Digital Body Scan

Digital body composition scan at Remedy Place's Flatiron location providing a non-invasive body composition analysis including fat mass, lean mass, and body fat percentage. Priced at $149 as a standalone service or included in the Full Screening package ($599). Useful as a progress-tracking baseline for fitness, health optimisation, and weight management goals.

Remedy Place's Digital Body Scan provides a non-invasive body composition assessment that segments total body mass into its physiological components: lean body mass (muscle, bone, organs, and water) and fat mass (subcutaneous and visceral adipose tissue), with body fat percentage calculated from the ratio. The scan technology used at Remedy Place is described as a digital body scanner — likely a bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) device or a 3D body scanning system, both of which provide whole-body composition data rapidly without radiation exposure. BIA devices pass a low-level electrical current through the body; because fat tissue and lean tissue have significantly different electrical resistance properties, the impedance measurement is used to estimate the relative volumes of each. High-quality multi-frequency BIA or 3D optical scanning provides a full-body map with regional segmentation, identifying fat distribution by body region and tracking changes in specific zones (truncal fat, arm and leg lean mass) over repeated assessments. The Digital Body Scan at Remedy Place is priced at $149 as a standalone service — an accessible entry point for a body composition baseline. It is bundled with the VO₂ Max and RMR tests in the $599 Full Screening package, creating a comprehensive metabolic and performance profile in a single visit. Serial scans are useful for tracking the body composition response to training, nutrition interventions, and recovery protocols over weeks and months, and Remedy Place's membership model facilitates this kind of longitudinal monitoring as a value-add for consistent members.