Doctor-led longevity clinic for busy professionals and executives. We measure what matters, build a plan around your goals and stay with you, online across the UK.
GMC-registered doctors · Care delivered through a CQC-registered clinical platform
Illustrative example, not a real patient. Individual results vary; a change in a biological age estimate over 12 weeks is not proof of slower ageing.
Everything starts with understanding you. Then we turn what we learn into a plan you can follow, and help you stick with it.
We first get to know your current health, lifestyle and goals, using a video consultation, detailed questionnaires and biomarker testing, together with data you already track, such as grip strength, one-rep max and heart rate variability.
Bringing all of this together, your doctor writes a personalised action plan built around your specific goals, so you know exactly what to do and can follow it in an evidence-based way.
Change is hard, especially with a busy life. When you are struggling, your doctor uses coaching techniques to help you build lasting habits, and adjusts the plan as your life changes.
Repeat testing shows what has changed in your own data. If something is not working, the plan changes.
Every service is led by a GMC-registered GP and priced up front. Aeterna Live and every Focus Programme include a general blood panel, and additional blood tests can be added for an extra charge.
Tested at the start and re-tested over time. Individual results vary.
Read about our testsLongevity medicine moves fast and promises a lot. We start with a careful private health assessment and add only what the evidence supports for you, whether your goal is more energy, clearer thinking, a healthier weight or lower long-term risk.
To help you perform well today and stay healthy, independent and capable for decades to come, through careful medicine, sensible testing and lasting behaviour change.
Three GMC-registered NHS GPs who share one evidence-based approach, discuss cases together and bring their combined experience to your care.
Metabolic & Longevity DoctorDr Lwin is a GP with a diploma in lifestyle medicine and coaching, and nearly two decades of clinical experience. She helps adults improve energy, sleep, brain fog and weight, and reduce risks such as raised cholesterol, pre-diabetes and fatty liver. Her special interests are metabolic health, sleep and inflammaging.
Skin & Functional Medicine DoctorDr Nadia is a GP with a special interest in dermatology and functional medicine, with 10 years' medical experience. She looks beyond the skin, combining skin assessment with gut health, nutrition, sleep and stress to help women build healthier skin for the long term.
Longevity & Performance DoctorDr Vepa is a London GP with a special interest in longevity and performance, and a decade of medical experience. As a certified coach and published researcher, he uses advanced biomarker testing and a personalised plan to help men stay sharp at work and strong at home, so they can perform in their prime for longer.
Plain answers to the questions we are asked most about longevity care, tests and prices.
A longevity doctor is a doctor who focuses on preventing illness and keeping you healthy, strong and independent for longer. At Aeterna Health, that means a detailed assessment, tests chosen for a reason, a personalised plan across nutrition, fitness, sleep, mental wellbeing, relationships and avoiding harm, and regular reviews with the same GP.
Aeterna Live, our lifestyle medicine 360° assessment, includes two 45-minute consultations (90 minutes in total), usually over 4 to 6 weeks. The first is spent understanding you: your history, your goals and what your lifestyle is really like. A general blood panel (cholesterol profile, HbA1c, liver and kidney function, hs-CRP (inflammation), ferritin, vitamin D and vitamin B12) follows, and the second consultation goes through your results and agrees a personalised action plan with you. Your doctor may also recommend further blood tests, a biological age test or physical performance testing, which are priced separately and explained before you decide.
An Initial Consultation (30 minutes) costs £175. Aeterna Live, our lifestyle medicine 360° assessment with two 45-minute consultations, a general blood panel and a written plan, costs £499. Three-month Focus Programmes (Aeterna Radiant, Aeterna Prevent and Aeterna Perform) cost £2,495 for ten 45-minute consultations (7.5 hours in total), including the general blood panel, and Continuum costs £245 a month for one 45-minute consultation a month. Tests are charged separately and always quoted in advance. Payments can be split into instalments through Stripe.
