DEXA scans in Southlake

Southlake's DEXA options are listed on this page, each with its address and phone, whether you're near Southlake Town Square on the FM 1709 corridor or out by the SH 114 interchange. Call a clinic directly, or text/call Dexascans.com at (786) 420-6630 and we'll match you with the right scanner and appointment time.

Prices are set by each clinic, not by Dexascans.com. Cash-pay DEXA in the Southlake area typically runs $99-$250 depending on whether you want body composition, bone density, or both. Many clinics accept HSA and FSA cards, and clinic self-pay rates typically come in well under what hospital imaging departments charge for a comparable scan.

Not for body composition, book that directly, no physician involved. Bone density is different only when insurance enters the picture: plans generally require an order from your doctor, such as one affiliated with Texas Health or Methodist Southlake Medical Center, before covering an osteoporosis screening. Paying out of pocket for bone density? No referral needed there either.

For bone density, often yes, when a physician documents medical necessity, most plans cover osteoporosis screening. Body composition scans are wellness services, so they're almost always self-pay; the upside is that clinics publish their own cash rates, typically $99-$250, and most take HSA/FSA. Bring your insurance details when you book and we'll tell you which path applies to your scan.

Yes. The X-ray dose is extremely low, roughly one-tenth of a chest X-ray, comparable to a few hours of natural background radiation. Nothing touches you, nothing is injected, and you simply lie still on an open table for 10-15 minutes. That low dose is why athletes safely repeat DEXA scans several times a year.

Four things in one pass: total body fat percentage, lean muscle mass broken out by arms, legs, and trunk, visceral fat around the organs, and bone mineral density. For a Dragons lineman adding offseason muscle or a Timarron resident tracking a recomposition goal, it's a complete structural snapshot from a single scan.

Block out about half an hour. Check-in is quick, the scan itself runs 10-15 minutes, and there's no recovery time. You can head straight back to the office or the school pickup line. Your full report, including charts and T-scores where applicable, arrives within a day or two at most clinics.

Considerably. InBody and similar BIA devices estimate composition from an electrical signal, and their readings can swing 5-8% with hydration, food, and workout timing. DEXA images tissue directly with X-ray and holds accuracy to about ±1-2% regardless of what you ate or how hard you trained that morning. It's the reference method BIA devices are graded against.

The listings on this page show each clinic's address, so you can see which is closest to Town Square, whose brick streets sit on E. Southlake Blvd., or to the east side near SH 114 and the Grapevine line. Call a clinic directly or text (786) 420-6630 to book.

Because this city competes. Carroll ISD athletes preparing for the next season, cyclists and trail runners heading for Bob Jones Park and Grapevine Lake's North Shore Trail, and golfers working on rotational strength all use DEXA to verify that training changed the right tissue (muscle up, fat down, bones strong) instead of guessing from body weight.