Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women and early detection plays an important role in improving treatment outcomes and long-term health.

Our breast screening services combine detailed medical consultation with advanced breast imaging to support early detection, timely assessment and greater peace of mind.

Whether you are attending routine screening, have concerns about your breast health or seeking preventive care, our team is committed to providing personalised and professional assessment and recommendations tailored to your individual needs.

Why Breast Screening Matters

Understanding how to detect breast cancer early can make a life-changing difference.

Regular breast cancer screening may help to:

  • Detect abnormalities early, even before symptoms appear
  • Identify small breast lumps or breast tissue changes
  • Improve treatment success through early intervention
  • Monitor breast health over time
  • Provide reassurance and peace of mind

Who Should Consider Breast Screening

Breast screening may be beneficial for women who:

  • Are aged 40 years and above
  • Have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer
  • Have risk factors for breast cancer
    • Personal history of breast or ovarian cancer
    • Dense breast tissue
    • Previous high-risk breast lesions
    • Have a known inherited genetic mutation (e.g. BRCA1, BRCA2)
  • Would like personalised breast cancer risk assessment and screening recommendations
  • Wish to take a proactive approach to maintaining breast health

Important: Routine breast screening is recommended for women with no breast symptoms. If you have a new breast lump, nipple discharge, skin changes, or any persistent breast symptoms, please consult a breast surgeon promptly for a diagnostic assessment.

Our Breast Screening Packages

Consultation and Breast Ultrasound

Consultation & 
Breast Ultrasound

Recommended for   
women below 40

 
Doctor consultation
Breast ultrasound examination
S$270 before GST
S$294.30 (incl. 9% GST)
Consultation, Breast Ultrasound and 2D Mammogram

Consultation, 
Breast Ultrasound & 
2D Mammogram

Recommended for   
women above 40

 
Doctor consultation
Breast ultrasound examination
2D mammogram imaging
S$400 before GST
S$436 (incl. 9% GST)
Consultation, Breast Ultrasound and 3D Mammogram

Consultation, 
Breast Ultrasound & 
3D Mammogram

Recommended for   
women above 40

 
Doctor consultation
Breast ultrasound examination
Advanced 3D mammogram imaging
S$600 before GST
S$654 (incl. 9% GST)

Terms & Conditions

  • Review follow-up consultation is applicable at S$100 before GST.
  • Additional investigations or procedures, if required, will be charged separately.

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2D vs 3D Mammogram

2D Mammogram3D Mammogram
  • Captures two-dimensional breast images
  • Well established for routine breast cancer screening
  • Suitable for routine screening in most women
  • Produces multiple thin-section images that reduce tissue overlap
  • May improve detection in dense breasts
  • May improve cancer detection and reduce recall rates

Our doctors can recommend the most appropriate breast imaging based on your age, breast density, individual risk profile, and clinical needs.

What to Expect During Your Appointment

Your breast screening appointment typically includes:

  1. Consultation with the doctor
  2. Breast imaging assessment
  3. Review of findings
  4. Recommendations for follow-up if required

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Dr Tan Qing Ting

Senior Consultant Breast Surgeon

Qualifications: MBBS (Singapore), MRCS (Edinburgh), MMed (Surgery, Singapore), FRCS (Edinburgh)

  • Senior Consultant Breast Surgeon with extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of both benign and malignant breast conditions.
  • Subspecialty interest in oncoplastic and minimally invasive breast surgery, providing personalised, evidence-based care tailored to each patient's needs.
Dr Tan Qing Ting

Frequently Asked Questions

At what age should I start breast screening?

Women aged 40 and above are generally encouraged to undergo regular mammogram screening. Women below 40 may benefit from breast ultrasound depending on symptoms and individual risk factors.  

What is the difference between breast ultrasound and mammogram?

Breast ultrasound uses sound waves and is commonly used for younger women with denser breast tissue. Mammograms use low-dose X-rays and are typically recommended for women above 40.  

Is breast screening painful?

Some women may experience temporary discomfort during a mammogram, but the procedure is generally well tolerated and completed quickly.  

How long does breast screening take?

Most breast screening appointments take approximately 30 to 60 minutes.

How often should I go for breast screening?

Screening frequency depends on age, personal risk factors, and medical history. Our doctors can advise on an appropriate screening schedule for you. 

Prioritise Your Breast Health Today

Regular breast screening is an important step towards early detection and preventive healthcare.

Contact us to schedule your breast screening appointment.

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