A major contributor to premature aging in humans is chronic inflammatory diseases. Aesthetic medicine specialists already recognize that the best rejuvenating effects can be achieved when functional medicine methods are incorporated into the practice of aesthetic medicine. Patients today, men and women, expect the highest quality offerings and do not want to settle for just superficial treatments using toxin, fillers, threads, skin tissue overheating or plasma treatments. Patients are not only concerned that the effects of rejuvenation therapy can be maintained for as long as possible. Youthfulness is not only about beautiful-looking skin and an athletic figure, but also about the absence of disease, pain and ailments, the absence of feelings of chronic fatigue and dependence on beauticians and injections. It is about welcoming each day and undertaking daily tasks for many years into old age. The future of longevity and aesthetic medicine is the integration of the achievements of multiple scientific disciplines and clinical practice. Functional aesthetics, combining skin treatments with advanced therapies to support the treatment of inflammation and regeneration of the whole body, will become the standard. Only then can lasting results be achieved that improve patients' quality of life on multiple levels. Julia Trawinska-Jedlina, functional medicine expert and head of the VIMED Medical Longevity Clinic, will present just such an integrative approach to medicine. She will present a treatment methodology that can provide patients not only with beautiful skin and a shapely figure, but also with improved physical as well as cognitive performance and an extended lifespan. Drawing on two decades of clinical experience with more than 50,000 patients, Julia will present the effects she achieves by using synergy to deliver results beyond what can be achieved with rejuvenation treatments. Attendees will gain an insight into how personalized, multifactorial therapies allow patients to regain not only a youthful appearance, but to genuinely take their entire body back in time.