Bioimpedance
Body composition measured, not eyeballed. It shows whether what you are losing is fat or muscle.
- Weight and body fat percentage
- Fat mass and muscle mass
- Body water and visceral fat
- Waist circumference and other measurements
The scale is a data point. Your metabolism is the context that explains it.
Metabolic assessment aims to understand how your body responds: body composition, anthropometric measures, habits and, where indicated, laboratory parameters. It is what gives a treatment decision something to stand on.
Techniques are selected according to each patient’s clinical needs.
Within certain programmes, patients have access to laboratory tests at preferential pricing. Tests are carried out by partner laboratories, not within the practice itself.
A single body composition measurement is not a diagnosis. Its value lies in the trend across follow-up.
The scale tells only part of the story. Throughout follow-up we assess a range of indicators to understand how your body is responding and to guide treatment decisions.
Assessment techniques are selected according to each patient’s clinical needs. A single body composition measurement is not a diagnosis.
Access to digital tools that support your progress between one consultation and the next.
Real app screens, shown with sample data.
If you have them, bring them. If not, you will be told at the assessment which ones apply to your case.
It depends on the plan. Frequency is set at the assessment and adjusted during follow-up.
Book a consultation and let us work out together which strategy may be right for you.