Longevity & Revitalisation
Longevity medicine has attracted a great deal of marketing and rather less measurement. The Swiss institutions in our network approach it differently: biological age is established diagnostically before treatment begins, and re-measured afterwards, so that the effect of a programme is demonstrated rather than asserted.
A typical programme combines comprehensive baseline diagnostics (genomic, metabolic, hormonal and cardiovascular) with cellular therapy, nutritional medicine and a structured follow-up interval.
What this covers
Biological Age Assessment
Genomic, metabolic and cardiovascular profiling establishing a measurable baseline.
Cellular Revitalisation Therapy
The established Swiss cellular protocols, delivered under full medical supervision.
Metabolic & Hormonal Optimisation
Individually calibrated correction of metabolic and endocrine function.
Structured Re-Assessment
Scheduled follow-up diagnostics measuring the change achieved.
Programmes typically run five to fourteen days on site, with re-assessment at six or twelve months. Expect comprehensive diagnostics on day one and a written protocol before you leave.
What to expectClinics for longevity & revitalisation
La Prairie Clinic
Cellular revitalisation on Lake Geneva since 1931, the origin institution of the field.
Calda Clinic
One patient at a time on Lake Zurich: the whole clinic and its team are yours.
Biotonus
Medically supervised detox and metabolic reset on the shore of Lake Geneva in Montreux.
Further reading
Longevity Clinics in Switzerland: What They Cost and What Is Included
Published starting prices at longevity clinics in Switzerland run from CHF 2,499 for a half-day check-up in Zurich to CHF 50,250 for a seven-day Revitalisation Premium stay at Clinique La Prairie in Montreux, read from the clinics' own websites on 22 September 2026.
Longevity Medicine: What It Is, What Works, and Switzerland's Role
Longevity medicine is preventive medicine that targets the ageing process, aiming to extend the years people live in good health through measurement, habit change and personalised treatment.
Stem Cell Therapy in Switzerland: What Is Legal and What the Evidence Shows
Stem cell therapy in Switzerland is legal in three forms: established blood stem cell transplantation, which basic insurance pays for; cell products that Swissmedic has authorised or allows within an approved clinical trial; and a patient's own minimally processed cells returned for the same function, which need no authorisation but must be notified to Swissmedic in advance unless they are used in the same operation.
Questions about longevity & revitalisation
Which Swiss clinics offer longevity & revitalisation?
In our network: La Prairie Clinic (Montreux, VD), Calda Clinic (Zurich, ZH), Biotonus (Montreux, VD). Each was personally vetted and is regularly re-reviewed.
What does a longevity & revitalisation programme include?
Biological Age Assessment, Cellular Revitalisation Therapy, Metabolic & Hormonal Optimisation, Structured Re-Assessment. Measuring biological age, then changing it: cellular therapy and metabolic medicine delivered by the institutions that established the field.
What should I expect on site?
Programmes typically run five to fourteen days on site, with re-assessment at six or twelve months. Expect comprehensive diagnostics on day one and a written protocol before you leave.
What does it cost to be matched?
Nothing. Matching and concierge support are free to patients. Partner clinics pay us the same uniform fee, so no clinic can buy a recommendation. Treatment costs are quoted by the clinic before anything is booked.
Interested in longevity & revitalisation?
Tell us your situation and we will match you to the clinic best suited to it, free, and within 24 hours.
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