Events
Skin, Bone, Muscle Mastermind: A First Look at the Agenda & Faculty
A longevitydocs.™ Mastermind is a one-day, physicians-only gathering built around a single clinical topic. This year it's Skin, Bone & Muscle in New York on October 24, 2026, and here is a first look at the faculty and how the day's agenda will flow.
Why Skin, Bone & Muscle? It is the front door of longevity care, a triad, not three separate problems. Bone and muscle fail together. Skin reports on what is happening in both. Manage them in isolation and you cannot solve the whole picture.
The medical community still underrates it. Cardiometabolic gets the seriousness, skin and musculoskeletal get filed under aesthetics, and the patient goes looking for answers somewhere other than a physician’s office. That is the gap this Mastermind closes on October 24, 2026, here's how:
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Skin, Bone and Muscle. The clinical triad of healthy longevity.
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The Evidence. Where the science stands today, and where it is going.
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New Diagnostics. The biomarkers, AI and devices you can use in practice now.
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The GLP-1 Tax. Protecting skin, bone and muscle in patients already on the drug.
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The Regenerative Menu. Stem cells, peptides and photons, with a risk-tiered framework for each.
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Advanced Protocols. What to implement, and in whom.
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The Debate. Where the money is versus where the data is. Choosing a service line you can defend in five years.
Attend this physician-only event for front-row access to those pioneering skin, bone and muscle longevity. Spend a day with 150 peers in New York City for breakfast, lunch and a VIP dinner while learning clinical protocols and scientific breakthroughs you can put immediately to work.
Secure Your Seat
"Every time I come into these, I leave with twenty notes, new tools, and at least five people I want to follow up with." Dr. Matt Cook
Who is speaking at the longevitydocs Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Faculty: Dr. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD, Dr. Amanda Hill, MD, Dr. Naana Boakye, MD, Dr. Doris Day, MD, Dr. James Peyer, PhD, Dr. Dan Belkin, MD, Dr. Neely Khan, MD, Dr. Catherine Johnson, MD, Dr. Kay Durairaj, MD, Dr. Elizabeth Yurth, MD, and more.
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Dr. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD. Board-certified dermatologist and Mayo Clinic Kogod Scholar researching cellular senescence and regenerative therapies in age-related skin disease.
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Dr. Amanda Hill, MD. Board-certified dermatologist specializing in regenerative aesthetics and longevity medicine, practicing at RENEW/Spa43 in metro Detroit.
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Dr. Naana Boakye, MD. Board-certified dermatologist and pioneer of "Lifestyle Dermatology," recognized by longevitydocs as its first Certified Longevity Doctor.
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Dr. Doris Day, MD. Board-certified dermatologist and Clinical Professor of Dermatology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, specializing in cosmetic and anti-aging dermatology.
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Dr. James Peyer, PhD. PhD in stem cell biology and CEO and co-founder of Cambrian Biopharma, developing therapeutics that target the biological hallmarks of aging.
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Dr. Dan Belkin, MD. Double board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai, focused on skin cancer and laser dermatology.
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Dr. Neely Khan, MD. Board-certified dermatologist and CEO and founder of a regenerative aesthetics practice in Washington, DC, with a focus on skin of color.
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Dr. Catherine Johnson, MD. Triple board-certified physician in obesity medicine and menopause, reframing perimenopausal weight change as a metabolic and neuroendocrine issue.
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Dr. Kay Durairaj, MD. Board-certified facial plastic surgeon and medical director of her own practice in Pasadena, active in the longevity-medicine speaking circuit.
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Dr. Elizabeth Yurth, MD. Double board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Anti-Aging/Regenerative Medicine, co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Boulder Longevity Institute.
The programming
From Friday's welcome reception to Saturday's closing dinner, every moment is built for physicians to learn, connect, and collaborate.
Friday, October 23
5:00 – 7:00 PM
Networking for All Mastermind attendees
Welcome Reception
Kick off the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind weekend with a welcome mocktail hour on Friday. We'll be serving mocktails and light bites in a casual, conversational setting before Mastermind day.
Saturday, October 24
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Networking
Registration & Breakfast
Healthy breakfast and informal morning networking, giving physicians time to connect, settle in, and set the tone for the day ahead.
