DEXA Scan in Prague
See our ranked guide: Best DEXA Scan in Prague →DEXA Scan in Prague ranges from Kč1,300 to Kč4,000 across 4 providers. Affidea Praha offers the most affordable options from Kč1,300, while premium providers charge up to Kč4,000. The median price is Kč2,500.
Prices verified June 2026
DEXA Scan in Prague costs from €54 to €144, median €83 across 3 clinics. Prices shown in EUR; updated June 2026.
DEXA Scan prices in Prague
The cheapest clinic here is 35% below the Prague median.
Compare DEXA Scan prices across countriesUpdated June 2026.
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Follow-up DEXA Monitoring
Repeat DEXA scan for monitoring treatment progress or bone density changes over time.
DEXA Bone Density - Spine & Hip
Gold standard DXA scan measuring bone mineral density at lumbar spine and hip - essential for osteoporosis diagnosis.
DEXA Visceral Fat Assessment
Specialized DXA measurement of visceral adipose tissue (VAT) - key metabolic health marker.
Body Composition Analysis
Detailed body composition measurement for health and fitness assessment.
DEXA Body Composition
Full body DXA scan measuring fat mass, lean mass, and bone mass by body region - visceral fat included.
DEXA Comprehensive Package
Complete DXA assessment including bone density, full body composition, and visceral fat analysis.
DEXA Body Composition Scan
Full body composition analysis with bone density measurement.
Osteoporosis Risk Assessment
DEXA scan with specialist consultation for osteoporosis risk evaluation and treatment planning.
AKESO POLIKLINIKA Bone Densitometry (Densitometry / DXA)
AKESO's bone densitometry service uses low-dose X-ray absorptiometry to measure bone mineral density at the lumbar spine and hip — the two sites most predictive of osteoporosis-related fracture risk. The 20–25 minute scan is painless, requires no special preparation, and delivers a written clinical report used to guide preventive treatment. Located in Building B, the service is particularly relevant for postmenopausal women, men and women over 65, those with a family history of osteoporosis, and patients on long-term corticosteroid therapy.