40th Clinical Applications for Age Management Medicine
Advancing Longevity thru Evidence-Based Strategies and Technology
THE NATIONAL DORAL MIAMI RESORT & SPA | MIAMI, FLORIDA
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*Times, Titles & Faculty Subject To Change
- Wed. Workshop - Essential Knowledge in the Clinical Use of Peptides
- Wed. Workshop - Practice Management Workshop
- Wed. Workshop - Foundations of Regenerative Aesthetics
- Thur. Workshop - TBA
- Thur. Workshop - TBA
- Thur. Workshop - TBA
- Thur. Workshop - TBA
- Friday General Session - TBA
- Saturday General Session - TBA
- Sunday General Session - TBA
WEDNESDAY APRIL 15th
Essential Knowledge in the Clinical Use of Peptides for Age Management Medicine
This workshop is an 8-hour class on learning Essential Knowledge of Peptide Therapy. The human body produces almost 300,000 peptides, but only a fraction of the peptides that we produce are understood. Dr. Edwin Lee and Dr. Luis Martinez have taught many healthcare providers around the world about the clinical use of peptides. Many previous students have commented that this peptide class was excellent and they felt confident with using peptides in their practice. The use of certain peptides is in a state of flux. As of Sep 2023, the FDA has banned a list of 22 peptides from being produced by 503A compounding pharmacies in the US. By the start of this workshop, updated lectures will offer alternative peptides to treat specific conditions. Bring your laptop computer to this workshop. At its conclusion, a score of 80% on an optional test taken on your laptop will earn attendees a certificate demonstrating Essential Knowledge of the Clinical Use of Peptides.
Requirement: Bring your laptop computer for the class to take the post workshop examination.
In conjunction with the Clinical Peptide Society
Non-CME workshop
TOPICS INCLUDE:
– The Wolverine Peptide
– Mitochondria Peptide
– Immune Stimulating Peptides
– Peptides for Autoimmune Diseases
– Growth Hormone Peptides
– Neurodegenerative Peptides
– Peptides for Cancer
– Cosmeceutical Peptides
– Peptides for Pain
– Sex Peptides
– Pineal Peptides
Time |
Presentation |
|---|---|
| 7:15 am | Early Morning Coffee & Hot Tea Provided |
| 8:00 – 8:05 am | Welcome to the Workshop on Essential Knowledge in the Clinical Use of Peptides |
| 8:05 – 8:35 am | Introduction to Peptides Edwin Lee, M.D Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Central Florida College of Medicine Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Member, AMMG Planning Committee This session will address the basics of what a peptide is, what receptor does it interact with, how do peptides work, how many peptides do we have and which hormones are peptides. Some peptides are hormones and also neurotransmitters. In addition, how a peptide is synthesized in a lab will be reviewed. The benefits of peptides and where most of the peptides can be obtained will be covered. (As of May 21, 2023 using peptides in California is prohibited; we don’t know how one in California can obtain them.) |
| 8:35 – 9:05 am | The Wolverine Peptide Edwin Lee, M.D. Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Central Florida College of Medicine Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Member, AMMG Planning Committee The history of the discovery of BPC157 will be covered and the three human published studies will be reviewed. The benefits and the dosing of different routes of delivery will be discussed. |
| 9:05 – 9:35 am | Mitochondria Peptide Luis Martínez, M.D., MPH President, XanoGene Clinics, San Juan and Ponce Puerto Rico President, Caribbean AntiAging Medicine Association Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Founder, Senolytic Therapy Network Medical Director, Aluma Wellness and Hormone Therapy of Orlando Medical Director, Body Rejuvenation, Miami, Florida Member, AMMG Planning Committee Mitochondrial peptides can help with the production of energy, weight loss, improving on endurance and also with converting white fat to brown fat. The mitochondrial peptides dosing will be reviewed. |
| 9:35 – 10:00 am |