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Mastermind Morning
Preview of what we will be covering:
- Skin, Bone and Muscle. The clinical triad of healthy longevity.
- The Evidence. Where the science stands today, and where it is going.
- New Diagnostics. The biomarkers, AI and devices you can use in practice now.
- The GLP-1 Tax. Protecting skin, bone and muscle in patients already on the drug.
12:00 – 2:00 PM
Networking
Networking Lunch: Connect & Collaborate
Join fellow longevity experts for a healthy lunch and meaningful conversations. Build connections, share insights, and grow your professional community in a relaxed, collaborative setting.
2:00 – 5:00 PM
Mastermind Afternoon
Preview of what we will be covering:
- The Regenerative Menu. Stem cells, peptides and photons, with a risk-tiered framework for each.
- Advanced Protocols. What to implement, and in whom.
- The Debate. Where the money is versus where the data is. Choosing a service line you can defend in five years.
6:00 – 9:00 PM
Networking Dinner
An intimate post-Mastermind dinner where the day's insights continue over food and peer-level conversation.
Inside the Mastermind
Welcome Reception Friday, October 23 · 5:30 – 7:30 PM First meeting with the attendees. Curated mocktails and light bites, included for all attendees. A high-touch, intimate moment with an engaged audience before the Mastermind begins.
Speaker Dinner Friday, October 23 · 7:30 – 9:30 PM Twenty speakers and invited guests around one table. A short speaking moment during dinner puts you in front of the twenty most influential people at the event.
Collective Lounge Saturday, October 24 · 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Booths sit inside the flow of the day. Breakfast, morning & afternoon coffee breaks and lunch all happen here, so every physician passes your booth at least four times before the closing remarks.
Keynotes & Panels Saturday, October 24 · 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM Eight sessions covering skin, bone and muscle. Evidence first, protocols second. Recorded and live-streamed, then hosted on the Longevitydocs platform.
Lunch & Network Saturday, October 24 · 12:00 – 2:00 PM Healthy-curated lunch served directly in the venue. Two hours during which the morning's insights settle and real collaborations begin.
Mastermind Dinner Saturday, October 24 · 6:00 – 9:30 PM The day ends around two long tables. The conversations that turn into partnerships. Share a perspective. Challenge an assumption. Help define where longevity medicine goes next. Add-on ticket available.
Who should attend?
This Mastermind is built for physicians already practicing, or actively building, in longevity medicine, especially anyone treating patients on GLP-1s, considering a regenerative service line, or looking for a diagnostics stack they can defend in a chart note. It is part of a growing series inside our network of 1,200+ physicians across 68+ countries building the infrastructure for evidence-based longevity care.
A DO, MD, or MBBS credential is required to register. There is no exception for non-physician attendees.
longevitydocs Mastermind Ticket Options
Physician Passes start at $499 USD. All attendees must certify they are a DO, MD, or hold an MBBS. Four ticket types are available for the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind in New York; pricing for the Collective and dinner add-on tiers is on the ticket page.
Physician Pass Full access to the Friday welcome, Saturday registration and breakfast, the morning and afternoon Mastermind programming, and networking lunch. $499 USD. Get This Pass
Physician Pass + Networking Dinner Everything in the Physician Pass, plus a seat at the Saturday night Networking Dinner at Zuma NYC. Get This Pass
Clinic Collective Pass Admission for three physicians from the same practice, for the price of two Physician Passes. Get This Pass
Clinic Collective Pass + Networking Dinner Admission for three physicians for the price of two, plus a seat for each of them at the Saturday night Networking Dinner at Zuma NYC. Get This Pass
Frequently asked questions
What is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
It is a one-day, physicians-only mastermind that puts the evidence, the diagnostics, and the treatment menu for skin, bone, and muscle longevity in front of a small room of doctors, then opens the floor to debate what belongs in a defensible service line and what does not. Every session is built for MDs, DOs, and MBBS-credentialed physicians only.
When and where is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind held?
Programming runs Friday, October 23 through Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017 (8 AM – 6 PM, +1 888-730-7307). The recommended hotel is the NH Collection New York Madison Avenue, 22 East 38th Street, New York, NY 10016 (+1 212 802 0600). The Saturday networking dinner runs 6 to 9 PM at Zuma NYC.
