A Harrisdale recovery room with ice baths, a traditional sauna, compression boots, red light and massage guns, plus body composition scanning for anyone tracking the numbers. Stretching classes run alongside.
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Body composition scan in Perth
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Body composition scan in Perth — listings
Body composition scanning and aerobic capacity testing on Hay Street, one of six rooms this business runs across the metro. Appointments are for the scan itself rather than a consultation.
A Wellington Street testing clinic built around measurement rather than treatment: body composition, aerobic capacity, blood biomarkers, DNA and gut microbiome, with a biological age figure drawn from the results.
A Shenton Park studio combining coached swimming and cycling with a gym floor, and body composition scanning for members who want the numbers behind the training.
A Lathlain clinic that runs a testing menu alongside its practitioners — body composition, aerobic capacity, blood lactate, strength and power, gait — with physiotherapy, exercise physiology and podiatry in the same building.
$70 / session
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How biohacking & human optimisation is taught in Perth
This is the newest corner of Perth wellness and the least standardised, which shows in what things cost.
Most of what sits here is measurement plus a protocol — testing of some kind, then a plan built on it — combined with the recovery equipment that turns up in the Spa and Recovery pages as well. Sauna, cold exposure, red light and compression appear in both places because the same studios sell them to two different audiences. What is particular to this page is the tracking: baseline testing, repeat testing, and someone reading the results with you.
On practicalities: ask what is actually measured and how often before paying for a package, and ask what happens to the data afterwards. Prices vary more here than anywhere else in the directory for what looks like the same session, so it is worth ringing two places.
Related: red light therapy, ice baths, infrared sauna, compression therapy, and exercise physiology.
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