Aeterna Health was founded by three GMC-registered GPs: Dr Lwin Mar Than (metabolic health and longevity), Dr Nadia Abuhussein (skin and functional medicine) and Dr Abhinav Vepa (longevity and performance). Each leads their own pathway and all three practise in the NHS.
No. You can join directly. With your consent, we share relevant findings with your NHS GP.
No. Aeterna Health works alongside your NHS care. We are not an urgent or emergency service: for urgent advice call NHS 111, and in an emergency call 999.
A biological age test gives a useful estimate, not an exact age. These tests read ageing-related markers in your blood, such as patterns on your DNA or signs of long-term inflammation; different tests can give different answers, and small changes between tests may be normal variation. We use them for insight and judge progress mainly on established markers such as ApoB, HbA1c, blood pressure, fitness and body composition. Read more about biological age tests.
Yes. Aeterna Health was built for busy professionals, founders and executives, mostly aged 35 to 65, who want to protect their energy, focus and long-term health without taking time out for clinic visits. Consultations are online, plans are designed around a demanding working week, and you see the same GP each time.
Often, yes. Fatigue, brain fog and bloating are common and usually have more than one cause, such as poor sleep, stress, diet, gut health, low iron or vitamin B12, thyroid problems or blood sugar changes. Your Aeterna doctor takes a full history, arranges the blood tests that are relevant and builds a lifestyle medicine plan to address the likely causes. Symptoms such as weight loss you cannot explain, blood in your stool or a persistent change in bowel habit should be checked promptly by your NHS GP.
Aeterna Health is a UK longevity clinic run by NHS GPs, serving patients in London and across the UK. Consultations take place by secure video, so you can see a longevity doctor around your working day without travelling to a clinic, and blood tests can often be collected at home.
A typical executive health check is a one-off screen with a report. Aeterna Live gives you two 45-minute consultations with a GP: the first to understand your history, goals and lifestyle, and the second to go through your general blood panel results and agree a personalised action plan. You can then continue with a three-month Focus Programme or Continuum, with the same doctor measuring your progress.
Yes. On a Focus Programme you can send your doctor one short, non-urgent question a week, and on Continuum one a month. Your doctor replies by voice note or written message within 2 working days on a Focus Programme, or within 4 working days on Continuum. Messages are for quick lifestyle advice, such as a breakfast idea, a sleep tip or adapting your plan while travelling, not for new symptoms, test results or medicines, which need a consultation. If a question is not suitable for messaging, your doctor will say so and it will not count as your question. For urgent advice call NHS 111, and in an emergency call 999. See what to ask.
Yes. Payments for any Aeterna Health service can be split into instalments through Stripe, our secure payment provider. The options available to you are shown at checkout.
Yes. All consultations take place by video, so adults anywhere in the UK can see an Aeterna Health doctor without travelling.
Corporate health assessments for executives and senior teams, with employer billing, an anonymised team health report and an optional workplace talk on energy, focus, performance and longevity.
We are opening soon. Join the waiting list and we will contact you when bookings open, along with dates for our free monthly webinar.
Start with a single question, or go further with a private longevity assessment and a three-month focus programme that uses lifestyle medicine to help you look your best, reduce your risk of disease or perform at your best. Every price is published, and payments can be split through Stripe. Aeterna Live and every Focus Programme include a general blood panel, and additional blood tests can be added for an extra charge.
£175
30 minutes · one consultation
Expert advice on the one question that matters most to you right now, or help choosing the right next step.
Join the waiting listLifestyle medicine 360° assessment
£499
Two 45-minute consultations (90 minutes) · 4–6 weeks · general blood panel included
Your first consultation covers your history, goals and lifestyle. After your general blood panel, your second goes through your results and agrees a personalised action plan.
Join the waiting list£2,495
Three months · ten 45-minute consultations (7.5 hours) · general blood panel included
Three months of focused support with your doctor alongside you, plus a non-urgent message to your doctor once a week for quick advice. Choose Aeterna Radiant, Aeterna Prevent or Aeterna Perform.
Compare the three focuses£245/month
One 45-minute consultation a month · three-month minimum
Monthly reviews for accountability and support once your plan is in place, after the Aeterna Live or a Focus Programme.
