InBody 270 Body Composition Analyzer

FAQs: InBody Body Composition Analysis in Kansas City at aNū Aesthetics and Optimal Wellness

How does the InBody 270 Body Composition Analyzer work?

All you have to do is stand on the device and hold the hand electrodes. There’s no dunking, pinching or discomfort. Within a few short minutes, your fat mass, muscle mass and body fat percentage will be measured.

Is the InBody 270 body composition analysis right for me?

Since there are no harsh invasive or discomforting measures required to analyze your body through the InBody 270, virtually anyone looking to improve their health and wellness while shaping their figure may consider it. However, those with embedded devices such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, metallic implant or otherwise may be referred to an alternative option.

How long does it take to analyze your body?

Each test takes only fifteen seconds to administer.

What’s the difference between BMI and the InBody 270 Body Composition Analyzer?

BMI stands for Body Mass Index, a common method that tries to assess a person’s health by comparing their weight to their height. Unfortunately, BMI is an oversimplified and ineffective tool because it doesn’t allow us to decipher if changes to your weight are in fat or muscle. The InBody 270 is our preferred body composition analyzer because it records your weight, skeletal muscle mass and percentage of body fat and allows us to track your progress over time so we know exactly how your body is responding to treatment. Keeping such a close eye on your progress allows us to adjust your weight management program as needed, helping you achieve your goals safely and comfortably for long-term success.

How can I get started with medical weight loss and the InBody 270 Body Composition Analyzer?

It is our passion at aNū to help you become the best version of yourself. To learn more about medical weight loss and our Body Composition Analyzer, please contact us to set up a consultation with one of our medical weight loss specialists. We hope that you can join us in finding “aNū you”!