Body Surface Area (BSA) Calculator
Calculate total Body Surface Area in m² using Mosteller, DuBois, and Haycock clinical formulas.
Average BSA
1.847 m²
Mosteller
1.845
m²
DuBois
1.848
m²
Haycock
1.847
m²
What is Body Surface Area (BSA) Calculator?
The Body Surface Area (BSA) Calculator computes total external human body surface area in square meters (m²) based on height and weight. Supporting both Metric (cm/kg) and Imperial (ft/in/lbs) units, it simultaneously calculates results across 5 recognized clinical formulas: Mosteller, DuBois & DuBois, Haycock, Gehan & George, and Boyd.
Designed for accuracy, speed, and privacy, this tool runs entirely on your local device with zero network latency.
How to Use the Body Surface Area (BSA) Calculator
- 1Select your measurement unit system (Metric: cm/kg or Imperial: ft/in/lbs).
- 2Enter your body weight and total standing height.
- 3Inspect your primary Body Surface Area in square meters (m²) based on the standard Mosteller formula.
- 4Compare calculated surface area values across the DuBois, Haycock, Gehan-George, and Boyd clinical models.
Formula & Calculation Logic
Calculates body surface area using the Mosteller formula (standard in modern clinical oncology for drug dosing) and the historical DuBois & DuBois formula (1916), Haycock pediatric formula (1978), Gehan & George (1970), and Boyd (1935).
Mosteller BSA (m²) = sqrt((Height_cm * Weight_kg) / 3600) | DuBois BSA = 0.007184 * Weight^0.425 * Height^0.725Body Surface Area (BSA) Calculator Frequently Asked Questions
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