Join the waiting listGeneral blood panel, included in Aeterna Live and all Focus Programmes: Cholesterol profile, HbA1c, liver and kidney function, hs-CRP (inflammation), ferritin, vitamin D and vitamin B12. Additional blood tests can be added for an extra charge, and your doctor will explain what each one is for and its price before you decide. See the full list of blood tests →
Spread the cost: payments for any service can be split into instalments through Stripe, our secure payment provider. Your instalment options are shown at checkout.
| Feature | Initial Consultation£175 | Aeterna Live£499 | Focus Programme£2,495 | Continuum£245/month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time with your doctor | 30 minutes | 90 minutes: two 45-minute consultations | 7.5 hours: ten 45-minute consultations | 45 minutes a month |
| Consultations | 1 | 2 | 10 × 45 minutes | 1 × 45 minutes a month |
| Length | Single appointment | 4–6 weeks | 3 months | Monthly, three-month minimum |
| Expert advice on one concern | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full history, risk review and goal-setting | — | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Personalised written plan | Short summary | Full plan | Plan, updated at the midpoint and at month 3 | Written update after each review |
| Review of your progress | — | Results and action-plan consultation | Regular reviews across three months | Monthly reviews |
| Progress tracked against your baseline | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Choice of focus | — | — | Aeterna Radiant, Prevent or Perform | Continues your focus |
| Non-urgent message to your doctorWhat to ask | — | — | Once a week, for quick advice · reply within 2 working days | One a month · reply within 4 working days |
| General blood panelSee full list | — | ✓ IncludedCholesterol profile, HbA1c, liver and kidney function, hs-CRP, ferritin, vitamin D and B12 | ✓ Included | Quoted separately |
| Further tests | Quoted separately | Quoted separately | Quoted separately | Quoted separately |
| Split payments through Stripe | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Best for | A single question, or deciding where to start | Understanding your health and getting a plan | Lasting change with your doctor alongside you | Staying on track after a programme |
On a phone, swipe the table sideways to see every service.
All three focus programmes use lifestyle medicine and share the same structure: ten 45-minute consultations (7.5 hours) over three months, including an in-depth assessment, regular reviews, a midpoint review and a closing review at month 3. Between appointments you can send your doctor one short, non-urgent question a week for quick lifestyle advice, answered by voice note or written message within 2 working days (see what to ask). Only the focus changes, and you are matched with the Aeterna doctor best placed to deliver it.
Lifestyle medicine to help you look and feel your best
How you look reflects how you live. Aeterna Radiant uses lifestyle medicine to support healthy skin, hair and a vibrant appearance from the inside out, working on the sleep, nutrition, stress, movement and hormonal changes that show on the outside, alongside an evidence-based skincare routine.
Lifestyle medicine to reduce your risk factors for disease
Many long-term conditions, such as heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes, build up quietly over years. Aeterna Prevent uses lifestyle medicine to bring down your risk factors, including blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, weight and liver health, with medical weight management where clinically appropriate.
Lifestyle medicine to boost cognitive and physical performance
For high-functioning professionals, founders and executives with demanding work and personal lives. If fatigue, brain fog, bloating, poor sleep or stress are getting in the way, Aeterna Perform uses lifestyle medicine to find the likely causes, restore your energy, sharpen your focus and build the strength and fitness that keep you performing at work and at home.
On a Focus Programme you can send your doctor one short, non-urgent question each week (on Continuum, one a month) through our secure platform. Your doctor replies by voice note or written message within 2 working days on a Focus Programme, or within 4 working days on Continuum. Messages are for quick lifestyle advice that can be answered in a couple of minutes, not for assessment or diagnosis.
If a question is not suitable for messaging, your doctor will tell you and suggest the right next step, such as booking a consultation. It will not count as your question for that week.
What is not included. Aeterna Live and all Focus Programmes include the general blood panel. Other laboratory tests, collection fees, prescriptions, medicines, supplements, skincare products and external referrals are charged separately. Their purpose, limitations and full price are explained before you decide. Individual results vary.
