Medical Longevity Summit at CCR

In its fourth year at CCR, the Medical Longevity Summit was a dedicated space for healthcare professionals focused on promoting healthier, longer lives.

A growing area of interest for both practitioners and patients, the Summit explored evidence-based holistic care and wellness, and how these treatments could expand clinic offerings. With its own exhibition and theatre, the Summit showcased functional, integrative, regenerative and lifestyle-focused approaches.

Key Aims of the Summit

Educate healthcare professionals on evidence-based functional, integrative, holistic, lifestyle, and wellness treatments.

Shift the focus from treatment to prevention, supporting longer, healthier, and more fulfilling lives.

Promote the concept of healthy longevity, emphasising healthspan over lifespan in the specialty.

Where Science Meets Wellness

The Medical Longevity Summit focused on inside-out ageing, exploring how optimising metabolic health could support longer, better lives, showcased across two stages: the Future Health Forum and the Discovery Stage.

Across the Summit, attendees explored the roles of different practitioners in metabolic health optimisation, from aesthetic and longevity doctors to oncologists, endocrinologists, nutrition professionals and health coaches, as well as how to build safe, collaborative patient pathways.

Curated in collaboration with Dr Mayoni Gooneratne, founder of Human Health Professionals, in association with WIHC, the programme featured expert insights and evidence-based strategies to support female patients through integrative, regenerative and lifestyle treatments, helping clinics expand their wellness offering in this fast-growing area.

2026 Agenda

MLS Advisory Board

The Medical Longevity Summit Clinical Advisory Board brings together multidisciplinary expertise to help ensure the programme reflects the evolving science and practice of healthy longevity. Comprising Dr Mayoni Gooneratne, Dr Nasha Winters, Dr Rini Chatterjee and Romina Melwani, the board supports the Summit’s focus on evidence-based functional, integrative, regenerative and lifestyle-led care. It provides clinical perspective on topics such as metabolic health optimisation, preventative care and safe, collaborative patient pathways, helping to connect practitioners across aesthetics, longevity medicine, oncology, endocrinology, nutrition and health coaching.