Mammography Skin Markers

Clear communication, precise interpretation. Five distinct shapes subtly, yet clearly identify and permanently document, the location of moles, skin scars from prior surgeries, palpable masses, nipple position, focal pain and other non-palpable areas of concern.

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TomoSPOT® for Digital Breast Tomosynthesis

Clear visualization with the least potential for "slinky" artifact in 3D mammography compared to other skin markers.

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Mole Markers

Provide certainty that densities on mammographic images are moles and not areas of concern.

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Nipple Markers

Immediately identify nipple location as landmark for precise measurement, help detect motion, aid in positioning in profile.

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Palpable Mass Markers

Readily identify symptomatic areas and provide permanent documentation that palpable area was noted.

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Point of Pain Area of Concern Markers

Clarifies the area marked by the square as different from any other topographic or palpable area of study during interpretation such as points of pain, cysts, bug bites, rash, bruising, or ecchymosis.

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Scar Markers

Correlate architectural distortion from previous biopsy sites by delineating exact location of incisions.

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Beekley Skin Marking System for Mammography

A Simple, Effective Way to Improve Efficacy, Reduce Callbacks

Skin markers offer a simple, effective way to improve efficacy and reduce call backs in mammography

No matter what imaging equipment your breast center uses, image interpretation can be faster and more accurate with the consistent use of skin markers.

Five distinct shapes subtly, yet clearly, communicate and permanently document the location of moles, skin scars from prior surgeries, palpable masses, nipple position, focal pain or other non-palpable areas of concern directly on the mammographic image.

Breast imaging centers using the Beekley Skin Marking System® for digital and 3D breast tomosynthesis report better communication between patient, technologist, and radiologist; fewer questions, and fewer additional views.

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