Consultations take place online. Prices are introductory and may change before launch. Payment, cancellation and refund terms are set out in our terms and conditions.
A test is only useful if the result could change what you do next. This guide explains the private blood tests, biological age, gut microbiome, fitness and genomic tests we use, how to read them and where their limits lie. Reference ranges vary between laboratories, so your doctor will always interpret results against your own report and history.
Written and medically reviewed by Aeterna Health's GPs. Last reviewed October 2026.
The foundation of every assessment. We choose markers to answer a clinical question rather than running the largest possible panel, and test at the right time of day and cycle so results can be trusted. The tests listed under each heading are examples; many others are available. See every blood test we offer.
Timing matters: men in the morning, women timed to the cycle
| LH and FSH | Signals from the pituitary gland to the testes or ovaries. Read alongside testosterone or oestradiol, they show whether a hormone problem starts in the gland itself or in the brain's signalling. |
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| Prolactin | A pituitary hormone. A raised level can lower libido and testosterone, disturb periods and affect fertility. Stress, some medicines and pituitary conditions can raise it. |
| Oestradiol and progesterone | The main female sex hormones. A mid-luteal progesterone (around day 21 of a 28-day cycle) confirms ovulation. |
| Testosterone, SHBG and free testosterone | In men, taken fasting between 7 and 11am. British Society for Sexual Medicine guidance treats below 8 nmol/L as low and 8–12 nmol/L as borderline, interpreted with symptoms; a low result is confirmed on a second sample. In women it is measured at far lower levels and read differently. |
| Thyroid (TSH, free T4, free T3, antibodies) | An under- or overactive thyroid can cause tiredness, weight change, low mood and poor concentration, and is common and treatable. |
| AMH | Reflects the number of eggs remaining (ovarian reserve) and predicts response to IVF stimulation. It does not predict natural fertility: in women aged 30–44, low AMH did not reduce the chance of conceiving within a year. |
| And more | These are examples. Other tests in this group are available, and your doctor will recommend those relevant to you. |
Following NICE guidance, women over 45 with typical symptoms do not need a blood test to diagnose perimenopause or menopause, because levels swing widely day to day. FSH is useful when symptoms start earlier. Hormonal contraception, illness, poor sleep and heavy drinking all change results.
Fasting blood test
| HbA1c | Average blood sugar over the past two to three months. Under NICE thresholds, below 42 mmol/mol is normal, 42–47 is a raised risk of type 2 diabetes (pre-diabetes) and 48 or above suggests diabetes. |
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| Fasting glucose | Blood sugar after an overnight fast. 5.5–6.9 mmol/L indicates a raised risk; 7.0 or above suggests diabetes and needs confirming. |
| Fasting insulin and HOMA-IR | HOMA-IR combines fasting insulin and glucose to estimate insulin resistance, which can develop years before blood sugar rises. There is no single agreed cut-off, so we read it alongside waist size, triglycerides and HbA1c. |
| Liver function tests | ALT, AST, GGT, ALP, bilirubin and albumin. Raised liver enzymes are often the first sign of fatty liver disease, which is closely linked with weight, insulin resistance and alcohol, and usually has no symptoms. |
| ELF test (liver fibrosis) | Enhanced Liver Fibrosis is a blood test for scarring in the liver. NICE recommends it for people with fatty liver disease; a score of 10.51 or above suggests advanced fibrosis and warrants specialist referral. |
| And more | These are examples. Other tests in this group are available, and your doctor will recommend those relevant to you. |
These markers respond well to change. Weight, diet quality, activity, sleep and alcohol all move them within months, which makes them some of the most useful measures to repeat.
