Breast baseline thermograms £250 (includes initial set of thermograms plus the 3 month follow up needed to establish your unique baseline) All new breast thermography clients will need to book the breast baselines initially as thermography is a test over time. Once baselines are established we can move to annual check ups.
Annual Breast Thermogram £130
Full Body Thermograms £495
Minimum of 50 images of the entire body. The reporting medical doctor (the Thermologist) will comment on all aspects of health, including thyroid dysfunction, cardiovascular, stroke risk, autonomic or immne dysfunction, tendency towards type 2 diabetes and much more (includes breast baselines if required) and provides a report for you to take to your GP if you wish for further checks. Thermography is an investigational tool not a diagnostic tool yet can aid a practitioner as to what to investigate further and when to refer on to a Dr or other therapist.
Half Body Thermograms £299
Upper - Head to Waistline
Lower - Waistline to feet
Womens Health Check £299
Head to upper thigh, Includes the pelvis unlike an upper body. Excludes hands, arms, legs, knees and feet.
Immuno Health Check £150
Region of Interest (for example dental onyl, head only, breasts only) £130
Collagen Rejuvenation £75 per session
A minimum course of 6 sessions are recommended, though Guna suggest 10, for the best results.
Sessions can be paid for as you go.
Ideally the first 2 sessions are 3-4 days apart. The remaining 4 or 8 sessions require a weekly, or twice weekly.
After the initial course, 3 monthly top ups will keep your skin super healthy
REFER A FRIEND
We are pretty sure you soon see the benefits as will your friends, family and work colleagues. If you refer a friend, we will reward you with a free top up voucher.
IIf you would like to view the before and after pics, they are on the blog page of my other website https://theroseclinicwellbeing.co.uk/blog/
Artery Stiffness test £50
Check for arterial stiffness (arteriosclerosis) and peripheral artery disease. The BP+ is as easy as having your BP taken, the results show your central (true BP) as well as brachial BP, 10 second heart trace, pulse rate and the augmentation index - which is used to calculate your 'heart age' and your 'artery age'.