Brain MRI in Dallas-Fort Worth

An MRI of your brain, with no radiation, and 3 clinics in Dallas-Fort Worth that list it.

Time: One scan Lying still in the scanner
What you do: Lie still in an MRI It is loud; ear protection helps
You get: Brain images and a report Sometimes volume measurements

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A brain MRI uses a strong magnet and radio waves, with no radiation, to take detailed pictures of your brain. You lie still inside the scanner, which is noisy, and some clinics add software that measures the size of brain regions against people your age.

In someone without symptoms, it records a baseline so a later scan has something to be compared with. Measuring brain volume in healthy adults is an emerging use, and a scan can turn up incidental findings that need follow-up. Brain MRI with volumetric analysis is offered under brands like NeuroQuant.

Showing 3 clinics that list brain MRI in Dallas-Fort Worth

CT early-detection imaging center where a scan under five minutes gives a coronary calcium score and chest, abdomen and pelvis screening, with physician consultation.

Advanced Body Scan, Dallas / Plano

Plano, on West 15th Street

Heart & circulationWhole-body baselineBrain & cognition

Advanced Body Scan's Dallas-Fort Worth site is a CT early-detection imaging center in Plano. A CT scan of under five minutes delivers a coronary artery calcium score and screening across chest, abdomen and pelvis, followed by a report and a physician consultation to take to your own doctor. Scans are paid per scan, with multi-scan packages usable over up to ten years. People come here for heart screening. Led by Dr. Dean Yarbro, MD, Dr. Keith Lewis, MD, Dr. Ramy Mankarious, MD.

Tests & services

Comprehensive biomarker panel Coronary calcium score Brain MRI with volumetrics Carotid ultrasound +6 more

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Concierge preventive and functional medicine practice founded in 1992, running two programs including a Platinum year capped at 75 clients, joined by referral.

LifeSpan Medicine

Dallas

Advanced diagnostics & emerging careBrain & cognitionGut & digestive health

LifeSpan Medicine's Dallas office is part of the concierge practice Dr. Chris Renna founded in 1992. The practice runs two programs: a Comprehensive Concierge evaluation and a Platinum year capped at 75 clients, joined by referral. Platinum diagnostics include functional brain MRI and cognitive-risk panels, with a Regenokine joint and spine arm. People come here for brain health, gut health, and emerging care. Led by Dr. Chris Renna, DO, Alison Levitt, MD, Dr. Olivia Lesslar, MD and 4 more.

Tests & services

Brain MRI with volumetrics Gut microbiome testing IV vitamin therapy PRP injections

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National longevity membership center offering full-body and brain MRI, coronary CT angiography and whole genome sequencing as annual diagnostics, with restorative therapeutics.

Fountain Life Dallas

Grandscape, The Colony

Whole-body baselineAdvanced diagnostics & emerging careStrength, fitness & body composition

Fountain Life's Dallas-area centre sits in The Colony, on the Grandscape corridor north of the city, and sells an annual membership rather than single visits. The published evaluation is specific: full-body and brain MRI with AI, coronary CT angiography, low-dose lung CT, whole genome sequencing, DEXA, a 100-plus marker blood panel, epigenetic biological age and VO2 max. Members choose CORE, APEX or APEX Family. Led by William Kapp, MD, Dawn Mussallem, DO, Peter Diamandis, MD and 1 more.

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Biological age testing Comprehensive biomarker panel Continuous glucose monitoring DEXA scan +18 more

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Brain MRI: common questions

Which clinics in Dallas-Fort Worth list brain MRI?

3 in our Dallas-Fort Worth guide: Advanced Body Scan, Dallas / Plano, LifeSpan Medicine and Fountain Life Dallas.

Who cannot have an MRI?

Tell the clinic about any implanted device or metal in your body, since the magnet can affect them. Some people with these can still be scanned safely.

What is an incidental finding?

Something the scan shows that nobody was looking for. Most turn out to be harmless, but some lead to more tests.

Sources: ACR and RSNA, RadiologyInfo: MRI of the Brain; American College of Radiology: Incidental Findings