Treatment
Full Body Scan
Umbrella label for structured full-body preventive scanning appointments — not synonymous with full body MRI on MHI.
Provider
London
BodyScan UK specialises in DEXA-based body-composition and bone-density assessment.
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Specialism
DEXA Body Composition and Bone Health
Locations
London
Type
Clinic
BodyScan UK specialises in DEXA-based body-composition and bone-density assessment. Unlike broad health-check providers, it focuses on quantifying fat mass, lean mass, visceral fat and skeletal health for fitness, weight-management and health monitoring.
This page is educational and comparative only. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace medical advice.
Basic listing
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Current clinical oversight and radiography credentials should be confirmed.
Location note: London and Manchester
Source: BodyScan UK website
Published online by scan type and package; use live pricing.
Source: BodyScan UK website
Published services include: DEXA body composition; Bone-density assessment; Visceral-fat analysis; Regional lean-mass analysis; Progress tracking; Results consultation.
Source: BodyScan UK website
Published online by scan type and package; use live pricing.
Direct online booking in London or Manchester.
May suit athletes, weight-management clients and adults seeking detailed composition data.
CQC status: Not yet confirmed
We have not yet confirmed the relevant CQC registration for this provider or the organisation delivering its regulated services. This does not mean the provider is unregistered.
Treatment
Umbrella label for structured full-body preventive scanning appointments — not synonymous with full body MRI on MHI.
Yes.
It also operates in Manchester.
Yes.
Not necessarily; confirm the clinical scan type.
Yes.
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