Blood test · fasting not essential, except for homocysteine
| Lipid profile | Total, LDL and HDL cholesterol and triglycerides: the standard measures used in NHS risk scores. |
|---|---|
| ApoB | Each particle that can build plaque in the artery wall carries one ApoB protein, so ApoB counts them directly. It can reveal raised risk when LDL cholesterol looks normal. European targets are below 0.65 g/L at very high risk, below 0.80 g/L at high risk and below 1.00 g/L at moderate risk. |
| ApoA1 | The main protein in HDL particles. A high ApoB to ApoA1 ratio is linked with higher risk, but raising HDL itself has not been shown to prevent heart attacks, so we use it as context. |
| Lipoprotein(a) | An inherited LDL-like particle that raises the risk of heart attack, stroke and aortic valve narrowing. About one in five people have a raised level. Usually measured once in a lifetime. |
| Homocysteine | An amino acid cleared with the help of folate, B12 and B6. Raised levels are linked with heart disease and stroke and can point to low B12 or folate. Lowering it with B vitamins has not been shown to prevent heart attacks, so we treat the cause rather than the number. |
| And more | These are examples. Other tests in this group are available, and your doctor will recommend those relevant to you. |
Lp(a) is largely set by your genes, so lifestyle barely changes it. A high result is a reason to manage every other risk factor more closely and to consider testing close relatives.
Blood test or finger-prick (omega-3 index)
| Vitamin D | Needed for bone and muscle health. Below 25 nmol/L is deficient; 25–50 nmol/L may be inadequate for some people. Levels are lowest in the UK from October to March. |
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| Ferritin and iron studies | Ferritin reflects iron stores. A level below 30 µg/L confirms iron deficiency, a common and treatable cause of tiredness, hair shedding and breathlessness. Inflammation can raise it falsely. |
| Vitamin B12 and folate | Essential for blood cells and nerves. Deficiency can cause tiredness, low mood, tingling and memory problems, and is more likely with plant-based diets, some medicines and gut conditions. |
| Omega-3 index | The proportion of omega-3 fats (EPA and DHA) in red blood cell membranes, a guide to long-term oily fish intake. Higher levels are associated with lower cardiovascular risk in observational studies. |
| Magnesium | Involved in muscle, nerve and heart function. Low levels are more likely with some medicines, alcohol and gut conditions. |
| And more | These are examples. Other tests in this group are available, and your doctor will recommend those relevant to you. |
We test nutrients when there is a reason to, then use food first. Supplements are recommended only where a deficiency or a clear benefit has been shown.
An optional extra that can add insight and motivation, offered with a clear explanation of what it can and cannot show.
Simple home sample, such as a finger-prick
Biological age tests look at markers in your blood that change as the body ages, such as patterns on your DNA or signs of long-term, low-grade inflammation. From these, they estimate your biological age or how quickly you are ageing compared with your age in years.
People who are ageing faster biologically have a higher risk of chronic disease. Some of these markers have been shown to respond to changes in diet, weight and lifestyle in research studies.
There is no single gold-standard test, and different tests measure different aspects of ageing, so they can give different answers. Small changes between two tests may be normal variation, and these tests are not used to make clinical decisions. We choose the test that best fits your question, never promise to reverse your biological age, and judge progress mainly on established markers such as blood pressure, ApoB, HbA1c and fitness.
Considered when the result could inform your care, never as a routine screen.
Home stool sample
The bacteria and other microbes in your gut, identified from their DNA, with estimates of diversity and of the functions they may perform.
The microbiome influences digestion, immunity and metabolism. Diet can change it within weeks: in one trial, eating more fermented foods increased diversity and lowered inflammatory markers over ten weeks.
There is no agreed definition of a healthy microbiome, and an international consensus does not yet support routine testing in everyday practice. A result describes your gut; it does not diagnose disease. It never replaces investigation of red-flag symptoms such as bleeding, weight loss or a lasting change in bowel habit.
Three of the strongest measurable predictors of healthy ageing, and among the most responsive to training. Some of the tests we offer are described below, and others, such as strength and grip testing, are also available. Carried out in person at specialist centres.
Low-dose X-ray scan, about 10 minutes lying still
Fat mass, lean muscle mass and bone mass, region by region, including visceral fat stored around the organs.
