InBody InBody 570
Body composition · Bioimpedance body composition analyzer
What it's actually cleared for: Bioelectrical impedance body-composition analyzer (covers 770/570/S10/H20)
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Bottom line
The intake workhorse of the medspa and wellness world — a 45-second, no-undressing body composition scan that turns a consult into a baseline and a baseline into a package. In the GLP-1 era it's gone from nice-to-have to near-mandatory: weight-loss programs need muscle-mass tracking to manage lean-loss concerns, and the InBody printout is the retention document that keeps patients on protocol. Around $11k-13.5k new (refurbs $8k-9.5k, leases ~$250-350/month), it's the rare device that pays for itself in conversions rather than sessions. The 580 has superseded it, which means 570 deals are out there.
Overview
Common medspa/wellness intake device
How it works
The science
Multi-frequency bioimpedance is well-validated for tracking within-person change — exactly how a clinic uses it; InBody's 8-point segmental method correlates respectably with DEXA in published comparisons. Honest limits: absolute body-fat numbers can drift several points from DEXA, and hydration, meals, and workouts move results — standardize scan conditions. Real clinical value is trend lines, not single readings. Among the most defensible measurement tools in the industry.
Patented tech
Direct segmental multi-frequency BIA (DSM-BIA) with patented 8-point tactile electrodes including thumb contacts — measuring each limb and trunk directly at three frequencies with no age/gender statistical corrections baked into output.
Origin
Seoul, South Korea (InBody Co.); US operations in Cerritos, California.
FDA & regulatory status
What it's actually cleared for:
Bioelectrical impedance body-composition analyzer (covers 770/570/S10/H20)
510(k) numbers
K123228
Regulatory data is compiled from public FDA 510(k) records and may lag recent clearances. Always confirm status with the manufacturer before purchase.
Treatment economics
What practices charge
Standalone scans $25-50 with review, but almost nobody should sell them that way — the standard play is a free scan in every consult, scans bundled into GLP-1 program fees ($300-600/month programs), and monthly re-scans built into memberships as the retention ritual. The scan is the sales tool; the program is the revenue.
Consumables & recurring cost
Result-sheet paper and electrode wipes — trivial. The optional LookinBody cloud software subscription for trend tracking and patient app access is the only recurring cost worth budgeting.
Ideal for
Best-fit practice
Any practice selling programs rather than one-off services: medical weight loss, hormone clinics, body-contouring medspas needing before/afters in numbers, gyms with coaching upsells. If you prescribe GLP-1s and don't own one, your competitors thank you.
Compliance
Medical director & delegation
None required to operate — front-desk staff run scans after an hour of training; interpretation inside a medical weight-loss program sits with your existing provider structure.
Contraindications & screening
Labeling advises against use with implanted electronic devices (pacemakers, defibrillators) and during pregnancy — screen at booking; the current is imperceptible but the precaution is standard.
Ownership
Warranty & service
One-year warranty with extended plans; InBody USA runs a real service and calibration operation with loaner support generally available — genuinely good support reputation for this space.
Resale & used market
Strong — InBody units hold value stubbornly; used 570s still trade at $6k-9k years after purchase, and the brand name moves them fast.
Chains using this device
No confirmed chain deployments recorded yet.
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History
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August 5, 2026
Warranty & service
One-year warranty with extended plans; InBody USA runs a real service and calibration operation with loaner support generally available — genuinely good support reputation for this space.
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August 1, 2026
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Added to The Aesthetic Index — August 2026
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