Wearing nothing but underpants, I’m standing in front of a dozen or so high-res cameras in a SoHo basement.
A woman’s voice rings out above me: “A bright light will shine for a few moments. Please close your eyes.”
I’m at the brand new Neko Health on Lafayette Street, where the machine (and a doctor) will analyze my skin to flag anything of concern. And that’s just one of the tests.
For $499, the Swedish company provides information on your skin, body composition, visceral fat, circulation and heart health. Single tests that look at some of these, like MRI and DEXA, can run several hundred to several thousand dollars each without insurance.
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