- 3D MAMMOGRAPHY IN GURUGRAM
You can’t feel every change.
A mammogram can see more.
Abnormal breast changes begin before a lump or symptom appears. A Digital Mammogram(tomosynthesis) helps detect these changes early, when more treatment options may be available.
- 3D MAMMOGRAPHY IN GURUGRAM
You can’t feel every change.
A mammogram can see more.
Abnormal breast changes begin before a lump or symptom appears. A Digital Mammogram(tomosynthesis) helps detect these changes early, when more treatment options may be available.
Advanced 3D imaging
Specialist-led breast expertise
Personalized Breast Care
- THE REASON TO SCREEN
I feel fine
That's exactly why we should talk about screening.
Many early breast changes can’t be felt. A 3D mammogram can detect them before symptoms appear, giving you a better chance for earlier diagnosis and treatment.
What a 3D mammogram can help find
Some changes are too small to feel. Not too small to look for.
A 3D mammogram uses low-dose X-rays to create detailed images of the breast. It can reveal changes that may not be noticeable during a self-examination or routine check-up.
Detect changes earlier
See What You Can't Feel.
Help doctors investigate findings
Make Informed Decisions
Who should consider a 3D mammogram?
Your screening schedule shouldn't be a guessing game.
Your age, breast health history, family history and personal risk help determine when and how often screening is appropriate.
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Time to discuss regular screening
Higher risk
Some women may need an earlier plan
Any age
Notice an unusual breast change?
Why 3D mammography makes a difference?
Breast tissue can overlap in a standard mammogram, sometimes making changes harder to identify.
3D mammography heips doctors examine tissue in greater detall and can improve cancer detection while reducing some unnecessary callbacks for additional imaging.
At Prajnam Breast Centre
We offer 3D Digital Mammography (Digital Breast Tomosynthesis), allowing the imaging approach to be selected according to your clinical needs.
Why choose Prajnam?
A mammogram is one test. Understanding what comes next is just as important.
From screening to further diagnostic evaluation and care for Benign or Malignant breast conditions, we bring together modern technology and dedicated breast expertise under one roof.
Dr. Suchana Kushvaha
Director & Senior Consultant – Breast Specialist | Founder, Prajnam Complete Breast Care
Breast health deesrves a specialist’s perspective.
Dr. Suchana Kushvaha leads Prajnam’s approach to dedicated breast health services.
Your first mammogram, explained
Knowing what to expect makes the first step easier.
Before your scan
Share your medical history and avoid deodorant, powder or lotion around your breasts on the day of the scan.
During your scan
A trained technologist poistions each breast, Gentle compression is used briefly to capture clear images.
After your scan
Your images are reviewed by a radiologist. Your report wil indicate whether routine screening or further evaluation is recommended.
A few questions are worth asking.
What is 3D mammography, and how is it different from a regular mammogram?
3D mammography, also called Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT), is an advanced breast screening technique that captures multiple X-ray images from different angles to create detailed views of breast tissue.
Unlike conventional 2D mammography, which produces flat images, 3D mammography allows radiologists to examine breast tissue in thin reconstructed layers. This helps reduce the effect of overlapping tissue, improves the detection of certain breast cancers and can reduce unnecessary callbacks for additional imaging.
At Prajnam Complete Breast Care in Gurgaon, 3D mammography is available as part of its dedicated breast screening services.
Why should I get a mammogram when I have no breast pain or lumps?
Breast cancer does not always cause noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Many women feel completely healthy and experience no pain, lumps or visible changes.
Screening mammography is designed to identify suspicious breast changes before symptoms appear. Detecting breast cancer earlier can provide more treatment options and improve outcomes.
A breast specialist can help determine when to begin screening based on your age, medical history and individual risk.
At what age should women start getting mammograms?
WHO and many international guidelines recommend starting regular mammography screening at age 40 for women at average risk, although recommendations differ on the starting age and screening frequency.
Women with a strong family history of breast cancer, certain genetic mutations or other significant risk factors may require screening earlier.
At Prajnam, women can consult a breast specialist in Gurgaon to understand the screening approach appropriate for their individual risk profile.
Is 3D mammography painful?
A 3D mammogram involves briefly compressing the breast between two plates to capture clear images. Some women experience temporary pressure or discomfort, while others find the procedure relatively comfortable.
The compression lasts only a few seconds for each image. Informing the technologist about discomfort can help them guide you through the examination.
Scheduling the scan when your breasts are less tender may also make the experience more comfortable.
Is 3D mammography safe? Does it involve radiation?
Yes. 3D mammography is generally considered safe when performed for an appropriate medical indication. It uses low-dose X-rays to create detailed breast images.
Radiation exposure varies depending on the equipment and imaging technique. Modern systems may create 2D and 3D images from a single acquisition, helping limit additional exposure.
For women who are advised to undergo screening, the benefits of detecting breast cancer early generally outweigh the small radiation risks.
Where can I get a 3D mammogram in Gurgaon?
Prajnam Complete Breast Care is a dedicated breast clinic in Sector 51, Gurugram, offering 3D mammography using Digital Breast Tomosynthesis technology.
The centre also provides breast specialist consultations, advanced breast ultrasound and image-guided diagnostic procedures when further evaluation is required.
Women looking for 3D mammography in Gurgaon, a mammogram near them or comprehensive breast screening services can contact Prajnam to schedule an appointment.
Is 3D mammography better for women with dense breasts?
3D mammography can be particularly useful for women with dense breast tissue because overlapping tissue can make abnormalities harder to identify on conventional mammograms.
By creating multiple reconstructed views, 3D mammography can improve the visibility of certain findings. However, dense breast tissue can still make cancer detection challenging.
Depending on breast density and overall cancer risk, a specialist may recommend additional imaging such as breast ultrasound or MRI.
How often should women undergo mammography screening?
The recommended frequency depends on age, breast cancer risk, previous screening results and the guidelines followed.
Some guidelines recommend mammography every year, while others recommend screening every two years for women at average risk.
Women with higher breast cancer risk may need a different screening schedule. A personalised discussion with a breast specialist can help establish an appropriate plan.
What happens when a mammogram shows an abnormal result?
An abnormal mammogram does not necessarily mean breast cancer. Many findings turn out to be benign, including cysts and other non-cancerous breast changes.
A breast radiologist may recommend additional mammographic views, targeted breast ultrasound or, in selected cases, a biopsy to understand the finding.
At Prajnam Complete Breast Care, further breast imaging and image-guided diagnostic services are available under one roof, helping women receive coordinated evaluation and guidance.
How do I prepare for my first 3D mammogram?
Preparing for a 3D mammogram is simple. Avoid applying deodorant, talcum powder, lotions or creams around your breasts and underarms on the day of your appointment, as some products may interfere with the images.
Wear a comfortable two-piece outfit and carry previous mammography or breast ultrasound reports for comparison.
Inform the clinic about breast symptoms, implants, previous breast procedures, breastfeeding or possible pregnancy before the examination.