DXA body composition

Go beyond the BMI with the gold standard in body analysis. Our DXA Body Composition scan provides a precise “map” of your health, measuring exact body fat percentage, lean muscle mass, and visceral fat. This data allows us to monitor your progress with clinical accuracy, ensuring your wellness journey prioritizes fat loss while preserving vital …

The DEXA body composition scan is a low-dose imaging test that measures lean muscle mass, fat mass, and fat distribution throughout the body. Unlike a scale, it provides a precise snapshot of your body’s composition, helping track changes over time. This allows us to personalize weight loss, nutrition, and exercise plans to optimize fat loss, preserve muscle, and improve overall metabolic health.

How it Works

1.Medical-Grade DXA Scan

A quick, non-invasive DXA scan measures fat distribution, lean muscle mass, and bone density with high precision and minimal radiation exposure.

2. Comprehensive Body Analysis

Results reveal visceral fat, regional fat distribution, and muscle balance to identify metabolic risk factors and health priorities

 

3. Clinical Review & Interpretation

Your provider reviews results with you, explaining how body composition impacts metabolism, weight management, and overall health.

4. Personalized Health Planning

Findings are used to guide medical weight loss, fitness planning, nutrition strategies, and long-term metabolic optimization.

Candidates for DXA Body Composition

  • Individuals participating in medical weight loss programs
  • Patients tracking fat loss and muscle preservation
  • Those with metabolic or insulin resistance concerns
  • Athletes or fitness-focused individuals seeking accurate metrics
  • Adults monitoring bone health and aging-related changes
  • Patients wanting objective, data-driven health insights

DXA Body Composition testing is ideal for individuals seeking precise, measurable insights to guide personalized health and weight management decisions.

Our Doctors

BOARD-CERTIFIED TEAM

Abel Gonzalez
Anti-Aging Treatments
have a question?

Quick answers to questions you may have

Is DXA safe?

Yes. DXA uses very low radiation and is considered safe for routine clinical monitoring.

How long does the scan take?

The scan typically takes less than 10 minutes to complete

Is DXA better than BMI or body fat scales?

Yes. DXA provides far more accurate and detailed measurements

How often should DXA be repeated?

Most patients repeat scans every 3–6 months, depending on goals