Upper-, Lower- and Full-Body Thermography

Upper Body Thermography

Regional imaging records the heat patterns across the areas included in your chosen study. There is no contact, no compression and no radiation — you simply sit or stand in a temperature-controlled room while a technician captures a standardized series of views.

The upper-body set covers standardized views above the waist, according to the service you book.

Lower Body Thermography

The lower-body set covers standardized views below the waist, and the full-body package combines every region in a single appointment. Confirm which regions are included when you book.

Your report describes the temperature patterns and left-to-right symmetry seen at the time of imaging. It gives you and your provider a physiological record to consider alongside examination and testing, and a baseline your next appointment can be compared against.

What it does not do

A thermogram does not diagnose or rule out arthritis, nerve injury, fibromyalgia, thrombosis, fracture, diabetes, soft-tissue injury or any other condition, and it cannot establish the cause of a pattern. Please have pain, injury, swelling, weakness, numbness or colour change assessed by a qualified health care professional, and seek urgent care for sudden or severe symptoms.

A person's legs with colored spots resemble the vivid imagery often found in full body thermography scans.
A full body thermography scan reveals the backside of two legs, showcasing temperatures through color. Cooler areas appear in blue and purple, while warmer regions shine in green, yellow, and red. Notably, a warm spot is visible on the left leg's calf.

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