annually. You can apply for a Beyond Pink grant online. To begin the process, visit our website: https://beyondpink.net/grant-application/

A hybrid methodology for breast screening and cancer diagnosis using thermography - PubMed Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in the world. Early diagnosis and treatment increase the patient's chances of healing. The temperature of cancerous tissues is generally different from that of healthy neighboring tissues, making thermography an option to be considered in the fight agai...

What is a thermogram? A thermogram is an imaging test that uses an infrared camera to capture the heat in your body. This can be used to track blood pooling under the skin, which can be a sign of tumor or cancer growth. When used as a detection tool, it can help you find signs of cancer early which can protect your life. Apply for a grant and schedule your thermogram today! https://beyondpink.net/grant-application/

One of the concerns when it comes to risk assessment procedures for breast cancer is exposure to radiation. Luckily, thermography does not require radiation as it uses infrared technology instead. Apply for a grant today and experience it for yourself: https://beyondpink.net/grant-application/.

How does thermography help save lives? Thermography uses infrared technology to record temperature changes under the skin’s surface. This can create a “heat map” of your breasts and show any odd collections of blood and heat. This helps screen for breast cancer as cancer cells lump together and show up on the test. It’s another risk assessment tool to help you detect cancer early. The best way to survive cancer is early detection. By helping women detect early, thermography can help save their life!

Half of all women experience false positive mammograms after 10 years of annual screening Half of all women experience a false positive mammogram after 10 years of annual breast cancer screening with 3D mammography, a UC Davis-led study estimates. This risk was lower for women who had mammograms every other year. 3D screening showed slightly lower false positive results than standard mam...

Dangerous b***s alert! Dense breast tissue hides tumors | Wendy Damonte | TEDxUniversityofNevada Wendy Damonte is evening news anchor and HealthWatch reporter for KTVN in Reno, Nevada. Her talk tells the story of how dense breast tissue masked her mother...

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One of the great things about thermography is that it works even if you have very dense tissue. Mammograms, while still important, can be uncomfortable for women with dense breast tissue, so having an added test can help you assess your risk.

Spokane Thermal Imaging updated their business hours.

In the United States 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Don’t let cancer take you by surprise. The key to survival is early detection.

Your chances of developing breast cancer double when you have a close family member who was diagnosed. Know your family history to understand your risk and then do everything in your power to ensure early detection.

What are you looking for when conducting an at home exam? Look for signs of:

- Changes in size or shape
- Puckering or dimpling
- Unusual redness
- Change in texture, such as unusual roughness or ridges
- Any changes to your ni***es

Know the signs and contact a doctor if you notice anything strange.

Do you know if your bra is the right size? When you wear the wrong size, this can cause issues with your chest and breasts. It’s a good idea to use a measuring tape to measure your torso and under your bust. This will help you know exactly what size of bra you should buy to choose the most comfortable clothing options.

Thermography is a non-invasive tool to help you detect breast cancer early. Using infrared imaging, the process tracks patterns of heat and blood flow throughout your body. This is important because cancer cells collect together so tracking any areas of heat can hint towards developing cancer cells.

If you receive a grant from Beyond Pink, it is good for up to sixty days after the day of notification. Each grant includes a thermogram, grayscale images, MammaCare clinical breast exam, report and interpretation, and a 30-minute follow-up visit with a Beyond Pink provider. This whole package helps you detect breast cancer early which can save your life. Apply for a grant here: https://beyondpink.net/grant-application/.

Thermography is a risk assessment procedure that can help women detect breast cancer early. It uses infrared imagery to track changes in your body. It’s radiation-free and painless. As early detection is the best way to survive and beat cancer, this procedure can save lives.

We are going to be open for imaging services in January. Stay tuned. Covid slowed us down this year but we are going to open soon!

What is the difference between thermography and mammography?

The main difference is that they look at different things. The thermogram is a physiological test, while the mammogram looks at the structure and anatomy of the breast. That’s why they work so well together; they are designed to test two different things.

Are you one of the 44% of women with dense breast tissue? Maybe you are - and no one has told you? According to this article (https://wjla.com/news/spotlight-on-america/dense-breasts-can-increase-cancer-risk-and-hide-tumors-why-arent-women-being-told) Washington state does not require additional screening beyond a mammogram for women with dense breast tissue. In memory of Staci. Her 5.5 cm tumor was invisible on her mammogram. Here is Staci's thermogram.

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