Who can attend the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Attendance is limited to licensed physicians. Registrants must certify that they hold an MD, DO, or MBBS credential; there is no consumer or non-physician track.
Who is speaking at longevitydocs Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind in New York this October?
The confirmed faculty for New York includes Dr. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD, Dr. Amanda Hill, MD, Dr. Naana Boakye, MD, Dr. Doris Day, MD, Dr. James Peyer, PhD, Dr. Dan Belkin, MD, Dr. Neely Khan, MD, Dr. Catherine Johnson, MD, Dr. Kay Durairaj, MD, and Dr. Elizabeth Yurth, MD. More speakers will be announced soon.
What's included in a Physician Pass?
A Physician Pass includes the Friday welcome mocktail, Saturday registration and breakfast, the full morning and afternoon Mastermind programming, and networking lunch. The Saturday networking dinner is available as an add-on with the Physician Pass + Networking Dinner ticket, or bundled into the Clinic Collective Pass options.
About Dr. David Luu, MD.™ Dr. David Luu, MD, is the Founder of longevitydocs™. He is a trained pediatric cardiac surgeon, longevity tech entrepreneur, and philanthropist who helps physicians, organizations, and leaders build the global infrastructure of longevity medicine. About longevitydocs™ longevitydocs.™ is the world's leading longevity physician community. Over 1,200 doctors across 68+ countries united by a single conviction: every doctor should be a longevity doctor. We are building the infrastructure, education, and community physicians need to make longevity medicine their default practice.
Skin, Bone, Muscle Mastermind: A First Look at the Agenda & Faculty
Events
Skin, Bone, Muscle Mastermind: A First Look at the Agenda & Faculty
A longevitydocs.™ Mastermind is a one-day, physicians-only gathering built around a single clinical topic. This year it's Skin, Bone & Muscle in New York on October 24, 2026, and here is a first look at the faculty and how the day's agenda will flow.
Why Skin, Bone & Muscle? It is the front door of longevity care, a triad, not three separate problems. Bone and muscle fail together. Skin reports on what is happening in both. Manage them in isolation and you cannot solve the whole picture.
The medical community still underrates it. Cardiometabolic gets the seriousness, skin and musculoskeletal get filed under aesthetics, and the patient goes looking for answers somewhere other than a physician’s office. That is the gap this Mastermind closes on October 24, 2026, here's how:
Skin, Bone and Muscle. The clinical triad of healthy longevity.
The Evidence. Where the science stands today, and where it is going.
New Diagnostics. The biomarkers, AI and devices you can use in practice now.
The GLP-1 Tax. Protecting skin, bone and muscle in patients already on the drug.
The Regenerative Menu. Stem cells, peptides and photons, with a risk-tiered framework for each.
Advanced Protocols. What to implement, and in whom.
The Debate. Where the money is versus where the data is. Choosing a service line you can defend in five years.
Attend this physician-only event for front-row access to those pioneering skin, bone and muscle longevity. Spend a day with 150 peers in New York City for breakfast, lunch and a VIP dinner while learning clinical protocols and scientific breakthroughs you can put immediately to work.
Secure Your Seat
Who is speaking at the longevitydocs Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Faculty: Dr. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD, Dr. Amanda Hill, MD, Dr. Naana Boakye, MD, Dr. Doris Day, MD, Dr. James Peyer, PhD, Dr. Dan Belkin, MD, Dr. Neely Khan, MD, Dr. Catherine Johnson, MD, Dr. Kay Durairaj, MD, Dr. Elizabeth Yurth, MD, and more.
Dr. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD. Board-certified dermatologist and Mayo Clinic Kogod Scholar researching cellular senescence and regenerative therapies in age-related skin disease.
Dr. Amanda Hill, MD. Board-certified dermatologist specializing in regenerative aesthetics and longevity medicine, practicing at RENEW/Spa43 in metro Detroit.
Dr. Naana Boakye, MD. Board-certified dermatologist and pioneer of "Lifestyle Dermatology," recognized by longevitydocs as its first Certified Longevity Doctor.
