A disruptive innovation in Breast Health Imaging™
Only at Brisbane Radiology
A revolutionary cutting-edge innovation in breast health imaging, we are proud to introduce Australia’s first non-compression cone beam breast CT.
Breast Health Imaging™ was created to elevate patient care, by providing patients and practitioners access to innovative and comprehensive diagnostic services. It’s all with a view of making informed and confident decisions for the present, and the future.
A revolutionary cutting-edge innovation in breast health imaging, we are proud to introduce Australia’s first non-compression cone beam breast CT.
Breast Health Imaging™ was created to elevate patient care, by providing patients and practitioners access to innovative and comprehensive diagnostic services. It’s all with a view of making informed and confident decisions for the present, and the future.
Leading the Future of Breast Imaging
Breast Health Imaging™ is redefining the standard of care in breast diagnostics. Our state-of-the-art centre combines pioneering technology with subspecialist expertise to support early detection and precise diagnosis of breast anomalies in a calm, patient-centred environment.
At the core of our innovation is Cone Beam Breast CT — a groundbreaking, non-compressive 3D imaging modality now available exclusively in Queensland. This technology delivers unparalleled image clarity and comfort, particularly for women with dense breast tissue, and is transforming global expectations around breast screening and diagnostic accuracy.
All studies are interpreted on Australia’s only 32-megapixel Barco monitors, ensuring extraordinary precision in every report. Our service offering is further enhanced by advanced ultrasound technology, full-field digital mammography, targeted breast MRI, and a suite of interventional procedures including SCOUT® localisation and guided biopsies — providing a seamless diagnostic pathway from imaging to intervention.
We are committed to making world-class breast imaging accessible to all women, and we welcome patients through private referral, WorkCover, DVA, and most major health insurers.
Experience the next generation of breast health. Book your appointment today.
We are committed to making world-class breast imaging accessible to all women, and we welcome patients through private referral, WorkCover, DVA, and most major health insurers.
Experience the next generation of breast health. Book your appointment today.
Welcome to the future of Breast Health Imaging™.
| KBCT Compared to Traditional Modalities | CBBCT | Mammography | Tomosynthesis | Ultrasound | MRI |
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| True 3-dimensional, 360-degree image of the breast |
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| No Compression |
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| Half Radiation for Breast Implants |
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| Early detection of small anomalies |
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| Contrast Enhancement |
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| Low Implant Rupture Risk |
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| Detection of calcification clusters (DCIS) |
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| Breast Density Management |
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| Exceptional Spatial Resolution |
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| Comfortable |
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| Low Cost |
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| Referral from GP |
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| Rapid 7-second per Breast |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can my doctor refer me?
Your GP or specialist can:
Provide you with a physical or electronic referral to bring to your appointment. This can be downloaded from the website.
Send your referral directly to us by email.
Your GP or specialist can:
Provide you with a physical or electronic referral to bring to your appointment. This can be downloaded from the website.
Send your referral directly to us by email.
To refer a patient specifically for Cone Beam Breast CT, your doctor can simply:
Write “Cone Beam Breast CT” on any standard referral pad, including those from other diagnostic providers
Or, download our dedicated breast imaging referral form from our website for convenience
We are happy to assist your doctor or clinic with referral information at any time.
Do I need a referral to access your services?
Yes. A valid referral from your GP or specialist is required for most breast imaging services, including mammography, breast ultrasound, breast MRI, and Cone Beam Breast CT (CBBCT). This ensures your scan is clinically appropriate and, where eligible, may allow you to claim Medicare rebates.
How do I prepare for my breast imaging?
When attending Breast Health Imaging™ for breast imaging, please bring any previous breast imaging to your appointment as these can be useful for comparison and helpful for the Radiologist to interpret any subtle changes in the breast tissue.It is important to not wear any deodorant, talcum powder or lotions prior to your breast imaging as these may affect image quality and can have the ability to mimic pathology.
A two-piece outfit is recommended, where possible, for comfortability during the examination process. Gowns can also be provided for comfort and ease. If possible, knowing your family history (Maternal and Paternal) for a diagnosis of breast cancer, gynaecological cancers, or bowel cancer, would be helpful. Upon arrival for your appointment, you will be required to complete a questionnaire detailing your history, any breast symptoms and family history.
Can I have breast imaging with implants?
All breast imaging can be performed comfortably and safely for patients with breast implants with half the radiation dose. Breast Health Imaging™ is the first in Australia to offer innovative breast imaging technology that uses no compression. This state-of-the-art modality can specifically be used for breast imaging in women with implants.
At Breast Health Imaging™, our highly trained staff use specific imaging techniques, to ensure the least amount of compression is applied to the implant, whilst obtaining the best images possible.
What happens after my breast imaging?
Once all imaging has been completed and reviewed by the radiologist, your referring doctor will receive a comprehensive report and can discuss the results with you in further detail if necessary.
Patients who have received contrast mammography may be required to stay for a short observation period. If there are unusual findings from the imaging, you may be required to stay or return for a biopsy procedure. This will be discussed with you at the time of your appointment.
Do Cone Beam scans and mammograms have the same radiation dose?
Yes, Cone Beam scans and mammograms have comparable low-dose radiation levels. Although, for women with implants, Cone Beam CT actually deliver half the radiation dose compared to mammography.
How often do I need to have a breast imaging?
It is recommended that women aged 40 to 74 should have a breast screening every 1 year. Some women may need to have breast imaging every year due to previous benign breast disease, strong family history or breast tissue type. At Breast Health Imaging™, we assess each patient individually to determine the appropriate imaging modalities and review process.
Who should have breast imaging?
Ladies from the age 40 should consider having routine breast imaging. Ladies under age 40 will be assessed individually based on clinical presentation, personal/family history and need for imaging. Anyone who is symptomatic should be referred for assessment.
Our Services
Where is Breast Health Imaging™?
Where is Breast Health Imaging located?
Breast Health Imaging is located within Brisbane Radiology’s flagship clinic at:
Level 1, 95 Roberston Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane QLD
We’re situated just minutes from the Brisbane CBD, with convenient access to public transport and on-site parking available. Our clinic has been purpose-built to offer patients a calm, private, and highly advanced breast imaging experience.
If you need assistance with directions or parking, please don’t hesitate to contact our team.
Contact and Find
Phone
07 3613 2888
For emergencies call 000
Email
hello@brisbaneradiology.au
95 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley
Google Maps / Apple Maps
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday
9am – 5pm
Parking
Parking on-site.
Metered on-street parking available.
Nearest secure underground parking via The Calile Hotel.
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