The InBody 970 is an advanced body composition analyzer that provides a detailed breakdown of muscle mass, fat mass, body water, bone mineral content, and more — all in less than a minute. It’s a non-invasive, FDA-approved tool used by medical professionals and fitness experts worldwide.

Almost anyone above the age of 18 can take the InBody scan. It is especially beneficial for people looking to monitor fat loss, muscle gain, metabolic health, or recovery progress — including athletes, patients with chronic conditions, or those on lifestyle intervention programs.

People with implanted medical devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators and pregnant women should avoid the InBody scan.

No, the InBody 970 does not use radiation. It works on bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA), which is completely safe, painless, and involves a very low electrical current that is not felt by the body.

The InBody 970 is clinically validated to be over 99% accurate compared to DEXA scans (the gold standard). It uses multi-frequency measurements and segmental analysis to deliver highly reliable, reproducible results.

For most people, a scan every 4 to 6 weeks helps track meaningful changes in body composition. However, frequency can vary based on health goals — athletes or patients under guided medical programs may benefit from more frequent scans.