What is breast scan?

A breast scan is a diagnostic procedure used to examine breast tissue for abnormalities, such as tumors or cysts. Ultrasound is a method that uses sound waves to create images, typically used to further evaluate findings from a mammogram or assess specific lumps. Breast scans are crucial for early detection, enabling timely intervention and treatment. Depending on individual risk factors and symptoms, healthcare providers recommend specific types of scans. Regular screening is essential for maintaining breast health and improving outcomes in case of abnormalities.

A breast ultrasound is a safe, noninvasive way for a provider to get a better look at a specific area of your breast. Our sonographer will help make you as comfortable as possible. The procedure usually lasting about 10 to 15 minutes, and does not require any special preparation. Suitable for women aged 20-80 years and above. Book your session today for early detection and peace of mind!

Package Features:

• Ultrasound scan for both breasts

• Includes examination of the axillary (underarm) region

Frequently Asked Questions:

[Q] What ultrasound services are available for breast evaluation?
[A] We offer breast ultrasound for women who wish to screen for lumps, cysts, or any breast changes. For more information or to book your session, feel free to visit: https://appointment.bebee.asia/guest/services/breast-scan

[Q] How is a Breast Ultrasound performed?

[A] During the procedure, a gel will be applied to the breast area, and a small device called a transducer will be moved over the skin. The ultrasound waves pass through the breast tissue, creating images that are displayed on a monitor for analysis by the sonographer or radiologist.

[Q] Does a Breast Ultrasound hurt?

[A] No, a Breast Ultrasound is generally pain-free. You may feel some slight pressure as the transducer is moved across the breast, but it should not be uncomfortable.

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a doctor for any concerns.