Department overview
The Anti-Aging Medical Center is organised around two pillars—immunosenescence and vascular ageing—with dedicated teams providing testing, medical assessment, individualised intervention and longer-term reassessment.
Main clinical scope
These areas provide a concise overview. Individual suitability requires clinical assessment.
- Immune-function assessment
- Vascular-ageing assessment
- Inflammation and metabolic health
- Nutrition and lifestyle
- TCM constitution-based care
- Long-term health follow-up
Clinical programmes
Principal disease areas, subspecialties and continuous-care services described in the department profile.
Immune-ageing assessment
The profile describes T/NK-cell subsets, inflammatory biomarkers, telomere length and senescent-cell burden.
Vascular-ageing assessment
Evaluation considers endothelial function, atherosclerotic risk, blood pressure, lipids and microcirculation.
Autologous immune-cell reinfusion
Listed by the center as a featured service; indication, risk, regulatory conditions and actual availability require case-specific confirmation.
Anti-inflammatory intravenous support
Anti-inflammatory and nutritional support may be considered after medical assessment; composition, risk and suitability are determined clinically.
Mitochondrial and immunohormonal regulation
Assessment and support focus on energy metabolism, fatigue and neuro-endocrine-immune balance.
Hyperthermia and ozone therapy
The center describes local or whole-body hyperthermia and medical ozone; each requires medical indication and risk assessment.
Individualised TCM care
Herbal and integrative support is selected through constitution and symptom assessment, with interval reassessment.
Featured services and technology
Dual immune and vascular framework
Assessment and follow-up are organised around immune-cell function, chronic inflammation and vascular endothelium.
Four-dimensional immune-ageing assessment
Immune-cell subsets, inflammatory biomarkers, telomere information and senescent-cell burden are reviewed together.
Individualised multimodal combinations
Cellular, intravenous, physical and TCM options are not assumed as a fixed package; the medical team evaluates each component.
Assessment, intervention and reassessment
Initial testing, plan development, interval review and longer-term tracking form the management pathway.
How the department is organised
Assessment and follow-up are organised around immune and vascular ageing.
Initial evaluation, plan development, interval review and long-term tracking form a closed loop.
No fixed programme is assumed; the medical team assesses options according to test results and individual circumstances.
This page introduces service directions and does not provide a diagnosis, treatment recommendation or outcome guarantee. Acceptance, clinical indication, technology availability, risk, fees and specialist schedules are confirmed by Clifford Hospital for each case.