What does longevity look like in 2026? Experts are talking about a revolution.
Shaped by technological advancements, refined by collaborative approaches, and rooted in a growing focus on holistic methods and mental well-being, modern longevity treatments have shifted to become preventative, proactive, and personalized.
“If you think about aging more like a degenerative disease, almost like a boat with a hole in it, you don’t want to wait until the boat is filled with water to start bucketing it out,” said Jordan R. Plews, PhD, a biochemical engineer and stem cell researcher who is CEO of ELEVAI Skincare. “We need to be proactive.”
Speaking at Genesis: Innovations in Aesthetic Regenerative Medicine on December 7 in New York City, Dr. Plews noted the movement toward natural regenerative therapies like peptides and exosomes, as longevity professionals incorporate cutting-edge breakthroughs in technology in new, holistic ways.
