Introduction to Thermography
Thermography is a cutting-edge digital infrared thermal imaging technology used to detect dysfunction and abnormalities in the body.
This non-invasive, pain-free, and radiation-free screening tool captures the heat patterns on the skin’s surface, providing valuable insights into various health conditions.
Thermography is FDA-approved and completely safe, with no contraindications.
What Can Thermography
Detect?
Thermography is a test of physiology rather than anatomy, meaning it can reveal functional changes in the body that may indicate underlying issues. A full-body scan can detect:
How Does
Thermography Work?
Thermography works by capturing the heat patterns on the skin's surface. These heat patterns can reveal abnormalities and dysfunctions in the body. The procedure is simple and involves no direct contact with the body.
A thermographic camera is used to take images of different body parts, which are then analyzed for heat patterns that may indicate potential health issues.
Thermography images are reviewed by board-certified medical doctors trained in thermology.
Report Writing
and Imaging
After your scan, a doctor will analyze the images and provide a detailed report, which will be emailed to you.