Benchmark Body Composition DEXA Scan
Benchmark Body Composition DEXA Scan
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Gain a clear picture of key health metrics: Lean Mass, Bone Density, and Body Fat, including Visceral Adipose Tissue (VAT), an important indicator of metabolic health. Set your baseline, then track your progress against your health & fitness goals.
The Body Composition DEXA Scan is included in the Benchmark Proactive Health Assessment. We also offer it as a standalone assessment, to both new and returning Benchmark Members.
This full-body scan takes <10 minutes, and includes:
Lean Mass:
Total lean mass & by bodily region, an important indicator of overall health
Body Fat, including estimated VAT:
Body fat mass, body fat %, and fat distribution by bodily region
Estimated Visceral Adipose Tissue (VAT), a harmful type of fat surrounding your organs and a key indicator of metabolic health
Bone Density:
Total bone mineral density & bone mineral content by region
Note: this will not diagnose osteoporosis or osteopenia
Take a proactive approach to your health.
Gain objective data on where you stand on key metrics, and begin tracking changes to stay accountable to your goals.
For select metrics, see how your results compare to others of your age and sex.
Receive a complimentary review after your scan, to help you understand your results.
What to Know Before Your Scan
What to Know Before Your Scan
The entire appointment will take about 30 minutes; please arrive a few minutes early
The scan typically takes about 5 minutes, while you lie still on the table
It involves a very small amount of radiation, less than what you'd receive on a cross-country flight
Wear a single layer of comfortable clothing
DO NOT wear metal -- no zippers, no underwire bra
You'll remove jewelry (including all piercings) and accessories
You'll remove shoes and outerwear
Avoid an intense workout, a large meal, or drinking a large amount of water prior to scan
We will review your report with you following your scan, to help you understand it
Note: The scan cannot be done if you are (or may be) pregnant, or if your weight exceeds 350 lbs.
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