Fibroscan

Experience the gold standard in liver health monitoring with our painless, non-invasive Fibroscan. This advanced technology measures liver stiffness and fat accumulation (steatosis) in minutes, providing immediate results without the need for a biopsy. It is an essential tool for anyone managing metabolic syndrome, fatty liver, or long-term weight health.

FibroScan is a non-invasive test that assesses liver health by measuring liver fat and stiffness. It’s especially useful for patients with fatty liver disease or metabolic dysfunction–associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). The test is quick, painless, and provides immediate insight into liver fat accumulation and fibrosis, allowing for early intervention, treatment guidance, and ongoing monitoring to protect liver function and metabolic health.

How it Works

1.Simple, Painless Scan

An ultrasound-based device measures liver stiffness and fat content without needles or discomfort.

2. Immediate Liver Measurements

Results quantify fatty liver and fibrosis levels within minutes.

3. Risk Identification

Findings help identify early liver disease linked to obesity, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome.

4. Clinical Guidance & Planning

Results are reviewed with your provider to guide lifestyle, medical, or preventive interventions.

Candidates for FibroScan

  • Individuals with obesity or metabolic syndrome
  • Patients with insulin resistance or type 2 diabetes
  • Those with elevated liver enzymes
  • Individuals with fatty liver risk factors
  • Patients seeking preventive liver health screening
  • Adults managing long-term metabolic conditions

FibroScan is ideal for patients seeking early detection and proactive management of liver health.

Our Doctors

BOARD-CERTIFIED TEAM

Abel Gonzalez
Anti-Aging Treatments
have a question?

Quick answers to questions you may have

1. Is FibroScan painful?

No. The test is painless and non-invasive.

2. Does it replace a liver biopsy?

In many cases, yes, especially for screening and monitoring.

3. How long does the test take?

Usually 5–10 minutes.

4. Do I need special preparation?

Light fasting may be recommended before the test.