Mammograms

X-ray images of the breast tissue, typically recommended for women aged 40 and older. These screenings are essential for early detection, even if you have no symptoms or a family history of breast cancer.

Clinical breast exams

Conducted by healthcare professionals, clinical breast exams involve thoroughly examining your breasts to detect any lumps or abnormalities.

Self-breast checks

Learning to perform regular self-breast checks empowers you to be proactive in recognising changes in your breasts, giving you the confidence to discuss any concerns with your doctor.

Breast MRI or ultrasound

This non-invasive imaging offers a more detailed perspective of breast structure and tissue, particularly in high-risk individuals or women with dense breast tissue. While both imaging methods offer a comprehensive breast tissue overview, ultrasounds prove most beneficial for younger women, primarily due to their increased breast density.