Why can’t I have an ultrasound?
Mammography is significantly more sensitive than ultrasound for the detection of early breast cancer. Ultrasound is utilized as a problem-solving tool, following an abnormal screening mammogram.
Will this break my implants?
There is a small risk of implant rupture with mammography. You will be given a form to sign which […]

No creams, powders or deodorants should be applied to your breasts or underarm areas prior to a mammogram. Tiny particles, which cannot be seen by the eye, can causes artifacts on the mammographic film.
The American College of Radiology recomend’s that women age 35 have a baseline mammogram, then begin screening at age 40. […]

What is mammography?
Mammography, an x-ray of your breast, is the most accurate method of breast cancer detection. This test is used to screen for breast cancer as well as to determine the cause of breast complaints, such as lumps or nipple discharge. While this examination does use radiation, the exposure is minimal .
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