InBody Body Composition Scan

Next Health Aventura offers InBody bioelectrical impedance analysis for rapid, precise body composition assessment. The 15-minute scan measures body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, visceral fat level, basal metabolic rate, body water distribution, and bone mineral content — providing a detailed baseline for fitness optimization, weight management, and longevity tracking. At $100 per scan, it is a cost-effective entry point for anyone building a data-driven health protocol in South Florida.

The InBody scan at Next Health Miami Aventura uses multi-frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis to generate a comprehensive body composition report in approximately 15 minutes — no radiation exposure, no appointment preparation, and no change of clothes required. The device sends low-level electrical currents through the body at multiple frequencies to distinguish fat mass, lean muscle, bone mineral content, and intra- versus extracellular water with clinical-grade accuracy. Key metrics reported include total body fat percentage and absolute fat mass, segmental muscle distribution across arms, trunk, and legs, visceral fat area (a critical metabolic health indicator associated with cardiometabolic risk), basal metabolic rate, body water balance for edema assessment, and bone mineral content. These measurements provide a far richer picture of health and fitness status than BMI alone — a metric widely acknowledged as inadequate for assessing body composition in active individuals. At $100 per scan, InBody assessment is one of the most accessible quantified-self tools at Next Health Aventura. The scan is included in the Executive Physical package and in several membership tiers, making it practical to track body composition changes monthly or quarterly alongside biomarker trends from lab testing. Miami's fitness-focused population and Aventura's high density of active professionals make body composition tracking a natural fit. For guests new to Next Health, the InBody scan is often a compelling first step — a quick, non-invasive data point that motivates further lab and optimization work. It pairs naturally with IV therapy protocols aimed at body composition improvement, and medical tourists visiting the clinic can take a detailed printout to share with their home providers for continuity of care.