26/10/2026
Why 3D mammography?
Clinically proven to improve breast cancer detection, particularly in women with dense breasts.
Unlike conventional 2D mammography, which captures images from two directions, 3D mammography (tomosynthesis) takes multiple images from different angles to create a detailed 3D view of the breast.
This helps reduce the effect of overlapping breast tissue and can make small or subtle abnormalities easier to see.
The result? A more detailed view of the breast and improved cancer detection — particularly important for women with dense breast tissue.
At our Gympie & Noosa clinics, advanced 3D mammography is part of our comprehensive breast imaging service.