Weight alone hides what is changing. DEXA shows whether you are losing fat or muscle, which matters for strength, metabolic health and independence in later life. Visceral fat is closely linked with diabetes and heart disease.
The radiation dose is very low, less than a standard chest X-ray. A body composition scan is different from the hip and spine scan used to diagnose osteoporosis.
Exercise test on a treadmill or bike, with breath analysis
The maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during exercise, in millilitres per kilogram per minute: how well your heart, lungs and muscles work together.
Fitness is one of the strongest predictors of long-term survival. In a study of more than 120,000 adults, those with the lowest fitness had around five times the risk of death of those with elite fitness.
VO₂ max falls with age and differs between men and women, so your result is compared with people of your age and sex. Most people can improve it substantially with structured endurance and interval training.
Breathing test, about 15 minutes
How much air you can breathe out (FVC) and how quickly (FEV1). The ratio between them shows whether the airways are narrowed.
Lower lung function is linked with heart disease and shorter life expectancy, even in people without symptoms. A ratio below 0.7 suggests airway obstruction, as seen in asthma or COPD, and needs further assessment.
Lung function responds to stopping smoking and improving fitness, and gives useful context to a VO₂ max result.
Your genes do not change, so genetic tests are taken once and only when the answer is useful. Some genetic tests have strong evidence; others are not yet ready for routine use. Examples include the following.
Cheek swab or blood sample
Inherited differences in the genes that control how your body processes certain medicines, such as some antidepressants, statins, painkillers and blood thinners.
Results can guide the choice and dose of a medicine. In a large European trial of nearly 7,000 patients, genotype-guided prescribing reduced clinically relevant side effects by about 30%.
When a medicine with established gene-based prescribing guidance is being started or reviewed. We do not offer it as a general screen for people not taking or starting medicines.
Cheek swab
To tailor your diet to common gene variants, for example for caffeine, carbohydrates or fats.
In randomised trials, personalised nutrition advice improved diets, but adding genetic information did not improve them further. Genotype did not predict who lost more weight on a low-fat or low-carbohydrate diet.
We do not offer broad nutrigenomic panels at present. Personalised advice based on your history, goals and blood results achieves the same benefit. Single-gene "methylation" panels such as MTHFR are not used to diagnose problems or prescribe supplements.
Through the appropriate clinical pathway
Genes that change the risk of specific conditions, such as dementia, some cancers or very high cholesterol from birth.
When your personal or family history suggests an inherited condition. Results can have major implications for you and your relatives, so testing needs proper counselling.
We do not include these genes in wellness panels. Where your history points to an inherited risk, we refer you to NHS or private clinical genetics services.
Selected guidance and research behind this page.
This page is general information and does not replace a consultation. If you have symptoms that worry you, speak to your NHS GP or call NHS 111. In an emergency, call 999.
Three GMC-registered GPs who practise in the NHS and privately, bringing everyday clinical experience to preventive and longevity medicine.
MBBS, MSc (Microbiology), MRCGP, DipBSLM (Lifestyle Medicine), DipCoaching
Dr Lwin Mar Than is a GMC-registered GP and London-based metabolic and longevity doctor with nearly two decades of clinical medicine behind her. She helps adults improve their energy, sleep, weight and mental clarity, so they can extend their healthspan, not just their lifespan. Fatigue, weight gain, brain fog and burnout are common, but they are often early signs of changes in metabolism, sleep or hormones that can be found and addressed.
Her approach brings together three skill sets. As a lifestyle medicine physician, she builds every plan on the core pillars of lifestyle medicine: nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress, relationships and avoiding harm. As a GP with advanced biomarker testing at her side, she looks for the root causes behind each person's symptoms and creates a personalised, evidence-based plan, including medication where appropriate. And as a certified executive and performance coach, she works alongside patients to turn that plan into lasting habits, with repeat testing to show what is changing.
Her work focuses on three biological foundations of long-term health and high performance: metabolism, sleep and brain function. She has a particular interest in women's health in midlife, including how perimenopause and menopause affect energy, weight, sleep, mood and cognition, and she is a certified partner of a national medical weight loss programme.
