Longevity Clinic in Al Barsha.
British GP-led. From AED 1,500.

What a longevity clinic should actually do

Al Barsha draws a young, professional, largely expat population — the demographic most likely to postpone preventive care because the immediate symptoms are mild. The pattern we see year on year in Al Barsha residents: undiagnosed insulin resistance in the early 30s, subclinical hypothyroidism in women, low iron and B12 in vegetarians, and low testosterone in men who assume the fatigue is just work. None of it is dramatic. All of it changes the next 20 years if you catch it now.

How longevity clinic works in Al Barsha

Logistically, Al Barsha is a 15–30 minute drive from our Business Bay clinic, so Al Barsha residents typically start with a home visit for the baseline bloods and body composition, then come into the clinic in Business Bay for the follow-up review with the doctor. Fasted bloods are drawn in the morning between 7am and 9am, results are back within 48–72 hours for the standard longevity panel and up to 10 days for extended markers like ApoB sub-fractions and biological age. You'll then sit down — in clinic or over a video call — with your named British GP for a 45–60 minute review, where we go through every marker in plain English and agree what changes and what gets rechecked. Pricing for longevity clinic in Al Barsha starts from AED 1,500, with no surprise add-ons; if a follow-up test is needed we tell you the exact cost up front.

Why it matters for Al Barsha residents

A longevity clinic isn't a wellness lounge — it's primary care done properly, repeated every year. We screen the biomarkers that drive most early death and disability in adults: ApoB, Lp(a), HbA1c, fasting insulin, hs-CRP, ferritin, vitamin D, B12, TSH, sex hormones and full lipid sub-fractions. Findings are translated into a written plan you and your GP review together at 3, 6 and 12 months. That continuity — one named doctor, year after year — is what changes outcomes. In Al Barsha specifically, the value of doing this properly is continuity — the same GP, the same benchmarks, the same review cadence, year after year. A longevity plan is only as good as the person following it through with you, and Aafiyah is deliberately structured so that whoever runs your longevity clinic today is still the person reviewing your bloods in three years. That's the difference between a one-off health screen and a genuine longevity practice — and it's what our Al Barsha patients tell us they were missing before they found us.