Immune Stimulating Peptides The peptides from the Thymus gland that are immune stimulating will be covered, along with the studies and the dosing protocols for both these peptides. If Thymus alpha 1 (TA1) and Thymulin are available in April 2026, then these peptides will be reviewed. If these peptides are not available then other novel peptides will be discussed to improve one’s immune system. |
| 10:00 – 10:15 am | Break |
| 10:15 – 10:45 am | Peptides for Autoimmune Diseases Luis Martínez, M.D., MPH President, XanoGene Clinics, San Juan and Ponce Puerto Rico President, Caribbean AntiAging Medicine Association Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Founder, Senolytic Therapy Network Medical Director, Aluma Wellness and Hormone Therapy of Orlando Medical Director, Body Rejuvenation, Miami, Florida Member, AMMG Planning Committee Autoimmune diseases are on the rise and are devastating. Balancing the immune system is one of the keys in improving autoimmune diseases. The dosing of the peptides of OGF, VIP and other peptides will be reviewed. |
| 10:45 – 11:15 am | Growth Hormone Peptides Edwin Lee, M.D. Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Central Florida College of Medicine Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Member, AMMG Planning Committee Growth hormone is an essential hormone in lowering body fat, improving on lipids, keeping muscles healthy and improving on bone density. Adult growth hormone deficiency symptoms will be reviewed along with the association of higher mortality with growth hormone deficiency. Unfortunately, treatment with recombinant human growth hormone is not covered under most insurance plans and it is also cost prohibitive for most people. There is an alternative to the expensive recombinant human growth hormone mostly commonly used for boosting IGF-1, and it has the advantage of inducing all five of the hGH isoforms rather than just the one that is found in the synthetic form. Growth hormone peptides will be reviewed |
| 11:15 – 11:45 am | Neurodegenerative Peptides Edwin Lee, M.D. Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Central Florida College of Medicine Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Member, AMMG Planning Committee Memory loss is a huge concern. Improving cognition is difficult but if peptides are used early with hormonal balance, improving the microbiome, and removing toxins in the body this functional medicine approach can help. Depending on what peptides are available in April 2026, we will discuss those peptides. |
| 11:45 – 12:00 pm | Morning Session Q & A |
| 12:00 – 1:30 pm | Lunch Break |
| 12:00 – 1:00 pm |
Topic TBA Presented by TBA Open to all attendees and includes a complimentary lunch Non-CME Symposium Sponsored by TBA |
| 1:30 – 1:55 pm | Peptides for Cancer Luis Martínez, M.D., MPH President, XanoGene Clinics, San Juan and Ponce Puerto Rico President, Caribbean AntiAging Medicine Association Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Founder, Senolytic Therapy Network Medical Director, Aluma Wellness and Hormone Therapy of Orlando Medical Director, Body Rejuvenation, Miami, Florida Member, AMMG Planning Committee There are peptides that can help with cancer management. These peptides either improve the immune system or help with turning on the cancer suppression genes or turning off the cancer promoting genes. Met-enkephalin and other peptides will be discussed during this session. |
| 1:55 – 2:20 pm | Cosmeceutical Peptides Edwin Lee, M.D. Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Central Florida College of Medicine Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Member, AMMG Planning Committee There are peptides that can turn off the fibroblast cells to help produce collagen and to improve the dermis of the skin. Improving the thickness of the dermis can reduce wrinkles and also help the skin to look younger. These peptides are very popular in any wellness practice. The top cosmeceutical peptides will be reviewed. |
| 2:20 – 2:35 pm | Peptides for Pain Luis Martínez, M.D., MPH President, XanoGene Clinics, San Juan and Ponce Puerto Rico President, Caribbean AntiAging Medicine Association Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Founder, Senolytic Therapy Network Medical Director, Aluma Wellness and Hormone Therapy of Orlando Medical Director, Body Rejuvenation, Miami, Florida Member, AMMG Planning Committee Peptides can reduce inflammation and help with post-surgical pain, trauma and also with neuropathic pain. The different peptides that help with pain will be covered including the dosing protocols. |
