# InBody 580 body composition scan

Professional InBody 580 testing in Clearwater. Measure muscle, fat, and meaningful change—then review your results with FBM.

You are here to answer five questions: Where am I now? What do these numbers mean? What should I pay attention to? What should we look for next time? When should I measure again? That review is included.

## Metrics we explain

### Skeletal muscle mass

The muscle you train and keep. Useful if you are building strength, returning from a layoff, or want to confirm that a nutrition change is protecting muscle—not just moving the scale.

### Body fat

Fat mass and body-fat percentage. Helps separate fat loss from weight loss. Your weight can stay the same while fat and muscle trade places.

### Visceral fat

Fat stored around internal organs. A metric many people never see on a bathroom scale. We explain it in context—without fear-based language—and note that this is not a medical diagnosis.

### Segmental lean

How lean mass is distributed. Athletes often use this to see left/right or upper/lower differences. Everyday clients use it to understand where they carry muscle.

### Body water

A check on hydration status. Water shifts can move scale weight overnight. Seeing water alongside muscle and fat keeps one ‘up’ day from becoming the whole story.

### Trends, not one printout

The second scan is where it gets useful. A baseline answers ‘where am I now?’ Repeat testing answers ‘what actually changed?’ That is the point of FBM.

A scan is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace care from a licensed clinician.

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