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In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis
About In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis
Did you know that your weight alone tells only a fraction of your health story? At Yoyime Clinic in Dubai, our In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis uses medical-grade bioelectrical impedance analysis technology to measure body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, visceral fat, total body water, lean body mass and segmental muscle distribution in a single, painless, radiation-free scan completed in minutes. Unlike conventional scales, this comprehensive assessment reveals exactly what is changing inside your body during a weight loss programme, allowing your doctor to monitor muscle preservation, evaluate treatment effectiveness and make evidence-based adjustments to nutrition, exercise or medical therapy for consistently improving, measurable results.
Benefits of In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis
Measures Fat, Muscle And Hydration
Tracks Progress Beyond Weight
Supports Data-Guided Adjustments
Recommended for Patients

Starting Or Following Weight Loss

Monitoring Fat And Muscle

Seeking Body Composition Tracking
Step-by-Step Procedure - In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis
Booking
Schedule your In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis at Yoyime Clinic as a standalone assessment or as part of your weight management, metabolic health or wellness programme.

Pre-Assessment Preparation
To improve measurement accuracy, you will be advised to arrive well hydrated, avoid strenuous exercise for 12–24 hours beforehand, refrain from heavy meals and alcohol for several hours before the scan and remove metal accessories. Where possible, follow-up scans should be performed under similar conditions and at a similar time of day for consistent comparisons.

Body Composition Scan
The assessment is performed using medical-grade bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) technology. Standing barefoot on the analyser while holding the hand electrodes, a safe and imperceptible low-level electrical current passes through the body. Because muscle, fat and body water conduct electricity differently, the device calculates multiple body composition measurements within approximately 1–2 minutes.

Comprehensive Results Report
Your report is generated immediately and includes detailed measurements such as body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, lean body mass, visceral fat level, total body water, segmental muscle analysis and basal metabolic rate (BMR), together with reference ranges to help interpret your results.

Clinical Review
A Yoyime Clinic doctor reviews your results in the context of your medical history, weight-loss goals and overall health. The findings are used to assess body composition, identify areas requiring attention and guide personalized recommendations for nutrition, exercise or medical treatment where appropriate.

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Frequently Asked Questions
In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis
In-Clinic Body Composition Analysis at Yoyime Clinic is a medical assessment that uses bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) to evaluate your body composition. Rather than measuring weight alone, it analyses body fat, skeletal muscle, lean body mass, visceral fat and body water to provide a more comprehensive picture of your health and progress.
The analyser sends a safe, low-level electrical current through your body. Because muscle, fat and body water conduct electricity differently, the device measures electrical impedance and uses validated algorithms to calculate detailed body composition measurements within minutes.
Your report may include body weight, body fat percentage, body fat mass, skeletal muscle mass, lean body mass, visceral fat level, total body water, body mass index (BMI), segmental muscle and fat analysis and basal metabolic rate (BMR), providing a detailed overview of your body composition.
Body weight alone cannot distinguish between fat, muscle and water. At Yoyime Clinic, body composition analysis helps identify whether weight changes are coming from fat loss, muscle loss or fluid changes, allowing treatment plans to be adjusted for healthier, more sustainable outcomes.
Yes. Bioelectrical impedance analysis is non-invasive, radiation-free and painless. The electrical current used is extremely low, cannot normally be felt and is considered safe for most adults.
Yes. For the most accurate results, Yoyime Clinic recommends avoiding strenuous exercise, alcohol and heavy meals before your appointment, maintaining normal hydration and wearing light clothing. Following the same preparation before each visit also improves the reliability of progress comparisons.\", }, { id: 7, title:
The ideal frequency depends on your individual goals and treatment plan. Many patients repeat the assessment every 4–8 weeks to accurately monitor changes in body composition and evaluate long-term progress.
Yes. One of the main advantages of body composition analysis is monitoring skeletal muscle mass and lean body mass, allowing our doctor to confirm that weight loss is primarily coming from body fat while preserving metabolically important muscle.
Yes. Yoyime Clinic's Body Composition Analysis is suitable for anyone wanting a better understanding of their overall health. It can be used to assess body composition before starting an exercise programme, monitor muscle development, evaluate nutritional status or establish a baseline for long-term wellness.
Yes. After your scan, a Yoyime Clinic doctor reviews each measurement with you, explains what the results mean and discusses how they relate to your health, body composition and any weight management or wellness goals.
Yoyime Clinic combines medical-grade body composition technology with doctor-led clinical interpretation, ensuring your results are translated into meaningful insights rather than numbers alone. By tracking changes in fat, muscle and metabolic health over time, we provide objective data to support personalized, evidence-based treatment decisions.

