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Body scans are now part of the longevity conversation, but the category can be confusing. Some scans are medical tools. They are usually recommended to answer a specific question: a symptom, abnormal result, risk factor, treatment decision or reason to look closely at one part of the body. Others are wellness scans. These are often booked proactively by people who want prevention, reassurance, longevity tracking or a broader view of their health. The key is context. Before booking, ask: what is this scan good at finding, what could it miss, who reads the result, and what happens if something unexpected appears? Follow @tatlerlimitless for clearer navigation on living better and longer.