Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! Our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. Not to mention, we empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without relying on pain pills, injections or surgery. We look at health and your body as a whole. So, what do you wear for Fit3D Body Scanning?
What Do You Wear For Fit3D Body Scanning?
You will want to wear as little clothing as possible for the body scan. Any clothing you wear must be skin-tight for accurate measurement and assessment. Men can wear tight shorts during the scan. Similarly, women can wear tight shorts or yoga pants, as well as a sports bra or tank top. Long hair should be secured tightly in a bun on top of the head. This prevents any errors during the scan.
The accurate, visualized, and simple design of the Fit3D makes it easy to really understand your body and what it’s going through. With better understanding comes better response and action. You’ll be able to push your health, wellness, and fitness forward. Not to mention, improve your confidence too!
Simply put, the Fit3D Body Scanner takes a full body scan and assesses your body composition. The software creates a unique avatar of your body figure. It also calculates different measures, such as lean body mass, body fat %, and more.
The scanner also analyzes your posture and metabolic rates as well. Then, you receive the results directly by email. You can access them anytime you want. This allows you to take a quick look at where you’re at, and what direction you’re heading in.
Infrared HD cameras capture over 1200 images of your body. You will see every angle of yourself. You can easily measure your progress in complete privacy. For starters, the report will make sure you’re losing fat instead of hard-earned muscle. Not to mention, you will receive a detailed analysis of your posture to see what you need to work on.
Click here to learn more about using the Fit3D scanner.
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