INBODY SCAN DUBLIN

It's a quick and non-invasive body composition analysis. In just 30–60 seconds, it gives you a detailed breakdown of your body — things like muscle mass, fat percentage, water retention, and more.

Nope, not at all! Unlike a regular scale, it tells you what your weight is made of — how much of it is muscle, fat, water, etc. That’s way more helpful if you're trying to track fitness or health changes.

Absolutely! It’s a great way to track progress — especially if you're working on fitness goals, weight management, or just curious about your health. Many people scan monthly or every few weeks.

Most people can, yes. But it’s not recommended for people with pacemakers or other implanted electronic medical devices, and pregnant individuals should avoid it too.

Light clothing is best, and you’ll need to remove socks and shoes. If you’re wearing a lot of accessories or metal, you’ll be asked to remove those too.

It gives you a full picture of your body beyond just weight. You can spot imbalances, track muscle gain or fat loss, and set realistic goals based on your actual data — not just the number on the scale.