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Men's Health DEXA
A DEXA scan gives men an objective read on the things that matter for long-term health — lean muscle, visceral fat, and bone density — in a single ten-minute appointment. A clear baseline you can build on, for $250 in Wayne, PA, no referral needed.
Muscle and visceral fat
For men, two of the most useful things a DEXA scan measures are lean muscle mass and visceral fat. Muscle supports strength, metabolism, and resilience over time, while visceral fat — the fat stored deep around the abdominal organs — is more closely tied to metabolic health than the fat you can see or pinch.
Neither is captured by a scale. Two men at the same weight can have very different amounts of muscle and very different visceral fat. A DEXA scan measures both directly, alongside bone density, so you see what your weight is actually made of.
Wayne DEXA provides the measurement, not a program. What the numbers mean for you, and any plan that follows, is for you and your own physician to decide. Our visceral fat measurement page goes deeper on that marker.
A baseline for longevity
Bone density matters for men too. It’s often thought of as a women’s concern, but men lose bone with age as well — and a DEXA scan captures it in the same appointment as your body composition, for a complete baseline.
Because the scan is direct-access and flat-priced at $250, it’s easy to establish a baseline and revisit it around your goals. Your report is clear and simple to share with your physician or coach.
The scan and pricing
The scan
A complete picture of your body composition
- About ten minutes, lying comfortably on a padded table while the scanner passes over you.
- No fasting, no needles, no discomfort.
- A clear, easy-to-read report explaining your results.
Pricing
$250
Single scan
One flat price. No memberships, no hidden fees. Reserve your time online — a card is required to book.
Common questions
What does a DEXA scan measure for men?
A single DEXA scan reports lean muscle mass, body fat and where it's distributed, an estimate of visceral fat, and bone density — a fuller picture of men's health than weight or BMI alone.
Why should men care about visceral fat?
Visceral fat, stored around the abdominal organs, is more closely associated with metabolic health than fat under the skin, and it can't be judged by appearance. Measuring it gives useful context beyond the scale.
Is bone density relevant for men too?
Yes. Bone loss is often thought of as a women's issue, but men lose bone density with age as well, and a DEXA scan measures it in the same appointment.
How often should I scan?
You can rescan as often as you like. If you're tracking something specific, somewhere between every three to four months and once a year is reasonable — your report includes a recommendation based on your results.
Do I need a referral, and what does it cost?
No referral is needed. A complete DEXA scan is $250, flat and cash-pay, with no membership.
A complete DEXA scan is $250 — flat, with no referral or insurance needed.
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