Liver fat refers to fat stored inside the liver. When levels rise, it can lead to fatty liver disease and metabolic disorders. Healthy liver fat levels keep energy balance and organ function intact. Visceral fat surrounds internal organs like the heart, liver, and intestines. Excess visceral fat is harmful, driving diabetes, heart disease, and inflammation.
Liver Fat Percentage – Quantifies fat stored in the liver, detecting early fatty liver changes. Visceral Fat Volume – Measures total harmful fat around organs. Visceral to Subcutaneous Fat Ratio – Compares deep fat to surface fat, highlighting metabolic risk. Fat Distribution Patterns – Shows how fat is spread across organs and regions for precise risk assessment.
