Know what
you’re losing
Your weight can change quickly during medical or surgical weight loss. A Body Composition Assessment helps you understand how your body fat, lean mass and bone are changing along with it.
Your weight only tells
part of the story
Your body weight is made up of fat, muscle, bone and other tissue. So when the number on the scale goes down, there is another question worth asking:
What actually changed?
A Body Composition Assessment gives you a clearer starting point and helps you track how your body composition changes throughout your weight loss journey.
50 pounds lost.
But what changed?
The scale shows the 50 pounds. Your assessment helps show what changed with them.
What your scan shows.
The measurements
that matter most.
The assessment looks beyond your total body weight to give you a more detailed view of your body composition.
Losing weight is only
half the picture
Seeing a lower number on the scale can tell you that progress is happening. Body composition helps you understand that progress in more detail.
Your assessment gives you measurements you can compare over time, so your progress becomes more than a number on the scale.
Know where
you’re starting
Before you can measure progress, you need something meaningful to measure against. Your first assessment establishes a body composition baseline.
Your progress is
more than a number
Your results can be reviewed alongside your weight loss journey, helping you understand how your body composition is changing before and after bariatric surgery or GLP-1 treatment. Your results give you another way to understand your progress and identify the measurements worth following at future assessments.
One scan.
A much clearer picture.
See how your
body changes
Whether you are at the beginning of your weight loss journey or already seeing the number on the scale move, body composition gives you another way to understand your progress.
See how your body
changes with it
Whether you’re preparing for bariatric surgery, starting a GLP-1 medication, actively losing weight after surgery, or following a medical weight loss program, a Body Composition Assessment gives you a clearer baseline and a way to track your body composition over time.
