Thermography, also known as infrared thermal imaging, is a non-invasive, radiation-free method of observing surface thermal patterns on the body. A thermography scan captures variations in heat and symmetry to support general wellness awareness and establish a baseline for future comparison rather than evaluating internal structures or anatomy.

Using a specialized infrared camera, the body’s natural heat emissions are detected and translated into color-coded thermal images that represent temperature distribution across different regions of the body.

At Salt + Light Thermography, every thermal imaging study is reviewed through physician interpretation, providing an additional layer of professional insight to support educational comparison and tracking of thermal patterns over time.

Because thermography does not rely on structural imaging or diagnostic evaluation, it offers a consistent and repeatable method for observing changes in thermal patterns through periodic imaging.

Thermal imaging may be performed on targeted areas or as part of a full-body thermal imaging study, depending on individual goals and areas of focus.

Many individuals choose to incorporate thermography into their broader wellness routine as a proactive way to establish a personal baseline and observe changes through future imaging studies.

Thermography is offered for educational awareness purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It does not replace medical care, clinical evaluation, or diagnostic imaging.

What is Thermography?

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