Longevity check-up in Milan
Strength, aerobic capacity, body composition, brain, skin and oxidative stress, measured in one hour at Via Sant'Andrea. A report built around you, and from there a pathway with our team.
Measure first
Every KinAura pathway starts from data. The instrumental assessment captures how your body works today: how strong you are, how much oxygen you use, where fat builds up, how sharp your mind is.
One hour, one report
Seven instrumental measures in about 60 minutes, brought together in a personalised report with your priorities.
Blood, to go deeper
With the Base and Advanced panels you add blood tests and a consultation with the doctor.
Three levels of check-up
All start from the full instrumental assessment. The panels add blood: a metabolic, inflammatory and nutritional profile, and hormones in the Advanced.
- Essential Scan 300€
- Full instrumental assessment, about 60 minutes, with a personalised report.
- Base Panel 450€
- Assessment plus blood panel, with blood sample and medical consultation.
- Advanced Panel 750€
- Everything in the Base, plus the full hormone panel.
What we measure and why
Each test answers a precise question about your health. Choose a measure to see what it reveals.
VO2 max, the engine
VO2 max is the maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during exertion. In a single number it measures how heart, lungs and muscles work together.
It is also a value you can train: that is why we measure it at the start and again over time.
Source: Mandsager et al., JAMA Netw Open 2018 (doi)
The dynamometer, grip strength
The dynamometer measures the strength of your hand grip. It takes a few seconds and is one of the most studied indicators of muscle health.
Source: Leong et al., Lancet 2015 (doi)
Body composition, visceral fat, posture and agility
Medical-grade bioimpedance measures muscle mass, fat mass, visceral fat and cellular status. Visceral fat wraps around the abdominal organs and cannot be seen in the mirror: to know it, you have to measure it.
We complete the picture with a posture and agility assessment, to understand how your body holds itself and moves.
The brain, activity and performance
An electroencephalogram records the brain's electrical activity. Memory, attention and reaction-time tests measure how it responds.
Together they give a profile of your cognitive performance, a baseline to compare yourself with over time.
Oxidative stress, from a drop of blood
With a small fingertip sample we measure circulating free radicals and your body's antioxidant capacity.
Comparing the two values shows whether your defences keep pace with the oxidation your body produces every day.
Vital parameters and skin
The AI facial scan detects cardiovascular parameters, stress and vital indicators. The professional skin analysis assesses radiance, hydration, texture and photoageing.
Blood, beyond cholesterol and glucose
The blood test adds markers that a routine check often leaves out. Five examples of what we read.
- 01
ApoB
Counts the particles that carry cholesterol to the arteries. According to a review in JAMA Cardiology it measures atherogenic risk more accurately than LDL cholesterol.
- 02
Homocysteine
An amino acid linked to B-vitamin metabolism. In data from 30 studies, a 25% lower homocysteine level was associated with a 19% lower stroke risk.
- 03
High-sensitivity CRP
Measures silent, low-grade inflammation that gives no symptoms. In almost 28,000 healthy women followed for eight years it predicted cardiovascular events better than LDL cholesterol.
- 04
DHEA-S
A hormone made by the adrenal glands that peaks around the age of twenty and then declines steadily, in men and women. Your value is part of how we read your hormonal balance.
- 05
HOMA-IR
Combines fasting glucose and insulin to estimate insulin resistance, which can be present even with normal glucose. In NHANES 2015-2018 data it affects 4 in 10 adults aged 18 to 44 without diabetes.
Base or Advanced
The Essential Scan is the first step. If you want to add blood, the choice is between these two panels.
- Comparison
- Base Panel
- Advanced Panel
- What it includes
- Instrumental assessment and metabolic, inflammatory and nutritional blood panel
- Everything in the Base, plus the full hormone panel
- Hormones
- Not included
- Thyroid, cortisol, DHEA-S, testosterone, oestradiol, progesterone, insulin
- Other markers
- Inflammatory and nutritional profile
- Advanced metabolic indices and oxidative stress
- Medical consultation
- Included
- Included
- Price
- €450
- €750
From measure to plan
- 01
Choose the level
Essential Scan, Base or Advanced, depending on how deep you want to go.
- 02
One hour at the clinic
The seven instrumental measures and, in the panels, the blood sample.
- 03
The report
Your results read together, with your priorities. In the Base and Advanced panels a doctor walks you through them.
- 04
The pathway
Choose the area you want to improve and our team follows you step by step, measuring again over time.
How to prepare
Before
- Bring recent tests and a list of the medicines and supplements you take.
- When you book we send you the instructions for the measures and, in the panels, for the blood test.
After
- You receive your personalised report; in the panels the doctor explains it in a consultation.
- Repeating the check-up over time shows what changes, value by value.
We follow you step by step
Numbers tell us where to work. More strength, more energy, a more efficient metabolism, a sharper mind, more radiant skin: whatever area you want to improve, our team of doctors and nutritionist builds the pathway with you and measures your progress.
One team, one plan, your data. Meet the medical team
What people ask most
If your question is not here, message us: our reception answers and, when needed, the doctor.
How much does a full check-up cost in Milan?
At KinAura the Longevity Essential Scan costs €300, the Base Panel Check-Up €450 and the Advanced Panel Check-Up €750. Base and Advanced add blood tests and include blood sample, report and medical consultation.
What does the longevity check-up include?
Every level starts from the instrumental assessment: VO2 max, grip strength with a dynamometer, bioimpedance with visceral fat, posture and agility assessment, electroencephalogram with cognitive tests, fingertip oxidative stress test, AI facial scan of vital parameters and skin analysis, with a personalised report. The Base Panel adds a metabolic, inflammatory and nutritional blood panel; the Advanced also adds the full hormone panel.
How long does the check-up take?
The instrumental assessment takes about 60 minutes. The Base and Advanced panels add the blood sample.
Why measure VO2 max?
VO2 max is the maximum amount of oxygen the body can use during exertion and sums up the work of heart, lungs and muscles. In a study of 122,007 adults the lowest cardiorespiratory fitness was associated with a mortality risk about 5 times higher than the highest. It is a value you can train.
What is the dynamometer for?
It measures hand grip strength, one of the most studied indicators of muscle health. In almost 140,000 adults followed in 17 countries, every 5 kg less strength was associated with a 16% higher mortality risk.
What does the brain analysis measure?
An electroencephalogram records the brain's electrical activity and memory, attention and reaction-time tests measure how it responds.
Which blood tests do the panels include?
Beyond the basics, the panels read less common markers such as ApoB, homocysteine, high-sensitivity CRP, DHEA-S and HOMA-IR. The Advanced Panel includes hormones: thyroid, cortisol, DHEA-S, testosterone, oestradiol, progesterone and insulin.
Which level should I choose?
The Essential Scan is the first step and works as a periodic check. The Base Panel adds blood and the medical consultation. The Advanced is the most in-depth, recommended when you also want to understand your hormonal balance.
What happens after the check-up?
The check-up is the beginning. Choose the area you want to improve and our team of doctors and nutritionist follows you step by step, repeating the measures over time to track progress.
How do I prepare?
When you book we send you the instructions for the measures and, in the panels, for the blood test. Bring recent tests and a list of the medicines and supplements you take.
Does the check-up replace specialist visits?
The check-up is a prevention tool. If you have ongoing symptoms or the results show something to investigate, the doctor refers you to the right specialist.
Where can I get a full health check-up in Milan?
At KinAura, Via Sant'Andrea 21 in the Fashion District. The instrumental assessment takes about 60 minutes and the check-up has three levels: Essential Scan €300, Base Panel €450, Advanced Panel €750.
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