Total Body Composition Scan
At Relive Health, we’re proud to offer InBody Scan technology, an advanced, non-invasive way to assess your body composition. Whether you’re focused on fitness, weight loss, or optimizing your wellness plan, the InBody Scan gives you more than just a number on a scale.
Your results are automatically saved to your personal InBody profile, so your data travels with you, accessible anytime, anywhere, no matter where you scan.
InBody Scans deliver precise insights into your:
- Muscle Mass
- Body Fat Percentage
- Visceral Fat Level
- Hydration Levels
- Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
- Body Composition History
Why InBody?
Quick Results
Precise Body Data
Full-Body Breakdown
Trackable Progress
The InBody Scan Process
Getting a body composition scan at Relive Health is quick, comfortable, and designed to give you instant insights. In just a few minutes, you’ll receive a detailed breakdown of your muscle, fat, water balance, and metabolic markers to support your fitness, weight loss, or wellness goals.
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Step On
Visit Relive Health and hop on the InBody device. It’s quick, easy, and done in minutes.
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Scan In Seconds
The InBody device quickly measures body fat, muscle mass, water weight, and more, with medical-grade accuracy.
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Track Anywhere
Your results sync to your account. Track progress over time, no matter where you scan.
Treatment Areas
Our expert estheticians & medical professions treat skin on almost all areas of the body for both men & women.
Personalize your facial to address your unique concerns like:
- Fine lines & wrinkles
- Dark spots
- Elasticity & firmness
- Redness
- Hydration
- Pigmentation
- Congestion & acne
- Pore size
Improve redness, congestion, and texture in areas like:
- Back
- Booty
- Thighs
- Arms
- Neck and Décolleté
- Hands
Revitalize and exfoliate the most delicate areas of the face with two targeted treatments:
- Perk Lip
- Perk Eye
Decongest and drastically improve scalp health to support natural hair growth with Hydrafacial Keravive.
Frequently Asked Questions
To get the most accurate and reliable results from your InBody scan, a little preparation goes a long way. These simple steps help ensure your measurements reflect your true baseline, not short-term fluctuations caused by food, exercise, or hydration.
The day before your scan:
Hydrate well. Staying well-hydrated improves the accuracy of the test, especially for water distribution measurements.
On the day of your scan:
Avoid heavy exercise. Skip any workouts for 6–12 hours before your appointment, as exercise can alter hydration levels and muscle volume.
Refrain from eating 3–4 hours before. A full stomach can skew body mass and water readings, so it’s best to fast lightly beforehand.
Skip the caffeine. Caffeine can act as a diuretic and temporarily shift your body’s water balance.
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours. Alcohol can significantly impact hydration and water retention, which may distort your results.
Whenever possible, try to schedule your scan first thing in the morning before eating or drinking anything for the most consistent and clear data.
Ideally, you should avoid drinking water for about 3-4 hours prior to your scan. This is especially important if you’re aiming for a consistent comparison between multiple scans over time. However, if you’re feeling dehydrated, a small amount of water is okay, just try to keep it minimal.
For best results, treat the scan like a fasting lab test: light, rested, and hydrated from the day before, not just minutes before.
Because InBody scans rely on direct contact between your skin and the device’s electrodes, what you wear can affect the test. Here’s how to come prepared:
Wear light, comfortable clothing. Avoid bulky or layered outfits.
Remove shoes and socks. You’ll need bare feet to stand on the device’s foot electrodes.
Leave jewelry and watches behind. Metal can interfere with readings, so be ready to remove all accessories.
Skip pantyhose or compression garments. These act as a barrier between your skin and the device.
If you’re coming straight from work or the gym, feel free to bring a change of clothes for a quicker transition.
While InBody is safe for most people, there are some exceptions due to the use of bioelectrical impedance technology, which sends a very low-level current through the body.
Do not take an InBody scan if you have:
A pacemaker or implanted defibrillator
Any electronic or life-sustaining medical implant
These devices may be sensitive to electrical currents, even small ones, and scanning could interfere with their function.
If you’re pregnant or have other health concerns, it’s always a good idea to speak with your provider before scheduling your scan.