Detect cancer up to 2 years early
Mammography can detect microcalcifications and masses long before they become palpable – enabling early, less aggressive treatment and better outcomes.
Breast cancer screening is a proactive approach to detecting breast cancer in its earliest stages – often before symptoms appear. At Amytri Diagnostics, we offer a comprehensive breast cancer screening program that combines state‑of‑the‑art imaging (digital mammography, breast ultrasound, elastography) with clinical breast examination and patient education. This integrated approach maximises the chance of detecting cancer early, when treatment is most effective and less invasive.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide, but when caught early, the 5‑year survival rate exceeds 95%. Regular screening is the key – women who undergo routine screening are more likely to have smaller tumours, less aggressive treatment, and better outcomes. Our screening program is designed for asymptomatic women with no breast complaints, as well as for those with risk factors who need closer monitoring.
At Amytri, our team of experienced radiologists, gynaecologists, and breast health specialists work together to provide a seamless, compassionate screening experience. We tailor the screening modality based on your age, breast density, and risk profile – ensuring you receive the most appropriate and effective screening.
Breast cancer screening is the single most effective way to detect breast cancer early – when treatment is less aggressive, less invasive, and more successful.
Mammography can detect microcalcifications and masses long before they become palpable – enabling early, less aggressive treatment and better outcomes.
Regular screening empowers you to monitor your breast health and make informed decisions – reducing anxiety and ensuring you are not caught off guard.
Early detection means less aggressive treatment, better cosmetic outcomes, and a higher quality of life. Regular screening saves lives – and breasts.
We provide a full spectrum of screening tools – tailored to your age, risk factors, and breast density – for the most accurate detection possible.
The gold standard for breast cancer screening – detects microcalcifications and masses with high resolution and low radiation dose.
Essential for women with dense breasts – radiation‑free imaging that evaluates masses and cysts, often used as a complement to mammography.
Advanced technique measuring tissue stiffness – helps differentiate benign from malignant lesions, reducing unnecessary biopsies.
Performed by a trained gynaecologist or breast specialist – a thorough physical exam to detect any palpable abnormalities.
Standardised reporting ensures clear communication. We also evaluate your risk factors (family history, genetics, lifestyle) to personalise screening frequency.
Learn how to perform monthly self‑exams. If screening identifies something, we guide you through next steps – additional imaging, biopsy, or specialist referral.
Call us, WhatsApp, or visit our centre to schedule your screening. We will guide you on preparation and timing (best time is 1–2 weeks after your period).
You will have a clinical breast examination followed by a mammogram (and ultrasound if indicated). The entire process takes 45–60 minutes and is performed by our compassionate female‑staffed team.
Our radiologist reviews your images and clinical findings, assigns a BI‑RADS category, and prepares a comprehensive report for you and your doctor.
Your report is delivered within 24–48 hours via WhatsApp or email. We provide clear explanations and recommendations – whether it's routine follow‑up, additional imaging, or biopsy.
All women should discuss screening with their doctor – especially those with risk factors or symptoms.
Annual or biennial screening mammography is recommended for all women starting at age 40 – even with no symptoms.
If your mother, sister, or daughter has had breast cancer, start screening earlier – typically 10 years before the age of diagnosis in your relative.
If you have dense breast tissue or a history of benign breast conditions, you may benefit from more frequent or additional screening (ultrasound, MRI).
If you carry BRCA1/2 or other high‑risk genetic mutations, early and frequent screening (often with MRI) is essential.
If you have been treated for breast cancer, regular screening is vital for detecting recurrence or new cancers.
If you are worried about breast cancer, screening provides reassurance – and if something is found, early detection saves lives.
Dr. Abhishek is a consultant radiologist with extensive experience in breast imaging and cancer screening. He oversees our breast cancer screening program, ensuring that every woman receives the most appropriate and accurate screening. He works closely with gynaecologists, breast surgeons, and oncologists to provide integrated, compassionate care.
Breast cancer screening can be an anxious experience – having a partner or family member with you provides comfort, support, and a second set of ears for the results.
We welcome partners during the consultation and report discussion. They can ask questions, help remember the doctor's advice, and support you through any follow‑up if needed. Having someone with you makes the experience easier.
Breast cancer screening is a proactive health check for women with no breast symptoms – using mammography, ultrasound, and clinical examination to detect cancer early, before it can be felt.
Most guidelines recommend starting at age 40 with annual or biennial mammograms. If you have a family history or other risk factors, you may need to start earlier – discuss with your doctor.
Mammography involves brief breast compression which may be uncomfortable but is not painful for most women. The discomfort lasts only seconds. Ultrasound and clinical exam are painless.
For most women, annual or biennial screening is recommended. Your doctor may recommend more frequent screening based on your risk factors.
Most abnormal findings are not cancer. If something is found, we may recommend additional imaging (diagnostic mammography, ultrasound) or a biopsy to confirm. Our team will guide you through every step.
A referral is not required for screening – you can book directly. However, we recommend sharing your results with your gynaecologist or physician for continuity of care.
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