Designed with dense tissue in mind
QT Imaging uses sound waves and measures physical properties of breast tissue rather than relying on an X-ray image.
QT Imaging · San Diego
QT Imaging uses sound waves to create detailed 3D images of breast tissue, including dense breast tissue, in a calm and comfortable setting.
Learn about QT Imaging at LongevityRx.
Why women consider QT Imaging
Dense breast tissue affects about half of women and can make an X-ray image harder to interpret. QT Imaging takes a different approach by using sound waves to measure the tissue itself.
QT Imaging uses sound waves and measures physical properties of breast tissue rather than relying on an X-ray image.
The system uses 248 cameras and more than one billion data points to create a detailed, three-dimensional image.
The scan takes place in a warm water bath, with no ionizing radiation, compression, or injections.
Book Your Scan
Use the secure booking form to share your contact details and select an available appointment. The team will follow up with anything else you need to know.
Common questions
QT Imaging uses ultrasound waves to create 3D breast images without ionizing radiation or compression. Your healthcare professional can explain how it may fit into your individual screening plan.
You lie comfortably while the breast is placed in a warm water bath. There is no compression or injection, and the imaging portion generally takes about 15–20 minutes.
Each scan is reviewed by a board-certified radiologist with fellowship training in breast imaging.
QT Imaging does not replace personal medical advice. Your healthcare professional can help you decide which screening approach is appropriate for your history and risk factors.
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