Frequently Asked Questions

Yes—there’s no radiation, contact, or risk. It’s suitable for long-term health monitoring.

Thermography does not diagnose cancer but can detect heat patterns associated with inflammation and abnormal changes that may need further evaluation.

The appointment length depends on the type of scan. A breast scan typically takes about 30-45 minutes, while a full-body scan can take up to 90 minutes. This includes time to review your intake and get comfortably positioned.

All images are reviewed and interpreted by board-certified medical thermologists. You’ll receive a detailed written report with explanations of any findings, along with images from your scan.

That depends on your goals. Some clients do annual scans for prevention, while others monitor specific health concerns more frequently.

Not at all. Thermography is a completely non-contact procedure. There’s no pressure, no touching, and no discomfort. You simply stand or sit while the camera takes images from a short distance.

You’ll receive a simple preparation guide, but generally:

Wear loose, comfortable clothing
These steps help ensure the most accurate imaging results.

Avoid lotions, deodorant, and oils on the day of your scan

Avoid caffeine and exercise for a few hours prior

At this time, thermography is not covered by MSP or most extended benefits plans in British Columbia. However, many clients find the value in investing in preventative care.