

Body composition analysis measures what your body is actually made of, breaking down your total mass into fat, muscle, water, and visceral fat. This is done using a method called Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA), which sends a safe, imperceptible low-level electrical current through the body.
Because fat and muscle conduct electricity differently, the SECA device can precisely calculate the distribution of each tissue type throughout your entire body in under 30 seconds. The result is a clinically validated breakdown of your health that BMI and standard scales are completely unable to provide.
The SECA system has been shown to achieve 97% accuracy for muscle mass measurement and 98% accuracy for fat mass validated against whole-body MRI, the gold standard in body composition research.


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Get clear answers about body composition testing, what your results mean, and how this data can support your health, weight loss, and performance goals.
No, it's significantly different. Consumer scales use single-point impedance with no clinical validation. The SECA system uses 8-point bioelectrical impedance analysis, measuring through both arms, both legs, and the torso simultaneously, with accuracy validated against whole-body MRI. The difference in precision and clinical reliability is substantial.
Neither. The scan is completely non-invasive and painless. The electrical current used is so low it is entirely imperceptible. There is no radiation involved whatsoever.
The scan itself takes approximately 24 seconds. Your results are available immediately and will be reviewed with your provider during the same appointment.
Yes, and this is one of the most important things body composition analysis reveals. It is possible to have a normal BMI and still carry a high level of visceral fat - a condition sometimes called "skinny fat." This is precisely why weight and BMI alone are insufficient measures of metabolic health.
Body composition analysis is often used as a foundational data point across multiple programs, including weight management, hormone therapy, GLP-1 treatment, and longevity planning. Rather than treating metrics in isolation, our team uses your scan results as part of a comprehensive, integrated picture of your health.