A visual reference
Surface-temperature images give you and your practitioner something concrete to discuss alongside the clinical conversation.

Clinical care & assessments
See patterns of warmth at the skin’s surface.
An infrared camera records patterns of surface warmth without touching you. Your practitioner explains the images in the context of your history and wider care.
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Your care
Surface-temperature images give you and your practitioner something concrete to discuss alongside the clinical conversation.
The camera records the images from a distance, with space and privacy for positioning.
Your experience
The planned sequence places imaging after your consultation and before bodywork. Front and back images involve removing upper-body clothing in privacy, with a curtain and space for your belongings.
Your practitioner considers the images alongside your history and clinical notes. There is time to understand what they show and their limits; they do not replace established screening or diagnostic tests.
No. An infrared camera captures surface-temperature images from a distance while you are positioned for the assessment.
It records patterns of warmth at the skin’s surface. A practitioner explains what is visible and how to interpret it in context.
Thermography is coming soon. The planned sequence places it after the consultation and before bodywork, with the images considered alongside your history and clinical notes.
Your next step
Start with what interests you. We’ll help with the arrangements.
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