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Hologic 3D Mammography Machine
Professional Radiology is the first imaging center in El Paso offering SmartCurve technology from Hologic. This state-of-the-art 3D mammography machine provides curved compression surfaces for comfortable experiences without compromising image quality, exam time, dose, or workflow.
93% of patients who experienced moderate to severe discomfort with standard compression report a more pleasant experience with SmartCurve.
Dr. Lisa Gutierrez is our Breast Imaging Radiologist with Fellowship training from Salvador Zubirán National Institute (Mexico City, 2006) and additional Fellowships in Women’s and Body Imaging from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.
Dr. Gutierrez shares Dr. Sarmiento’s patient-centered philosophy. She’s passionate about women’s health, detail-oriented, and a valuable asset to our practice and the El Paso community. Accuracy depends not only on technology but on who reads the exam—Dr. Gutierrez represents our commitment to excellence.
(915) 225-2480
As one of the area’s only radiologist-owned imaging centers, we focus on patient health and wellness, not profit margins. Diagnosing breast cancer and abnormalities requires keen eyes and delicate hands.
Our compassionate technicians provide discerning care with every exam. You’re guaranteed the best care in the city when you schedule your mammogram.
Schedule your El Paso mammogram today: (915) 225-2480
Mammograms use very low doses of radiation, so they are not considered dangerous to most people.
Yes, it is essential to have regular mammograms, even with breast implants.
Your doctor can estimate your risk based on several factors, including family history, diet, and more.
Your doctor will likely suggest a biopsy, which would help to confirm whether the cancer is malignant or benign. From there, they will recommend a treatment plan.
Screening mammograms usually don’t require a referral, but diagnostic mammograms often do, especially for insurance coverage. Requirements vary by clinic and insurance provider.
Caffeine can make breasts more tender, which may increase discomfort during the test. It does not affect the accuracy of the images. Avoiding caffeine helps make the procedure more comfortable.
Mammograms may feel uncomfortable because the breast is pressed for clear images. The pressure lasts only a few seconds, and most women describe it as uncomfortable rather than painful.
Easy and convenient scheduling options for our patients.
