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Services

DEXA Body Composition Scan in Fullerton, CA

You can save up to 61% on DEXA body composition scan sessions with an Upper Echelon Membership

Without a UEM Membership

Receive state-of-the-art muscle mass and fat mass composition data.

$65

/session

With a UEM Membership

Enjoy body composition data at a large discount.

$25

/session

You can save up to 33% on bone mineral density scans with an Upper Echelon Membership

Without a UEM Membership

Receive bone mineral density data that can help protect against illness and injury.

$75

/session

With a UEM Membership

Enjoy bone mineral density data at a considerable discount.

$50

/session

Introducing the Lunar iDXA Body Scan

iDXA Body Composition Scan at Upper Echelon

The iDXA Body Composition Scan (also known as a DEXA scan) is an imaging device that offers an accurate analysis of your body’s composition, including bone mineral density, muscle mass, and body fat percentage. This scan is particularly beneficial for fitness enthusiasts focused on body re-composition, adults at risk of osteoporosis, or those susceptible to fractures. The machine operates by using a very low dose of X-rays, which are absorbed differently by soft tissue and bone, ensuring a quick and painless procedure.

Track Fat Loss and Muscle Changes

Body weight alone does not tell the complete story of your health or fitness. Two people who weigh the same can have very different amounts of body fat, lean mass, and bone mass. A DEXA body composition scan provides more detailed information about what makes up your body and how that composition is distributed.

For example, gaining lean mass while losing body fat may produce relatively little change in total body weight. A DEXA body composition scan allows you to evaluate these components separately. This can be useful for people working toward fitness, strength, or body recomposition goals. Regional measurements can also show differences in lean and fat mass throughout different areas of the body. Repeating scans over time can provide objective data that helps you compare changes in your body composition. Your results should be considered alongside other information about your health, fitness, nutrition, and goals rather than viewed as a single measure of success.

Upper Echelon Medical in Fullerton, California offers body composition and bone mineral density scanning using Lunar iDXA technology. The scan uses a low dose of X-rays to measure different types of tissue and provide detailed information about your body composition. Whether you are working toward fitness goals, tracking changes in muscle and fat, or need information about your bone density, an iDXA scan can provide objective measurements that go beyond the number on a traditional scale.

What the Lunar iDXA Body Scan tells you:

Body Composition

The results of an iDXA scan will show your entire body composition. This encompasses your:

  • Overall Muscle Mass
  • Overall Fat Mass
  • Overall Bone Mass
  • A breakdown of the Muscle vs. Fat Mass percentage in your torso, arms, and legs
  • Overall Bone Mineral Density
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Who’s this for?

The iDXA scan is beneficial for everyone, but is particularly useful for individuals who are focused on fitness and body re-composition. It can pinpoint your muscle gain and fat loss precisely and provide feedback on which diet and exercises are effective for your specific body. It also provides data that allows you to work on muscle symmetry for each region of your body, and assesses your skeletal strength which is crucial for preventing injury.

Bone Mineral Density

computer screen showing dexa scan results

Bone density is an important measurement for adults who are at risk of osteoporosis, a condition that most commonly affects women after menopause, or other diseases that cause bone loss.

With the iDXA scan, your physician will be track your bone mineral density, see if your bone density responds to treatment, and assess your risk of developing osteoporotic fractures.

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Who’s this for?

An iDXA scan to examine bone density is important for post-menopausal women who are at higher risk of osteoporosis. It is also recommended for adults who:

  • Have a family history of fractures
  • Have conditions associated with bone loss such as rheumatoid arthritis, chronic kidney disease (CKD) or liver disease
  • Use medication known to cause bone loss (such as prednisone or anti-seizure medication)
  • Have a thyroid condition

What does the iDXA Scan process look like?

1.

Make an Appointment

Schedule a date and time to get your scan done --appointments are approximately 30 minutes long. We recommend patients to wear form fitting clothes to their appointment.

2.

iDXA Scan Procedure

Patients will lie flat on the scanning bed for approximately 5 minutes while the scan is taken. The entire procedure is painless and quick.

3.

Result Analysis

After the scan, your results will be printed out and your physician will discuss them with you.