DEXA Scan & Body Composition Analysis
What we offer
DEXA Bone Density Scanning
A DEXA scan is a quick, safe, and completely painless scan that measures your bone strength. It is the gold standard medical test used to detect bone thinning, osteopenia, and osteoporosis.
Why it matters: It helps your doctor check your risk of fractures and create a plan to keep your bones strong as you age.
What to expect: You simply lie flat on a padded table for 10 to 15 minutes while a scanner passes over you. There are no enclosed tunnels, and it uses an extremely low, safe amount of radiation.
Body Composition Analysis (DEXA)
Go Beyond the Scale
A standard scale only tells you how much you weigh, but a DEXA scan reveals exactly what your body is made of. Recognized as the gold standard in body composition assessment, this quick, medical-grade scan uses advanced low-dose technology to provide a precise blueprint of your health.
Our comprehensive DEXA analysis measures:
Lean Muscle Mass: Track growth and identify regional imbalances.
Fat Mass & Percentage: Discover your exact body fat distribution.
Visceral Fat: Measure the deep fat surrounding vital organs, a key indicator of metabolic health.
Bone Density: Gain essential insights into your structural strength.
Whether you are tracking athletic performance, managing your weight, or optimizing long-term health, our detailed reports offer the clear, actionable insights you need to measure progress with certainty
Frequently Asked Questions
Body Composition Analysis: No, you do not need a referral. You can simply book an appointment with us at any time to track your fitness and health goals.
Medical/Bone Density Scan: If you are seeking a Medicare-rebatable bone density scan to assess for osteoporosis or fracture risk, a referral from your doctor is required.
The scan itself is entirely painless and takes less than 10 minutes. Please allow around 15 to 20 minutes for your total appointment, which includes a brief review of your comprehensive results report.
Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing without metal zippers, buttons, underwires, or snaps, as metal can interfere with the scan accuracy. If your clothing contains metal, you may be asked to change into a medical gown.