Luxury wellness in 2025 is no longer defined by indulgent treatments or spa retreats on Caribbean islands. Breakthroughs in the fields of genetics, cellular biology and preventative medicine mean that the ideal of ‘ageing gracefully’ is increasingly being replaced by that of ageing purposefully. Rather than solely talking about living longer, today’s longevity experts are instead discussing ‘healthspan’, i.e. how mobile, cognisant and capable you will be in the last decade of life.

“Longevity challenges the notion of inevitable decline, shifting our mindset and setting a new standard in ageing,” says Dr Mohammed Enayat, founder of HUM2N, a health club and longevity clinic in South Kensington. HUM2N’s clients – including Orlando Bloom and Anthony Joshua – seek bespoke strategies that blend cutting-edge science such as epigenetics and cryotherapy with bespoke preventative healthcare. “My approach focuses on identifying disease processes earlier, simpler interventions and increasing quality of life,” Enayat adds.