SECA Body Composition Scans: See Beyond the Scale
Your weight tells only part of your story. Discover a more complete picture of your body with SECA Body Composition Scans, now offered at Restore Osteopathic Medicine in Aurora, Colorado.
Get meaningful insight into muscle mass, body fat, visceral fat, and overall body composition to support more informed conversations about your health and wellness goals.
Just a Number.
A clearer view of your body's composition
SECA Scans Are Now Available
Whether you're beginning your care at Restore or have been visiting us for years, we're excited to introduce body composition scanning as another way to better understand your health.
Part of Your New Patient Visit
SECA Body Composition Scans will be offered as part of new patient visits at Restore Osteopathic Medicine, adding helpful body composition insights to your individualized care experience.
Complimentary Baseline Scans for Established Patients
Already a Restore patient? Throughout November 2026, established patients are being offered a complimentary baseline SECA Body Composition Scan to better understand their current body composition.
Offer period: November 1–30, 2026. Contact our team for scheduling details.
What Can a SECA Body Composition Scan Tell You?
Body composition analysis helps show what makes up your body, beyond your weight alone. Your scan may provide insight into several important measurements, including:
Muscle Mass
Understand your estimated skeletal muscle mass, an important part of strength, mobility, and physical function.
Body Fat
Learn more about the amount and proportion of body fat, providing context that body weight alone cannot offer.
Visceral Fat
Gain insight into estimated fat around internal abdominal organs, an important consideration in metabolic health.
Overall Composition
See how different components of body weight contribute to your overall profile and help inform wellness conversations.
Available measurements and reporting depend on the SECA device, assessment protocol, and clinical interpretation.
How Does SECA Body Composition Analysis Work?
SECA medical body composition analyzers use a technology called bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). During a BIA assessment, a small, controlled electrical signal is used to evaluate how electrical current moves through different body tissues.
Because tissues differ in their electrical properties, the analyzer can use these measurements and validated calculations to estimate components of your body composition.
Unlike weight alone, this assessment can help provide a more detailed starting point for understanding your body's makeup and discussing changes over time.
What to Expect
- Check InYour care team will determine whether body composition scanning is appropriate for you.
- Complete Your ScanA SECA analyzer gathers body composition measurements using bioelectrical impedance technology.
- Understand Your ResultsYour measurements can provide a baseline for discussing your health, goals, and future changes with your provider.
The assessment process and any preparation instructions will be confirmed by the Restore team.
More Context. More Meaningful Conversations.
Body composition is one part of the bigger picture. Your health history, lifestyle, physical function, nutrition, and individual goals still matter.
At Restore, scan findings can be considered alongside your broader clinical evaluation rather than interpreted as a stand-alone diagnosis.
A More Personalized View of Wellness
Two people with the same weight can have very different body compositions. Looking beyond a single number may help provide additional context for the care decisions you make with your provider.
- Establish a starting point for understanding your body composition.
- Have more informed conversations about muscle health and metabolic wellness.
- Put weight changes in context by considering both fat and muscle.
- Use repeat measurements, when appropriate, to discuss trends over time.
Questions About SECA Scans
Is a body composition scan the same as weighing myself?
No. A scale measures your total body weight. A SECA body composition assessment uses bioelectrical impedance analysis to estimate components of that weight, such as muscle mass and body fat.
What is visceral fat?
Visceral fat is fat located deep within the abdomen around internal organs. Estimates of visceral fat can add context to discussions about metabolic health, but no single result establishes a diagnosis.
Are SECA scans available to new patients?
Yes. Restore Osteopathic Medicine has announced that SECA Body Composition Scans will be offered as part of new patient visits.
Is the baseline scan free for existing patients?
Restore is offering complimentary baseline SECA Body Composition Scans to established patients throughout November 2026. Contact the practice for scheduling details.
Can everyone receive a SECA body composition scan?
Not necessarily. Bioelectrical impedance measurements may be inappropriate for some patients, including those with certain implanted electronic medical devices. Patients who are pregnant or have certain heart rhythm conditions should discuss suitability with their physician before testing. Please tell the Restore team about any relevant medical devices or conditions.
Can this scan diagnose a medical condition?
A body composition scan provides estimates that may support a broader clinical evaluation. It is not, by itself, a diagnosis or a replacement for your provider's medical assessment.
Get to Know Your Body Better
Discover the value of a clearer body composition baseline. Contact Restore Osteopathic Medicine to ask about SECA scanning during your visit or the November 2026 complimentary baseline offer for established patients.
Restore Osteopathic Medicine · Aurora, Colorado