DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE
Mammography
Breast imaging for early screening, diagnostic review, and follow-up support — performed with care, precision, and complete confidentiality.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
What This Screening Covers
Our Mammography service uses digital breast imaging technology for early detection screening, offering a comfortable, confidential, and precise diagnostic experience.
Early Breast Cancer Screening
Digital Mammography Imaging
Quick, Comfortable Procedure
Confidential, Private Reporting
Female-Friendly Environment
Specialist Radiologist Review
IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?
Who Needs This Service?
Mammography is recommended for women over 40 for routine screening, and for those with a family history of breast cancer or specific clinical symptoms.
Women Aged 40+
Routine Screening Candidates
Family History of Breast Cancer
Clinical Symptom Follow-Up
WHY CHOOSE THIS SCREENING
Advantages of This Service
Early Breast Cancer Detection
Digital mammography can detect changes in breast tissue years before they can be felt, enabling early intervention.
Confidential, Private Care
Your screening and results are handled with complete privacy in a comfortable, female-friendly environment.
Quick, Comfortable Procedure
The scan takes only a few minutes, performed by experienced technicians to ensure comfort throughout.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should I start mammography screening?
Women are generally advised to begin routine mammography screening at age 40, or earlier if there is a family history of breast cancer — consult your doctor for personalized guidance.
Is a mammogram painful?
You may feel brief pressure or mild discomfort as the breast is compressed for a few seconds to get a clear image, but it is not typically painful and lasts only moments.
How long does a mammography scan take?
The entire appointment usually takes about 15 to 20 minutes, with the actual imaging taking only a few minutes per breast.
How often should I get a mammogram?
Most guidelines recommend a mammogram every 1 to 2 years for women over 40, though your doctor may suggest a different schedule based on your personal risk factors.
When will I receive my mammography results?
Results are reviewed by a specialist radiologist and are typically available within a day or two, with our team following up on any findings that need attention.