She qualified in medicine in 2005, completed an MSc in Clinical Microbiology at the University of Nottingham and became a fully qualified GP in 2015. She practises in both the NHS and the private sector, is an associate for the General Medical Council and has mentored doctors through the RCGP mentoring programme. She hosts the Hormones Inside Out podcast, runs monthly menopause webinars and speaks to workplaces on menopause, wellbeing and performance.
Outside the clinic, she founded Leniter Wellness, where she coaches doctors and senior leaders through career and life transitions, drawing on her own experience of building a portfolio career.
BMBS, MSc (Surgery), PGDip (Dermatology), MRCGP, AFMCP, Level 7 Aesthetics
Dr Nadia Abuhussein is a GP and founder of an award winning clinic NA*Skin, with interests in functional dermatology, lifestyle medicine, longevity medicine and regenerative aesthetics. Her approach brings together medical knowledge and personalised care to support skin health, overall wellbeing and healthy ageing.
She holds membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners, a Diploma in Practical Dermatology from Cardiff University and an MSc in Surgical Sciences from the University of Edinburgh. Her clinical background includes approximately three years as a Clinical Fellow in Plastic Surgery, alongside experience in general practice and community dermatology. She has also undertaken further training in functional medicine, dermoscopy and aesthetics, including a Level 7 qualification in aesthetic practice.
Dr Nadia takes a whole person approach, considering how nutrition, metabolic health, hormonal influences, digestive health, sleep and stress may contribute to a person’s concerns. She values thorough assessment, clear explanations and practical plans tailored to each individual’s needs and goals.
Her interest in longevity medicine centres on prevention and helping people maintain their health, physical function and quality of life as they age. She is particularly interested in the role of sustainable lifestyle changes in supporting long term wellbeing.
Through her work at NA*Skin, she combines personalised skin health programmes with regenerative aesthetic treatments, focusing on skin quality, barrier health and natural results. Across her practice, her aim is to help people understand their health and feel confident making informed decisions about their care.
MRCGP (2023), MBBS (Dist), BSc (Hons) Pharmacology, MAC
Dr Abhinav Vepa is a GMC-registered GP and London-based longevity and performance doctor with a decade of experience in clinical practice. He helps men improve their energy, sleep, strength, gut health and hormones, so they can extend their healthspan, not just their lifespan. Low energy, poor sleep, bloating, declining strength and reduced libido are common, but they are not always simply part of getting older.
His approach brings together three skill sets. As a published researcher, he translates the latest evidence into what is most likely to help each individual. As a doctor with a background in pharmacology, he applies it to each patient, using a careful assessment and advanced biomarkers, from biological age to heart and metabolic risk markers, to build a personalised plan, including medication and supplement management where appropriate. And as a certified coach, he works side by side with patients to turn that plan into habits that last, with repeat testing to show what is changing.
His work focuses on the systems that matter most as we age: the brain, heart and metabolism, gut, hormones, and muscles and joints, with a particular interest in men's health and preventive health assessments. Plans are built around six foundations: nutrition, fitness, sleep, mental wellbeing, relationships and avoiding harm.
He studied medicine at King's College London, graduating with distinction alongside a First-Class BSc in Pharmacology, and later earned a Postgraduate Award in Health Economics with distinction from the University of Warwick. He has published 15 peer-reviewed papers, including an award-winning Cochrane review on the Mediterranean diet. He also practises as an NHS GP in London, teaches the next generation of GPs and is invited to speak to workplaces on performance and longevity.
Outside the clinic, he lives by the same philosophy, through strength training, Muay Thai and growing his own fruit and vegetables.
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For urgent medical concerns, contact your NHS GP or NHS 111, or call 999 in an emergency.
The general blood panel is included in Aeterna Live and every Focus Programme. Additional blood tests can be added for an extra charge, and your doctor will explain what each one is for and its price before you decide.
Samples can be taken by finger-prick at home or by a venous blood draw, depending on the test. Last reviewed October 2026.
