- Preparation — Avoid heavy exercise, caffeine, lotions, or deodorant on the day of your scan.
- The Scan — You’ll disrobe from the waist up behind a screen. Cool down in a temperature-controlled room for 15 minutes. The camera takes images from multiple angles — no touching, no pain
- Torso Option — Many clients add a Torso scan to see inflammation patterns from the hips to the top of the head.
4. Report — Robert L. Kane, DC, DABCT is a board-certified clinical thermologist with almost 30 years’ experience in the field of clinical thermography. He interprets the images and will send back a detailed report with visual findings and recommendations.
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