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FREQUENTY ASKED QUESTIONS
& ANSWERS ABOUT THERMOGRAPHY

Here is a long list of the most frequently asked questions mentioned below.

Your questions are important to us, and we appreciate you reaching out to further help your understanding on how thermography works and what to expect during and after your screening has been done.

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We are here to help, If you have any other enquiries, please contact us on the numbers provided: 0439 168 242 / 0423 845 119

Thermography screening

 

F A Q

How long does a "Full Body Scan" appointment take?

Your full body thermography screening will take 1 hour (this includes your consultation)

 

How long does a "Breast Scan" appointment take?

Please allow for 1 hour for your breast screening appointment (this also includes your consultation)

Dose my "Full Body Scan" also include the breasts?

Yes, your full body will be including your breast screening.

Can thermography see cancer?

No, Thermography cannot "see" a cancer. It detects physiological changes that may suggest

an increased risk of cancer at a cellular level, even before it becomes visible on a mammogram.

A biopsy is the only thing that can diagnose your cancer. 

What can Thermography detect besides breast cancer?

Thermography can indicate estrogen dominance, lymphatic congestion, and the effects of a

person's diet on breast health. It's a tool not just for disease detection but for

monitoring overall health and the effectiveness of lifestyle changes.

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What is the difference between a Mammogram and a Thermogram?

Mammography uses radiation to capture images of breast anatomy and structure,

Thermography, on the other hand, is a physiological test that measures subtle temperature

changes on the skin's surface associated with underlying pathology,

without using radiation or compression.

Do I get my report on the same day to take home with me?
No, you must wait for it to be sent off to the Doctors in the United States through the encrypted

EMI medical platform where a Thermolagist (specialised Doctor) will be doing your reporting.

This then will be sent to "Thermomed Australia" to read through your report.

Once completed, it will be sent to your private email address as a "PDF file"
This process will be completed within the next few days,

please always allow for one week.

What if I don't understand my report once I have received it?

​You can book an online consultation with your Thermographer,

this is done through our website that is located on

the "Contact us/ Bookings" page, we will go through your

report with you in detail. This is all is done over the phone.

(consultation fee is $65)

 

Can I book if I have a pacemaker or any metal orthopedic implants? 

​Yes, this is a safe screening tool for you to monitor your overall wellness.

How can I reschedule my appointment If I need to?

Once you have booked your appointment, you will receive a confirmation email.

In this email will have a section to either change/cancel the appointment,

or if preferred to give us a call on the numbers provided - 0423845119 / 0439168242

 

Can I eat food or do I need to fast before my appointment?
Yes, you can eat food, just as long as it's in your normal diet.

Just no spicy food, no hot or very cold drinks 1 hour before your appointment
 

Are there any risks or side effects of a thermal screen?

There are absolutely no risks or side effects of Thermography.

The procedure is safe, non-invasive, non-contact and no radiation.

Is Thermography appropriate for breast implants?

Yes. The accuracy of Thermography is not affected in patients with implants.

Since there is no compression there is zero risk of causing damage to the implants.

Also, there is no radiation that can cause drying of the implant membrane.

Do I need a referral or prior authorization?

Children of any age up the age of 18 must have a referral from a doctor giving reasons for referral. 

Females under the age of 23 must have a doctor’s referral for a specific

concern relating to breast health.

 related to developmental and hormonal changes that render thermography at varying degrees

of sensitivity and specificity. Any healthcare practitioner with a scope of practice (certified or licensed)

in the state that they practice can refer.

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