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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2025 · 34 MIN

Longevity Made Simple: Peak Health’s Turnkey Solution for Med Spas

from Medical Spa Insider · host American Med Spa Association - AmSpa

Adding longevity services doesn’t have to mean massive overhead. In this episode, AmSpa founder Alex R. Thiersch, JD, talks with Jaclyn Kawwas, Head of Commercial at Peak Health, about how her team built a platform that makes launching or expanding longevity medicine simple and profitable for aesthetic practices. Learn how Peak combines personalized protocols with advanced diagnostics, including comprehensive lab panels and imaging to metabolic monitoring, wearables, and performance testing. This conversation covers: Kawwas' career path and why she pivoted to longevity health; What “longevity medicine” means and how it differs from functional medicine; The biggest barriers for patients and providers in accessing longevity care; How Peak Health’s infrastructure and telemedicine platform work for med spas; Practical steps to launch longevity services without heavy investment; Driving revenue and retention while expanding your audience; and Marketing support and early access partnership opportunities. Learn more and apply for early access at getpeakhealth.com. -- Music by Ghost Score

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