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You know what goes in. Now see what it builds

See what your nutrition and training are actually doing to your fat, muscle and bones after 

a 5-min scan, and get a 35-min expert review that leaves you with an action plan, not a printout

CQC-regulated

5,000+ scans

5★ on Google from day one

Led by Dr Sam Botchey

The same scanner NASA uses for astronauts

Chosen by Londoners from top companies

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You know what goes in. Now see what it builds

See what your nutrition and training are actually doing to your fat, muscle and bones after 

a 5-min scan, and get a 35-min expert review that leaves you with an action plan, not a printout

5,000+ scans

CQC-regulated

Led by Dr Sam Botchey

5★ on Google from day one

The same scanner NASA uses for astronauts

Chosen by Londoners from top companies

Bloomberg logo
Google logo
Bain & Company logo
J.P. Morgan logo

What you get

The highest-precision, peer-compared look at

Body fat, and where it sits

Visceral fat, the deep, harmful fat around your organs

Muscle, including left-right balances

Bone density, measured to the clinical standard

Insights and an action plan

30+ metrics, explained in a 35-minute consultation

Your Athletic Age, a composite metric reflecting your longevity potential

Diet, training and lifestyle advice tailored to your long-term goals

What you get

The highest-precision, peer-compared look at

Body fat, and where it sits

Visceral fat, the deep, harmful fat around your organs

Muscle, including left-right balances

Bone density, measured to the clinical standard

Insights and an action plan

30+ metrics, explained in a 35-minute consultation

Your Athletic Age, a composite metric reflecting your longevity potential

Diet, training and lifestyle advice tailored to your long-term goals

Save on your scan

Get 15% off any product at scanletics.co.uk with code WSDEXA if you buy by 1 October. Slots in the next 5 days. Book in 60 seconds. Free reschedule with 24 hours' notice. Full refund if unhappy.

Save on your scan

Get 15% off any product at scanletics.co.uk with code WSDEXA if you buy by 1 October. Slots in the next 5 days. Book in 60 seconds. Free reschedule with 24 hours' notice. Full refund if unhappy.

Start tracking what actually matters

Decode your body with a proprietary report covering 30+ metrics in a 35-minute consultation that walks you through what each one means and how to adjust your plan

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13.4 kg fat

21.5%

body fat

optimal < 24%

suboptimal > 34%

optimal

You have less body fat than 76% of your peers

0.46

a/g ratio

hip / thighs

belly

optimal

Exceptionally low metabolic risk

optimal < 75

suboptimal > 100

21

cm2

visceral fat area

optimal

Exceptionally low metabolic risk

ALM: 20.4 kg

optimal < 5.5

suboptimal > 7.8

7.58

ALMI

average

You have more lean mass than 71% of peers

legs 2.4% L < R

arms 8.8% L < R

3.8%

lean asymmetry

optimal

Low asymmetry: well balanced

optimal < 4

suboptimal > 10

BIOLOGICAL AGE: 34

11.4 years younger than biological age

exceptional

athletic age score

22.6

suboptimal < 0.7

optimal > 0.7

+1.77

total body z-score

optimal

You have higher bone density than 98% of your peers

region

+0.36

+0.21

+1.92

+1.09

+0.56

+1.37

+1.02

z-score

0.76

0.77

1.06

1.21

1.39

1.28

1.26

bmd g/gm2

density

left arm

right arm

middle back

lower back

pelvis

left leg

right leg

average

17.1

lean mass index

43.5 kg lean

You have more lean mass than 64% of peers

optimal < 15

suboptimal > 17.5

4.98

fat mass index

optimal < 7

suboptimal > 9

optimal

You are in the lowest 9% for avg fat mass

Trunk: 4 kg, 30%
Arms: 1.7 kg, 13%
Legs: 1.7 kg, 13%

Start tracking what actually matters

Decode your body with a proprietary report covering 30+ metrics in a 35-minute consultation that walks you through what each one means and how to adjust your plan

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11.4 years younger than biological age

exceptional

athletic age score

22.6

Athletic age

A composite metric linking your body composition to longevity indicators and all-cause mortality risk

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13.4 kg fat

21.5%

body fat

optimal < 24%

suboptimal > 34%

optimal

You have less body fat than 76% of your peers

Body fat

Healthy levels support hormone production. Excess raises risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and some cancers

4.98

fat mass index

optimal < 7

suboptimal > 9

optimal

You are in the lowest 9% for avg fat mass

Fat mass index

Fat mass adjusted for height; lower numbers generally align with better metabolic health

0.46

a/g ratio

hip / thighs

belly

optimal

Exceptionally low metabolic risk

Android/Gynoid ratio

Compares abdominal to hip-thigh fat. Lower is better for long-term cardiometabolic health

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optimal < 75

suboptimal > 100

21

cm2

visceral fat area

optimal

Exceptionally low metabolic risk

Visceral fat area

A measure of deep abdominal fat. Excess is linked to type 2 diabetes, heart disease and fatty liver

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average

17.1

lean mass index

43.5 kg lean

You have more lean mass than 64% of peers

optimal < 15

suboptimal > 17.5

Lean mass index

Lean mass normalised for height, so you can compare muscle status across different body sizes

legs 2.4% L < R

arms 8.8% L < R

3.8%

lean asymmetry

optimal

Low asymmetry: well-balanced

optimal < 4

suboptimal > 10

Lean asymmetry

Difference in muscle between left and right sides; larger gaps can signal imbalance or injury risk

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ALM: 20.4 kg

optimal < 5.5

suboptimal > 7.8

7.58

ALMI

average

You have more lean mass than 71% of peers

ALMI

Measures muscle in your arms and legs, adjusted for height. A key marker of strength and healthy ageing

