The longevity check-up is the pinnacle of preventive medicine in Mallorca: instead of the classic check-up with a dozen lab values, longevity clinics measure 70 to several hundred biomarkers, supplemented by epigenetic age, body composition, VO2max, microbiome, genetic and cardiovascular diagnostics – and translate all that into a personal plan for nutrition, training, sleep and treatments. The offering ranges from the assessment with over 1,000 data points on the Paseo Marítimo via German-speaking medical centres in the south-west to the one-day clinic check-up in Palma. Our comparison shows who offers check-ups, what diagnostics are included and which treatments are available in the same building.
By location: Longevity check-up in Andratx / Port d'Andratx · Longevity check-up in Peguera
Physician-led longevity centre in Palma: cold chamber (−85 °C), HBOT, IHHT, high-dose ozone therapy, apheresis, infusions, hormone optimisation and 4D longevity diagnostics – Mon–Fri until 8 pm.
Clinic in central Palma with physician-prescribed HBOT (Revitalair chamber, 100 % oxygen, 60–90 minutes), plasmapheresis and personalised longevity plans following the Cenegenics protocol – online booking.
German dermatologist in Palma with a longevity consultation: holistic health checks and blood analyses, infusions with NAD+, glutathione and vitamin C, hormone regulation and PRP – Mon–Thu until 5 pm.
German medical centres in Peguera and Palmanova with a longevity programme: lab diagnostics (inflammation, metabolism, hormones, oxidative stress), cardiovascular and neurocognitive checks, muscle mass and VO2max – 14 physicians.
Internal-medicine private practice in Porto Pi with individually composed preventive check-ups: lab, ECG, stress ECG, echocardiography, carotid and abdominal ultrasound – Mon–Fri 9–17, three languages.
Longevity clinic on the Paseo Marítimo with a full assessment (1,000+ data points, whole-body MRI, DEXA, VO2max, epigenetics) in membership programmes from €10,000 – physician-led, also in Madrid and Barcelona.
Private hospital in central Palma with one-day, internist-coordinated preventive check-ups including specialist visits and same-day results – international patient service in German and English, Mon–Fri 8–20.
German longevity physician in Andratx: health check with metabolic, inflammation and hormone panels, BioAge Clock (€299), DNA Blueprint (€599), vitamin infusions from €39 and home visits in the south-west – bookable online.
The longevity check-up in Mallorca ranges from a one-day clinic check to a five-figure assessment. At the top end is Age Reversal on the Paseo Marítimo with over 1,000 data points – 147 biomarkers, epigenetics and telomeres, whole-body and brain MRI, cardiac CT, VO2max and DEXA – in programmes from €10,000 to €35,000. The IUNE Medical Center in Palma combines 4D longevity profiling (DNA, lab, microbiome, epigenetics) with in-house treatments, from the cold chamber to hormone optimisation. For German-speaking residents of the south-west coast the German Medical Centres in Peguera and Palmanova are the obvious choice: lab diagnostics of inflammation, metabolism, hormones and oxidative stress plus fitness testing with VO2max and muscle mass, supervised by Dr. Clemens Lunau (internal medicine, prevention & longevity).
Classic but thorough prevention is offered by Clínica Rotger in central Palma (all examinations and specialist appointments in one morning, results the same day, international patient service in German) and Dr. Gmelin in Porto Pi (internal medicine: lab, ECG, stress ECG, echocardiography, ultrasound). Dr. Brück Skinmed and Global Clinics add infusions, hormone regulation or HBOT directly to their check-ups.
What to compare: are the markers with the best evidence measured and prioritised – blood pressure, ApoB, HbA1c, Lp(a), hs-CRP, VO2max, muscle mass? Who interprets the results, and in which language? What does the check-up cost including the follow-up consultation, and what do imaging and genetic tests cost extra? And: does the provider mainly recommend its own treatments? Prices in Mallorca range from around €400 for an internal-medicine check to €35,000 for the most comprehensive programme.
Lowest list price per provider for this technology (single session or entry offer, per provider website). Classic preventive check-ups in Mallorca cost around €400 to €1,500; longevity programmes with epigenetics, whole-body MRI and VO2max start at €10,000 and go up to €35,000. Medical centres quote on request.
| Provider | Location | from | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| doc.fuchs Longevity & Präventivmedizin | Andratx | 50 € | Single · Package |
| Age Reversal | Palma | 10.000 € | Package |
A longevity check-up combines extended laboratory diagnostics (metabolism, inflammation, hormones, micronutrients, lipid subfractions, ApoB, Lp(a)), body composition (DEXA/InBody), cardiorespiratory fitness (VO2max), sometimes imaging, and genetic or epigenetic tests of “biological age”.
The goal is not to diagnose a disease but to identify risks and optimisation potential years before symptoms appear. The results feed into a programme with nutrition, training and supplement recommendations and – depending on the provider – treatments such as infusions, HBOT or hormone therapy.
Worth scrutinising: which markers are evidence-based, which experimental? A good provider prioritises the markers with proven influence on life years (blood pressure, ApoB, blood sugar, VO2max, muscle mass).
Basic packages with extended blood panel and medical consultation start at around € 1,000 to 1,500. Comprehensive check-ups with DEXA, VO2max, epigenetics and follow-up plan are € 3,000 to 6,000. The longevity programmes with whole-body MRI and epigenetics on the Paseo Marítimo cost €10,000 to €35,000.
Generally not – preventive check-ups without symptoms are self-pay. If findings requiring treatment emerge, health insurance covers further investigation. Some providers offer refund guarantees or instalment payment.
The best evidence for influence on healthy life years: blood pressure, ApoB/LDL, blood sugar and HbA1c, Lp(a), inflammation markers (hs-CRP), VO2max, muscle mass and strength, and sleep. Epigenetic age tests are exciting but not yet actionable.
A baseline check-up and then annual follow-ups of the relevant markers are usual. Interim measurements (body composition, blood pressure) can make sense more often.
Scope and aim: the GP check looks for diseases and measures a dozen standard values. The longevity check-up measures far more markers including fitness and body composition, sets tighter target ranges and derives an optimisation programme. Ideally the two complement each other.
