Cellular Therapies
Long Check-up
Long Check-up is an advanced screening panel that goes beyond a classic check-up — covering biological age, cellular damage, hormonal balance, metabolic health and longevity (healthy long life) markers.
Overview
The goal is to identify risks before disease appears, to assess the organ systems holistically, and to build a personalized preventive health plan. Results are always interpreted within the context of clinical evaluation and lifestyle.
Who Is It For?
- Individuals who want a comprehensive, preventive health screening
- Those who want to learn their biological age and longevity markers
- People with a family history of chronic disease (heart, cancer, diabetes)
- People with a busy work schedule who cannot have regular check-ups
- Those who want to base their lifestyle and nutrition plan on data
Treatment Process
- 1
Detailed Assessment & History
Personal and family health history, lifestyle and current complaints are evaluated in detail.
- 2
Sampling & Measurements
A comprehensive blood panel, the necessary imaging and body composition measurements are carried out.
- 3
Laboratory & Analysis
Biological age, metabolic, hormonal and inflammation markers are analysed in accredited laboratories.
- 4
Reporting & Personalized Plan
All findings are brought together, presented in a clear report and turned into a personalized preventive health plan.
Recovery & Aftercare
Long Check-up is not an invasive procedure; sampling and measurements are completed the same day and do not affect daily life.
Hospital Stay
No admission needed
Recovery Time
Same day
Follow-up
Consultation after the report
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Long Check-up differ from a classic check-up?
While a classic check-up focuses on screening for existing diseases, Long Check-up additionally evaluates biological age, cellular damage and longevity markers, offering a preventive and personalized approach.
How often should it be done?
It is generally recommended once a year; the frequency is determined individually according to the person's risk profile and the physician's assessment.
When are the results ready?
Depending on the scope of the panel, results are reported within a few days to a few weeks and interpreted by the physician.
Do I need to come on an empty stomach?
Some blood tests may require fasting; our clinic shares the necessary preparation details with you before the appointment.
The medical information on this page has been reviewed by Prof. Dr. Vahit Onur Gül. Last updated: 31 Temmuz 2026.
This information is for general guidance only and does not replace examination, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult your physician about your symptoms.
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