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QT Imaging uses ultrasound -- not radiation -- to produce true 3D volumetric images of the entire breast without compression or contrast agents. Unlike mammography, it does not require ionizing radiation or painful compression. Unlike breast MRI, no gadolinium contrast is needed, and the scan is far more comfortable and accessible.

It is especially effective for dense breast tissue, where mammography is significantly limited. The system is automated and operator-independent, delivering consistent, repeatable results ideal for longitudinal monitoring over time.

Yes. The QT Imaging Breast Acoustic CT™ system is FDA-cleared as a breast imaging device. It has undergone rigorous clinical evaluation and is used in accredited clinical settings across the United States.

FDA clearance confirms the system meets the safety and effectiveness standards required for use as a diagnostic imaging tool in a clinical environment.

QT Imaging is not typically covered by traditional insurance plans, which are generally designed to cover illness treatment rather than advanced preventive screening.

Many clients use their HSA (Health Savings Account) or FSA (Flexible Spending Account) to offset costs, as QT Imaging may qualify as a medical expense under those plans. We recommend confirming eligibility with your plan administrator.

The QT scan typically takes approximately 15--20 minutes per breast. The process is fully automated -- you simply rest comfortably while the system acquires the images. There is no compression, no injections, and no preparation required beyond wearing comfortable clothing.

Total appointment time including check-in and any initial consultation is generally under an hour.

QT Imaging is appropriate for any woman seeking advanced, radiation-free breast screening. It is particularly beneficial for:

• Women with dense breast tissue where mammography has limited accuracy
• Women with breast implants who need clearer imaging without distortion
• Those seeking radiation-free alternatives for regular screening
• Women with a personal or family history of breast cancer who want more thorough monitoring
• Anyone looking for a more comfortable experience than traditional mammography

Your physician at LongevityRx will advise whether QT Imaging is the right choice for your specific situation and how it fits alongside other screening modalities.

QT Imaging is designed to complement existing screening protocols. Whether it can serve as your primary screening tool depends on your individual clinical picture, risk factors, and your physician's guidance.

Many women use QT Imaging alongside or in place of mammography -- particularly those with dense tissue or implants where mammography underperforms. Your LongevityRx physician will help determine the screening approach best suited to your needs.