Hello, I’m Olivia, a Certified Thermographic Technician and the heart behind LiveWell Thermography. My mother’s 21-year experience with breast cancer inspired me to help people feel informed and supported as they take an active role in their health.
What thermographic imaging shows
Thermography uses a specialized infrared camera to map temperature patterns at the surface of the body. The appointment is non-contact and does not use ionizing radiation. Images are taken under standardized conditions, then reviewed for thermal patterns and asymmetries.
Thermography does not diagnose cancer or another condition, and breast thermography is not a replacement for mammography or other imaging recommended by your healthcare professional. It may be used as an adjunct—an additional source of information within a complete care plan.
How reporting works
LiveWell follows the Breast Thermography International imaging protocol. Images are submitted for interpretation, and the completed report explains the observed thermal patterns. Most reports are available within 3–7 business days; timing and expedited options are confirmed when you book.
Your report is information to discuss with a qualified healthcare professional. If you have a new lump, skin change, pain, nipple discharge, or another symptom, contact your clinician promptly rather than waiting for a thermography appointment.
A comfortable appointment in Gallatin
LiveWell Thermography serves Nashville, Gallatin, and surrounding Middle Tennessee communities as an independent practice located inside Life Charge Chiropractic, an established, doctor-led chiropractic office at 1921 Nashville Pike, Suite 500, Gallatin, TN 37066.
Preparation matters because exercise, lotions, heat, and other factors can affect skin temperature. After scheduling, review the preparation instructions and complete the intake form before your visit.
Before booking, compare the exact coverage for breast thermography, torso thermography, and full-body thermography. Current prices, appointment lengths, and availability are also listed on the booking page.
Independent breast-screening guidance
For balanced information, review the FDA’s guidance on thermography and mammography and the National Cancer Institute’s mammogram overview. Screening decisions should be made with a healthcare professional who knows your history and risk factors.
Plan your visit
See current appointment options or get in touch if you have a practical question about the imaging session.