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2 in 3 clients come back
for a follow-up scan. Here's why:
2 in 3 clients come back
for a follow-up scan. Here's why:
Hologic scanner: the tech trusted by Premier League clubs and the US CDC alike
Thousands of scans performed by our team
Lower radiation than a single day in London
Fully IRMER-regulated
Hologic scanner: the tech trusted by Premier League clubs and the US CDC alike
Thousands of scans performed by our team
Lower radiation than a single day in London
Fully IRMER-regulated
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
11.4 years younger than bilogical age
exceptional
athletic age score
22.6
Athletic age
A composite metric linking your body composition to longevity indicators
and all-cause mortality risk
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
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
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
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
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
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
"DEXA is the gold-standard method for body composition assessment"
ISCD Official Position, J Clin Densitom 2013
"DEXA is the gold-standard method for body composition assessment"
ISCD Official Position, J Clin Densitom 2013
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
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
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a DEXA scan?
How accurate is a DEXA scan for body fat?
How does DEXA compare to bio-impedance scales and skinfold calipers?
Is a DEXA scan safe, and how much radiation is involved?
How much does a DEXA scan at Scanletics cost?
Should I book a single scan or one of the packages?
Do I need a GP referral to book?
Can I use my health insurance to pay for the scan?
Where is your clinic, and how do I get there?
Can I cancel or reschedule my appointment?
What happens during a DEXA scan appointment?
Can I eat or exercise before my scan?
What should I wear, and is there anything I need to bring?
How do I read my DEXA scan report?
Does a DEXA scan also measure bone density?
Can a DEXA scan measure visceral fat?
How often can I have a DEXA scan?
Can a DEXA scan help me track changes on Ozempic, Wegovy or Mounjaro?
Is a DEXA scan useful during perimenopause and menopause?
Is a DEXA scan worth it for athletes or anyone cutting or bulking?
Can I have a DEXA scan if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?
Can I gift a DEXA scan?
Will Scanletics share my results with my GP or anyone else?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a DEXA scan?
How accurate is a DEXA scan for body fat?
How does DEXA compare to bio-impedance scales and skinfold calipers?
Is a DEXA scan safe, and how much radiation is involved?
How much does a DEXA scan at Scanletics cost?
Should I book a single scan or one of the packages?
Do I need a GP referral to book?
Can I use my health insurance to pay for the scan?
Where is your clinic, and how do I get there?
Can I cancel or reschedule my appointment?
What happens during a DEXA scan appointment?
Can I eat or exercise before my scan?
What should I wear, and is there anything I need to bring?
How do I read my DEXA scan report?
Does a DEXA scan also measure bone density?
Can a DEXA scan measure visceral fat?
How often can I have a DEXA scan?
Can a DEXA scan help me track changes on Ozempic, Wegovy or Mounjaro?
Is a DEXA scan useful during perimenopause and menopause?
Is a DEXA scan worth it for athletes or anyone cutting or bulking?
Can I have a DEXA scan if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?
Can I gift a DEXA scan?
Will Scanletics share my results with my GP or anyone else?