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Track your fitness progress with the state-of-the-art technology offered by DexaFit Boston's 3D Body Scan. Same day appointments available!
3D Body Scan in Boston to track fitness progress
- Posture Analysis
Reveal imbalances in muscle symmetry and strength, flexibility, and joint mechanics. These can affect training and cause injuries
- Precise Measurements
Insights of key areas of your body, including circumferences, lengths, widths, and volumes
- Track Your Progress
Track any progress in your body's external measurements, including midsection, thighs, arms and more
What is a 3D Body Scan?
Top medical research universities use the DexaFit’s 3D scan to investigate several important areas of health, including morbidity, nutrition, and psychology.
The technology uses a special type of camera to project infrared light onto your body. This light looks like a web of dots. It's imperceptible to the human eye, but clear as day to the camera’s processor! This processor determines measurements from the displacement of the dots on your body. You might be wondering, how accurate are 3D scaners?
These measurements are so precise that there is only half an inch (max) of variance between scans.
Track your fitness progress with the state-of-the-art technology offered by DexaFit Boston's 3D Body Scan. Same day appointments available!
3D Body Scan in Boston to track fitness progress
- Posture Analysis
Reveal imbalances in muscle symmetry and strength, flexibility, and joint mechanics. These can affect training and cause injuries
- Precise Measurements
Insights of key areas of your body, including circumferences, lengths, widths, and volumes
- Track Your Progress
Track any progress in your body's external measurements, including midsection, thighs, arms and more
What is a 3D Body Scan?
Top medical research universities use the DexaFit’s 3D scan to investigate several important areas of health, including morbidity, nutrition, and psychology.
The technology uses a special type of camera to project infrared light onto your body. This light looks like a web of dots. It's imperceptible to the human eye, but clear as day to the camera’s processor! This processor determines measurements from the displacement of the dots on your body. You might be wondering, how accurate are 3D scaners?
These measurements are so precise that there is only half an inch (max) of variance between scans.