Body Composition Analysis
Featuring the InBody 380
Go Beyond the Scale
Your weight is only one number. It does not show how much muscle you have, how your body fat is distributed, or whether your wellness plan is creating the kind of progress you actually want.
At Evexia Health and Wellness, Body Composition Analysis with the InBody 380 helps provide a clearer picture of what is happening inside the body. This service is designed for individuals who want more meaningful data to support medical weight loss, fitness goals, hormone optimization, body recomposition, and long-term wellness planning.
What Body Composition Analysis Can Show
The InBody 380 is used to help evaluate body composition beyond scale weight alone. It can provide useful insight into areas such as muscle mass, body fat, and overall progress over time.
This information can help individuals better understand whether they are losing fat, preserving or gaining lean mass, and making measurable progress toward their goals.
Why It Matters
For many people, the scale can be frustrating or misleading. Someone may be building muscle while losing fat, improving body composition without dramatic weight change, or needing more targeted support to move past a plateau.
Body composition analysis can help support better decision-making by giving both the individual and wellness team more objective data to review.
Who It May Help
Body Composition Analysis may be a helpful tool for people pursuing:
- Medical weight loss
- Fitness or strength goals
- Body recomposition
- Hormone or testosterone therapy progress tracking
- Long-term wellness monitoring
- Accountability during lifestyle changes
A Smarter Way to Track Progress
At Evexia, the goal is not just to track numbers. It is to use those numbers to guide more personalized wellness decisions. Body composition data can help inform nutrition, movement, treatment planning, and follow-up recommendations.
What to Expect
- The scan is quick and painless—similar to an X-ray, but with lower radiation used to measure bone density.
- There are no needles, injections, pain, or hassle.
- You can usually wear your regular clothes—just avoid metal (zippers, heavy jewelry, belts).
- Results are typically ready within 24–48 hours (and often sooner).
How the Scan Works
- The exam takes about 15–30 minutes
- You’ll lie on a special table while a technologist scans key areas—typically your spine and hips
- The scan is painless and requires no injections
- You’ll receive results showing whether your bone density is healthy or if you may be at risk for osteopenia/osteoporosis (often the same day)
Understanding Your Results (T-Score)
DEXA results often include a T-score, a primary measure of bone density:
- 0 to -1 = Healthy bone density
- -1 to -2.5 = Osteopenia (low bone mass)
- -2.5 or lower = Osteoporosis (higher fracture risk)
Next steps: Your provider may recommend strategies such as nutrition, exercise, lifestyle updates, and—when appropriate—medical therapies to support bone strength.
Frequently Asked Questions
DEXA uses low-level radiation and is considered a standard tool for bone health screening.
Osteopenia and osteoporosis can develop silently. Many people don’t know until they experience a fracture—DEXA helps you get ahead of that risk.
Every one to two years based on individualized evaluations. Your provider can guide timing based on your risks and goals.
Ready to Schedule?
If you’re ready to understand your body more clearly—bone strength, body composition, and trends over time—our team is here to help.
