Thermobiological Risk Ratings
The Thermogram Center provides a TH Rating to assess each breast’s risk for developing cancer.
Left Image: TH1 – Lowest Risk; Right Image: TH2 – Low Risk

– Lowest and low thermobiological risk of developing cancer.
– 12 month thermal imaging follow-up for women over 30 years of age.
– Clients are advised to follow their doctor’s recommendations regarding breast screening, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Left Image: TH3 – Medium Risk

– Medium thermobiological risk of developing breast cancer.
– Early thermal imaging follow-up is recommended to monitor signs of stability and/or change, typically at 6 months. When subsequent imaging indicates stability, standard 12-month follow-up is typically recommended.
– Clients are advised to follow their doctor’s recommendations regarding breast evaluation, maintain healthy lifestyles, and consider exploring opportunities to reduce risk factors with a qualified health provider.
Left Image: TH4 – HighRisk; Right Image: TH5 – Highest Risk

– High and highest thermobiological risk for developing breast cancer.
– Clients are strongly recommended to: obtain further evaluation, i.e. ultrasound; and optimize their risk factors with prevention efforts, potentially including testing/recommendations from functional health provider.
– Early thermal imaging follow-up is indicated in an attempt to discern transient and benign conditions, i.e. infection, lymphatic congestion, inflammation from cancerous conditions given the average doubling time for active cancer is typically 3 – 6 months.
NOTE: The Thermogram Center is not a treatment or diagnosing center. While clients may be imaged at The Thermogram Center with the images analyzed/interpreted by its interpretive service provider, any treatment and/or diagnoses obtained by the client are through his/her health provider(s).