Anti-aging medicine is an evolving medical research branch aiming to extend lifespan, improve health, and help maintain youthful function as we age.[1] A related field to anti-aging medicine is regenerative medicine. It is a branch of medicine that develops methods to regrow, repair or replace tissues and organs damaged by age, disease, or trauma. Stem cell therapy is a popular treatment option in regenerative medicine[2]. Anti-aging doctors often have access to advanced testing and treatments that may help to: Identify underlying causes of accelerated aging in each individual. These can be due to genetics or lifestyle factors such as diet, stress, hormonal imbalances, or medical conditions. Improve or manage age-related issues, including slow and, in some cases, reverse biological age. Reduce the risk of age-related disease with preventive medicine strategies. Promote a youthful appearance via aesthetic medicine procedures (surgical or non-surgical) or internally with diet, supplements, hormone replacement therapy, and others. Potential risks: Anti-aging medicine is a field that is constantly evolving. Many treatment options are relatively new, with a limited amount of long-term studies. Always discuss the benefits vs. risks with your doctor to see whether a treatment option is a good fit for you.