About this episode
Dr Alexandra Curran shares her journey from hospital medicine to aesthetics, and the launch of her clinic, Bespoke Longevity and Aesthetic Medicine, in 2024.
We explore what longevity medicine actually means and which services her clinic offers. We discuss the role of advanced screening, imaging, blood testing, and strength, mobility and cognitive assessments, and how the results are interpreted to build personalised treatment plans.
We also ask about the evidence for some of these services, the impact of finding 'incidentalomas', and debate the economics of investigating seemingly healthy patients.
What you'll learn
- What longevity medicine and 'Medicine 3.0' mean in practice
- How screening, imaging, blood tests and physical assessments are used
- How results translate into personalised treatment plans
- The evidence debate, including NAD
- The issue of incidentalomas in healthy patients
- Packaging and pricing longevity services
- Business lessons, delegation and avoiding burnout
Topics
- Longevity medicine
- Medicine 3.0
- Health screening
- Blood testing
- Hormones
- Peptides
- Biohacking
- Clinic growth
Full transcript
The full transcript for this episode is coming soon.