Lesser-Known Secrets To Staying Young

Regenosis has lofty ambitions of halting even reversing - ageing with cutting-edge medical science. Chief scientific officer Brian Kennedy tells us more.

-  Joel Chua

IMAGINE A WORLD without ageing: graceful bodies embalmed in the flower of youth, bursting with vitality, buoyant with meaning and joy. While this utopian fantasy might seem lifted from the pages of a science-fiction novel, it is in fact an increasingly feasible trajectory. According to Brian Kennedy, chief scientific officer at Regenosis and director of the Centre for Healthy Longevity, ageing is modifiable - a relatively modest term for an otherwise lofty ambition to halt, even reverse, ageing.

One of the first geroscience clinics and research companies in Singapore, Regenosis - founded by businessman Dato Shaun Lim and Teo Cheng Peng, co-founder of StemCord - lies at the forefront of cutting-edge stem cell therapy and research. Its aim is to innovate and reform the way age-related diseases are viewed and treated in the world.

Its state-of-the-art facility in Johor, Malaysia, - the first geroscience centre in Asia - offers a comprehensive range of personalised treatment programmes, procedures and therapies (from bodily screenings to dermal rejuvenation treatments), replete with personal medical concierge services and private treatment suites for individuals and families.