Self-Check Guide

Regular breast self-checks are a simple but powerful way to become familiar with your body and detect potential changes early. While they do not replace professional screenings, establishing a monthly habit helps you recognize what is normal for you so you can notice any unusual developments right away.

How to Perform a Proper Self-Check

A step-by-step walkthrough of the monthly self-exam to help you monitor your breast health at home.

Key Topics:
Optimal timing (5–7 days after your period) ; techniques for visual inspection in a mirror and physical checks while standing or lying down ; and identifying “red flags” such as new lumps, skin dimpling, or nipple changes that require medical attention.

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