The goal of longevity medicine is to improve your health span rather than just add on years. In this space, treatments can mean everything from biological age testing to biotech-style interventions and skin-focused options you can document over time. Because programs vary widely, it helps to know the most common treatments and what a given clinic actually offers.
At PHASE Plastic Surgery & Longevity, our treatment options combine biological age measurement with a biotech-leaning set of interventions and skin-focused options. Our team of plastic surgeons and aesthetic practitioners can discuss the solutions that may work best for you and answer any questions you have if you are asking yourself, “What treatments are used in longevity medicine?”
Biological Age Measurement and Baselines
Most longevity therapy programs start by establishing baselines you can repeat and that clinicians can use to determine your best treatment course. That may include advanced blood work, metabolic markers, and tools that estimate biological age, such as epigenetic and Glycan age tests. Many clinics also use standardized photography or AI-based skin analysis to create a measurable starting point for appearance-related goals.
We use this same measurement-first mindset, including the blood-based TruDiagnostic epigenetic age test and photo-based Haut.ai skin-age analysis, so your plan begins with objective reference points.
What Is Therapeutic Plasma Exchange?
Therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) is one of the more advanced anti-aging medicine interventions used. It circulates blood through a machine that separates plasma and replaces it with a protein-based solution while returning your blood cells. The proprietary longevity protocol developed by Seattle-based Circulate.health uses TPE as a way to reduce certain factors associated with aging biology, which is why careful screening and monitoring matter.
It is the only interventional procedure proven in a prospective randomized clinical trial to reverse epigenetic markers of biological age. We offer the Circulate TPE protocol with state-of-the art equipment and highly experienced professionals performing the procedure for maximum safety and comfort.
Prescription Pathways, Peptides, and Hormone Support
Longevity medicine clinicians use prescription options as part of treatment when appropriate, particularly for metabolic or aging-related pathways. Medications, such as metformin or rapamycin, require careful screening, medical oversight, and monitoring. Certain treatments may also use peptide protocols to target specific signaling pathways related to recovery and tissue support, such as growth hormone–releasing factors or Body Protection Compound (BPC)-type peptides. Clinicians can also include hormone replacement support when laboratory results and symptoms indicate a meaningful deficiency.
At PHASE Plastic Surgery & Longevity, we may incorporate prescriptions, peptides, and hormone strategies when appropriate.
Skin-Focused Longevity Treatments
Age reversal medicine often incorporates therapies designed to give you a more youthful appearance alongside internal metrics. We offer microneedling with exosomes as a core option for skin rejuvenation and collagen support, typically planned as a series rather than a one-time visit. We also provide neuromodulators, such as Botox, to soften dynamic lines while preserving natural movement, and some treatments incorporate science-forward skincare lines such as OneSkin, with a peptide proven to make skin biologically younger.
Call Us Today To Learn About Your Anti-Aging Medicine Treatment Options
The right longevity treatment option for you depends on your goals, your baselines, and what you can monitor responsibly. A consultation can clarify what to do first, what to measure, and when to reassess your options.
At PHASE Plastic Surgery & Longevity, we can explain testing and treatment choices and arrange a conservative plan with defined checkpoints. Contact us today to schedule an appointment if you have been asking yourself, “What treatments are used in longevity medicine?”
