Breast Thermography

By evaluating temperature differences and blood vessel patterns, the evaluating doctor can detect signs of physiological stress, including inflammation and infection, and can determine irregular vascularity.
Breast Thermography, also known as Breast Thermal Imaging, uses a very sensitive digital infrared camera to measure heat on the surface of the breasts. This can show if one or both breasts or any area(s) in the breasts are “running a fever.” Significantly warmer breasts or areas of the breast may indicate infection, trauma or inflammation. The images also show thermovascularity, the pattern of blood vessels near the surface of the breasts.

IMAGES FROM INFRARED CAMERA DISPLAYED IN RAINBOW (FALSE COLOR) AND IN INVERTED GRAYSCALE

RAINBOW VIEW 

The Rainbow View maps heat differences in color and is used by the evaluating doctor to visualize any regional temperature differences. The doctor is particularly interested in seeing if there is a significant difference in temperature in an area of one breast compared to the contralateral (same) area of the other breast.

GRAYSCALE VIEW 

The Grayscale View is used to visualize vascular pattern(s). Since the concentrated blood in the veins is typically warmer than the surrounding tissue, the veins show up as darker lines in Grayscale View. Irregular vascular patterns can be indicative of abnormal cells forming new blood vessels from pre-existing vessels, a physiological process known as angiogenesis.

It is especially effective for women with Dense Breasts, women with Breast Implants, women who have had Breast Reductions and for Monitoring after Surgery. It is also safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women. Women who begin to have Breast Thermograms in their 20’s, and establish their unique Breastprints earlier, will benefit the most by this proactive, preventive screening. By having regular Breast Thermograms, women can monitor their breast health throughout their lives and be alerted of any physiological changes in time to incorporate preventive strategies to reduce their risk of disease. Physiological changes typically occur years before structural changes.

A Breast Thermogram is the only screening that gives a woman a Risk Assessment. By knowing the State-of-Her-Breast Health, she is empowered to take proactive, preventive steps to decrease risk.

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TESTIMONIALS

Gaye Walden is a true gem for women like me who want to learn more about breast health and overall wellness. She has tremendous passion for breast health and provided me with a wealth of information and resources to help me in my journey. She is so generous in her sharing and I am very grateful for the time she spent with me as well as her expertise.

Gaye is a tremendous source of knowledge!
- Roberta

GREAT SESSION!
Gayle does a great job not only in her thermography workup but also in her explanation of what steps to take to have and keep good breast health. I was so lucky to have her referred to me by my good friend.
- Nancy

Very professional and informative. An all around great experience.

Being Proactive
I can not say enough about my experience with Gaye Walden, not only was she qualified and her expertise exemplary, but her demeanor and patience put me in a feel good mood leaving me less worried. I hope more women take the initiative to put their health in perspective with a Thermogram which will better serve their needs now and in the future.
- Nancy

It was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had with a knowledgeable Caring person Gaye Walden.

DISCLAIMER

Breast Thermography is not a stand-alone technology or competitor to other breast health screenings, including mammography. It is FDA-registered and should be used for preventive care. It does not provide “negative” or “positive” results.​