Dr. Doris Day, MD. Board-certified dermatologist and Clinical Professor of Dermatology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, specializing in cosmetic and anti-aging dermatology.
Dr. James Peyer, PhD. PhD in stem cell biology and CEO and co-founder of Cambrian Biopharma, developing therapeutics that target the biological hallmarks of aging.
Dr. Dan Belkin, MD. Double board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai, focused on skin cancer and laser dermatology.
Dr. Neely Khan, MD. Board-certified dermatologist and CEO and founder of a regenerative aesthetics practice in Washington, DC, with a focus on skin of color.
Dr. Catherine Johnson, MD. Triple board-certified physician in obesity medicine and menopause, reframing perimenopausal weight change as a metabolic and neuroendocrine issue.
Dr. Kay Durairaj, MD. Board-certified facial plastic surgeon and medical director of her own practice in Pasadena, active in the longevity-medicine speaking circuit.
Dr. Elizabeth Yurth, MD. Double board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Anti-Aging/Regenerative Medicine, co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Boulder Longevity Institute.
The programming
From Friday's welcome reception to Saturday's closing dinner, every moment is built for physicians to learn, connect, and collaborate.
Friday, October 23
Welcome Reception
Kick off the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind weekend with a welcome mocktail hour on Friday. We'll be serving mocktails and light bites in a casual, conversational setting before Mastermind day.
Saturday, October 24
Registration & Breakfast
Healthy breakfast and informal morning networking, giving physicians time to connect, settle in, and set the tone for the day ahead.
Mastermind Morning
Preview of what we will be covering:
Networking Lunch: Connect & Collaborate
Join fellow longevity experts for a healthy lunch and meaningful conversations. Build connections, share insights, and grow your professional community in a relaxed, collaborative setting.
Mastermind Afternoon
Preview of what we will be covering:
Networking Dinner
An intimate post-Mastermind dinner where the day's insights continue over food and peer-level conversation.
Inside the Mastermind
Who should attend?
This Mastermind is built for physicians already practicing, or actively building, in longevity medicine, especially anyone treating patients on GLP-1s, considering a regenerative service line, or looking for a diagnostics stack they can defend in a chart note. It is part of a growing series inside our network of 1,200+ physicians across 68+ countries building the infrastructure for evidence-based longevity care.
A DO, MD, or MBBS credential is required to register. There is no exception for non-physician attendees.
longevitydocs Mastermind Ticket Options
Physician Passes start at $499 USD. All attendees must certify they are a DO, MD, or hold an MBBS. Four ticket types are available for the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind in New York; pricing for the Collective and dinner add-on tiers is on the ticket page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
It is a one-day, physicians-only mastermind that puts the evidence, the diagnostics, and the treatment menu for skin, bone, and muscle longevity in front of a small room of doctors, then opens the floor to debate what belongs in a defensible service line and what does not. Every session is built for MDs, DOs, and MBBS-credentialed physicians only.
When and where is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind held?
Programming runs Friday, October 23 through Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017 (8 AM – 6 PM, +1 888-730-7307). The recommended hotel is the NH Collection New York Madison Avenue, 22 East 38th Street, New York, NY 10016 (+1 212 802 0600). The Saturday networking dinner runs 6 to 9 PM at Zuma NYC.
Who can attend the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Attendance is limited to licensed physicians. Registrants must certify that they hold an MD, DO, or MBBS credential; there is no consumer or non-physician track.
Who is speaking at longevitydocs Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind in New York this October?
The confirmed faculty for New York includes Dr. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD, Dr. Amanda Hill, MD, Dr. Naana Boakye, MD, Dr. Doris Day, MD, Dr. James Peyer, PhD, Dr. Dan Belkin, MD, Dr. Neely Khan, MD, Dr. Catherine Johnson, MD, Dr. Kay Durairaj, MD, and Dr. Elizabeth Yurth, MD. More speakers will be announced soon.
What's included in a Physician Pass?
A Physician Pass includes the Friday welcome mocktail, Saturday registration and breakfast, the full morning and afternoon Mastermind programming, and networking lunch. The Saturday networking dinner is available as an add-on with the Physician Pass + Networking Dinner ticket, or bundled into the Clinic Collective Pass options.
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