Total Health Medical Centre Ltd

Breast Ultrasound

Safe, Accurate Breast Imaging You Can Trust 

At Total Health Medical Centre, we provide high-resolution Breast Ultrasound services for women (and men) who require further evaluation of breast tissue. This non-invasive, radiation-free test uses sound waves to produce real-time images of the anatomy of the breast, helping detect and assess lumps, cysts, or other abnormalities.

Whether used as a follow-up to a physical exam or mammogram, or as a first-line imaging tool for younger patients or those with dense breast tissue, breast ultrasound plays a key role in early detection and peace of mind.

What Can a Breast Ultrasound Help Detect?

  • Breast lumps or masses

  • Fluid-filled cysts vs. solid nodules

  • Fibroadenomas

  • Infections or abscesses

  • Changes in breast tissue or ducts

  • Breast pain or tenderness

  • Monitoring of previously identified lesions

When Is a Breast Ultrasound Recommended?

  • A lump has been found during a physical exam or mammogram

  • You’re under 40 with breast concerns (mammograms are less effective in dense tissue)

  • You have pain, swelling, or nipple discharge

  • You have a family or personal history of breast conditions

  • You need follow-up imaging for a known issue

Why Choose Total Health Medical Centre?

✔️ Skilled and compassionate sonographers
✔️ Advanced ultrasound equipment for clear, precise imaging
✔️ Discreet, supportive environment for your comfort
✔️ Prompt results with expert follow-up guidance
✔️ No radiation exposure — safe for all ages and stages of life

What to Expect

The procedure is quick and comfortable, typically taking 15–30 minutes. A small amount of gel is applied to the skin, and a handheld probe is used to scan the breast area. You may be asked to change into a gown, but no special preparation is needed.

Book Your Breast Ultrasound Today

Early detection saves lives. Whether for peace of mind or follow-up care, trust the team at Total Health Medical Centre for your breast imaging needs.