What is a thermogram?
Thermography, or Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI), is a non-invasive technology that captures heat patterns on the skin’s surface.
When used for breast cancer screening, Thermography identifies areas of increased heat—often linked to higher metabolic activity and blood flow from growing lumps or tumors.
Its key advantages are comfort and safety:
• No radiation
• No breast compression
• Extremely low risk
Thermogram/ Ultrasound/ Mammogram What is the difference?
Thermogram
Ultrasound
Mammogram
(low dose)
(compression involved)
(no physical contact or exposure)
(gel applied, needs operator contact)
(requires undressing and compression)
(especially without subsidy)
Thermogram
(no physical contact or exposure)
Ultrasound
(gel applied, needs operator contact)
Mammogram
(low dose)
(compression involved)
(requires undressing and compression)
(especially without subsidy)
How accurate is the use of thermal imaging cameras for breast screening? Tested in conjunction with mammography and ultrasound, Thermogram was found to detect cancer with no false positives.
82.5–95.24%
Accurately detects abnormalities in both symptomatic and asymptomatic individuals.
82.5–95.24%
Effectively identifies those who do not have the disease, reducing unnecessary follow-ups.
Why People Trust Thermogram
Painless and non-contact
Safe for frequent screenings
Suitable for all ages
Private and discreet
AI-powered analysis with expert review Reduces risk of misdiagnosis
Takes just 10–15 minutes
Who is Thermogram for?
Those who’ve had painful or uncomfortable experiences with mammograms
Women who have never had a breast screening before
Busy working women and mothers who want a fast, convenient check-up
People with dense breast tissue
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Understand Your Results Easily with the B-Score
B1–2: Normal
Annual check-up recommended
B3: Mild heat patterns detected
Recommended to retest in 3–6 months
B4–5: Abnormal heat signals
Advised to consult a doctor for further testing (mammogram or ultrasound) Free of charge through your Thermogram results