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mammography & breast imaging in conway

advanced 3d mammography for early breast cancer detection


Early detection is one of the most effective tools in the fight against breast cancer. At Conway Women's Health Center, we offer advanced Hologic® 3D mammography technology to help detect breast cancer earlier and with greater accuracy. Regular mammograms can identify changes in breast tissue before symptoms develop, providing the best opportunity for early diagnosis and successful treatment.


Our breast imaging team is committed to providing a comfortable, convenient screening experience in a supportive environment. Whether you are scheduling your first mammogram or returning for your annual screening, we are here to help you prioritize your breast health with confidence.

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why choose 3d mammography?

Hologic® 3D mammography, also known as breast tomosynthesis, creates detailed images of the breast from multiple angles, allowing radiologists to examine breast tissue layer by layer. Compared to traditional 2D mammography, 3D mammography can improve cancer detection and reduce the need for additional imaging.


Benefits of 3D Mammography:

  • Improved detection of invasive breast cancers
  • Earlier identification of abnormalities
  • Fewer false-positive results and call-backs
  • Clearer images for women with dense breast tissue
  • Fast, comfortable screening experience


Advanced curved compression technology is designed to follow the natural shape of the breast, helping improve comfort while maintaining image quality.

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when should you get a mammogram?

Annual mammograms are recommended beginning at age 40 for women at average risk.


Women with a family history of breast cancer or other risk factors may benefit from earlier screening.


Talk with your provider about the screening schedule that is right for you.

Understanding Breast Density


Breast density refers to the amount of fibrous and glandular tissue compared to fatty tissue in the breast. Women with dense breasts may have a higher risk of breast cancer, and dense tissue can make abnormalities more difficult to see on traditional mammograms. A mammogram is the only way to determine breast density, making routine screenings especially important.

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Schedule your mammogram

Take an important step toward protecting your health with a screening mammogram at Conway Women's Health Center. Our Imaging Center is conveniently located at 2515 College Avenue in Conway, and our team is here to make your screening experience as comfortable as possible.