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region

+0.36

+0.21

+1.92

+1.09

+0.56

+1.37

+1.02

z-score

0.76

0.77

1.06

1.21

1.39

1.28

1.26

bmd g/gm2

density

left arm

right arm

middle back

lower back

pelvis

left leg

right leg

Total body Z-score

Your whole-body bone density (excluding

the head) compared to peers of the same

age and sex

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suboptimal < 0.7

optimal > 0.7

+1.77

total body z-score

optimal

You have higher bone density than 98% of your peers

Total body Z-score

Your whole-body bone density (excluding

the head) compared to peers of the same

age and sex

Win free scans and meals

Six prizes up for grabs: 3 free progress scans (worth £189 each, for your return visit) and 3 months of meals (45-meal pack, worth £102 each). Your next two WholeSupp deliveries by 1 October enter you automatically. Winners announced 1 October and prizes emailed as 100% discount codes. Follow @wholesupp on Instagram to see if you've won.

Win free scans and meals

Six prizes up for grabs: 3 free progress scans (worth £189 each, for your return visit) and 3 months of meals (45-meal pack, worth £102 each). Your next two WholeSupp deliveries by 1 October enter you automatically. Winners announced 1 October and prizes emailed as 100% discount codes. Follow @wholesupp on Instagram to see if you've won.

Who benefits most
from a DEXA scan

A DEXA scan is useful for anyone serious about preventive health and performance. But for some people the picture a scan reveals is especially valuable

Muscle: ↓ 5% / year

Visceral fat: ↑ 1% / year

HIGH RISK

HIGH RISK

Midlife adults (35 to 60)

From your late thirties, body composition shifts quietly. Muscle slips away, fat redistributes inward, and the scale hides both. A DEXA scan makes those changes visible while they're still easy to reverse

Muscle mass declines steadily from midlife, and muscle strength is lost two to five times faster than muscle mass¹

You can lose muscle and gain fat with no change in scale weight. Adults with a normal BMI but high body fat have around four times the rate of metabolic syndrome (16.6% vs 4.8%)²

Normal BMI with central obesity is associated with higher total mortality than the same BMI without it³

¹ Mitchell CJ et al. Sarcopenia, dynapenia, and the impact of advancing age on human skeletal muscle size and strength: a quantitative review. Frontiers in Physiology, 2012. Link

² Romero-Corral A et al. Normal weight obesity: a risk factor for cardiometabolic dysregulation and cardiovascular mortality. European Heart Journal, 2010. Link 

³ Sahakyan KR et al. Normal-Weight Central Obesity: Implications for Total and Cardiovascular Mortality. Annals of Internal Medicine, 2015. Link

Who benefits most
from a DEXA scan

A DEXA scan is useful for anyone serious about preventive health and performance. But for some people the picture a scan reveals is especially valuable

Muscle: ↓ 5% / year

Visceral fat: ↑ 1% / year

HIGH RISK

HIGH RISK

Midlife adults (35 to 60)

From your late thirties, body composition shifts quietly. Muscle slips away, fat redistributes inward, and the scale hides both. A DEXA scan makes those changes visible while they're still easy to reverse

Muscle mass declines steadily from midlife, and muscle strength is lost two to five times faster than muscle mass¹

You can lose muscle and gain fat with no change in scale weight. Adults with a normal BMI but high body fat have around four times the rate of metabolic syndrome (16.6% vs 4.8%)²

Normal BMI with central obesity is associated with higher total mortality than the same BMI without it³

¹ Mitchell CJ et al. Sarcopenia, dynapenia, and the impact of advancing age on human skeletal muscle size and strength: a quantitative review. Frontiers in Physiology, 2012. Link

² Romero-Corral A et al. Normal weight obesity: a risk factor for cardiometabolic dysregulation and cardiovascular mortality. European Heart Journal, 2010. Link

³ Sahakyan KR et al. Normal-Weight Central Obesity: Implications for Total and Cardiovascular Mortality. Annals of Internal Medicine, 2015. Link

Copyright © 2026. All rights reserved
Scanletics LTD. Company number: 16272473
Care Quality Commission registration number:
1-24485413144
Medically reviewed by Dr Sam Botchey, Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine, GMC reg. 7290517

Address

City
7 Moorgate,

London EC2R 6AF,

Located inside Foundry Gym.



Enter from King’s Arms Yard

Get directions in Google Maps or Apple Maps

Working hours

Monday – Friday: 8:20 am – 8:40 pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9:00 am – 6:40 pm



Chelsea
372 King's Road, SW3 5UZ,



Located inside Triyoga, 2nd floor.



Opens September 14

Get directions in Google Maps or Apple Maps

Working hours

Monday – Friday: 8:20 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9:00 am – 6:40 pm

Contact us

Questions about appointments, pricing or results? Message us any time

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Address

City
7 Moorgate,

London EC2R 6AF,

Located inside Foundry Gym.



Enter from King’s Arms Yard

Working hours

Monday – Friday: 8:20 am – 8:40 pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9:00 am – 6:40 pm

Get directions in Google Maps or Apple Maps

Chelsea
372 King's Road, SW3 5UZ,

Located inside Triyoga, 2nd floor.





Opens September 14

Get directions in Google Maps or Apple Maps

Working hours

Monday – Friday: 8:20 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9:00 am – 6:40 pm

Contact us

Questions about appointments, pricing or results? Message us any time

Copyright © 2026. All rights reserved
Scanletics LTD. Company number: 16272473
Care Quality Commission registration number:
1-24485413144
Medically reviewed by Dr Sam Botchey, Consultant
in Sport & Exercise Medicine,
GMC reg. 7290517