Cholesterol profile, HbA1c, liver and kidney function, hs-CRP (inflammation), ferritin, vitamin D and vitamin B12: 22 markers in total. They are marked Included in the full list below.
Any test not included in your service can be added for an extra charge. Your doctor will recommend the tests relevant to your goals and symptoms, and explain each one's purpose and price before you decide.
A small number of specialist tests described on our Tests explained page, such as fasting insulin with HOMA-IR, homocysteine, the omega-3 index and the ELF liver fibrosis test, are arranged separately through specialist laboratories. Availability and prices are confirmed before you decide.
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Last updated October 2026. Aeterna Health is preparing to open; this document will be finalised before bookings open. Highlighted details are being confirmed.
Cookies are small files saved on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies, such as local storage, work in a comparable way. Some are essential for a website to work; others help measure use or show advertising.
This website uses only strictly necessary technologies, which do not need your consent:
| Type | Purpose | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Keeping the site secure, loading pages and remembering your newsletter sign-up while you complete it | Session or up to 12 months |
| Fonts | Our typefaces load from Google Fonts. Google receives your IP address to deliver them but does not set advertising cookies | Not stored by us |
We do not currently use analytics, advertising or social media tracking cookies. If we add any in future, we will ask for your consent first through a cookie banner and update this page.
When you log in to your patient account or pay through Stripe, those services set their own essential cookies to keep you signed in and protect against fraud. Their own cookie policies apply.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop parts of the site working. Visit allaboutcookies.org for guidance on common browsers.
Questions about cookies: hello@aeterna-health.co.uk.
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The terms that apply when you use this website or book a service with Aeterna Health.
Last updated October 2026. Aeterna Health is preparing to open; this document will be finalised before bookings open. Highlighted details are being confirmed.
Aeterna Health is operated by [registered company name and number], [registered address]. All Aeterna doctors are GMC-registered UK GPs. Clinical services are delivered online through a CQC-registered clinical platform, [provider name and CQC registration number].
Current services and prices are published on our services page: Initial Consultation £175, Aeterna Live £499, Focus Programmes £2,495 and Continuum £245 a month (three-month minimum). Aeterna Live and every Focus Programme include the general blood panel. Other tests, collection fees, prescriptions, medicines, supplements, skincare products and external referrals are charged separately and quoted before you decide. Prices are introductory and may change before launch; the price you agree at booking is the price you pay.
Payments are taken securely through Stripe. Payments for any service can be split into instalments; the options available to you are shown at checkout. Continuum is billed monthly in advance.
Focus Programme patients may send one short, non-urgent question a week, answered by voice note or written message within 2 working days. Continuum patients may send one a month, answered within 4 working days. Messages are for quick lifestyle advice, not for new symptoms, test results or medicines. If a question is not suitable for messaging, your doctor will say so and it will not count as your question. Unused messages do not carry over. Messaging is not for urgent problems.
Tests are recommended only where the result could change your care, and your doctor will explain their purpose and limits. Medicines are prescribed only where clinically appropriate following a consultation, and your doctor may decline to prescribe. Some findings may need follow-up with your NHS GP or a specialist.
Lifestyle medicine depends on many factors, including what you do between appointments. Outcomes vary between individuals, and we cannot guarantee any particular result, including weight loss, changes in biomarkers or biological age.
Please give accurate, complete information about your health and medicines, tell us about any changes, follow testing instructions, and keep your NHS GP informed. Please do not send medical information by email.
If you are unhappy with any part of our service, email hello@aeterna-health.co.uk. We will acknowledge your complaint within 3 working days and aim to respond fully within 20 working days. If you remain unhappy, you can contact [independent complaints body].
Nothing in these terms limits our liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything that cannot be limited by law. Your statutory rights as a consumer are not affected.
Information on this website, including our tests pages, is general information and does not replace a consultation.
We process personal information in line with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. See our privacy policy and cookie policy.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. We may update them from time to time; the version in force when you book applies to that booking.
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