| 2:30 pm | Exhibits Open |
| 2:35 – 3:00 pm | Sex Peptides Luis Martínez, M.D., MPH President, XanoGene Clinics, San Juan and Ponce Puerto Rico President, Caribbean AntiAging Medicine Association Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Founder, Senolytic Therapy Network Medical Director, Aluma Wellness and Hormone Therapy of Orlando Medical Director, Body Rejuvenation, Miami, Florida Member, AMMG Planning Committee Low libido is a common disorder in women and in men. Several peptides will be discussed in improving libido. Other benefits of these peptides will be discussed, as well. |
| 3:00 – 3:45 pm | Break/Visit Exhibits |
| 3:45 – 4:05 pm | Pineal Peptides Edwin Lee, M.D. Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Central Florida College of Medicine Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Member, AMMG Planning Committee The pineal gland is found in vertebrates, mammals, amphibians, and in humans. Melatonin and Epitalon are both derived from the pineal gland. One of the benefits of Epitalon is that it has been shown to improve longevity both in animals and in humans. The human clinical trials from Russia that have been shown to reduce mortality and also cancer will be reviewed and the dosing protocols will also be covered. The peptide Pinealon will be covered also. |
| 4:05 – 4:30 pm | Melanton Peptides and Questions for Review Luis Martínez, M.D., MPH President, XanoGene Clinics, San Juan and Ponce Puerto Rico President, Caribbean AntiAging Medicine Association Co-Founder, Clinical Peptide Society Founder, Senolytic Therapy Network Medical Director, Aluma Wellness and Hormone Therapy of Orlando Medical Director, Body Rejuvenation, Miami, Florida Member, AMMG Planning Committee Lecture Description TBA |
| 4:30 – 5:30 pm | Online Test – Requires a Laptop |
Wednesday, April 15th
Practice Management Workshop: Launching and Growing a Successful Age Management Practice
Many attendees of the AMMG conferences are attracted to the field of Age Management Medicine, but do not feel qualified, or empowered with the necessary tools, to successfully transition from the well-established structure of disease-based medicine or from the traditional insurance-based reimbursement system into a system which relies to a significant degree upon direct pay. In addition, this workshop is also designed to complement the AMMG Certification in Age Management Medicine for physicians and healthcare professionals and to help educate and inform medical and office staff. Attendees will be guided through the process of developing or growing an Age Management Practice. Our goal is for the attendee to be equipped with the basic tools for making the necessary decisions on what is required from a Practice Management point of view.
Non-CME workshop
TOPICS INCLUDE:
– The Direct Pay/Partial Direct Pay Practice Model
– Development of Practice Services and Procedures
– Development of Diagnostic Tools and Procedures
– Creating Revenue Through the Sales of Ancillary Products and Services from Your Office
– Motivating Patients and Creating Programs Applying the Science of Age Management Medicine to Produce Positive Patient Outcomes and the Patient Experience Expectations
– Employee Management and Engagement
– Operational Excellence: Maximize Margin, Time, and Efficiency in Your Practice
– Best Practices for Pricing and Compensating for Age Management Services
– The Liability Entanglements of Running Your Own Practice: Don’t Let Your Corporate Veil Be Pierced
– Your Marketing Playbook: Step-by-Step Execution for Patient Growth in Age Management Medicine
– Practice Landmines & Practice Pearls
Non-CME Workshop
Time |
Presentation |
|---|---|
| 7:15 am | Early Morning Coffee & Hot Tea Provided |
| 8:00 – 8:40 am | The Direct Pay/Partial Direct Pay Practice Model Chuck Guglin, M.D., FACS Owner, Hyperfit MD Age Management Center Understand what a direct pay practice is, learn what the best practices for this type of practice are and transcend the fear of moving from insurance-based to direct pay practice. Attendees will be asked to envision the ideal Age Management practice they wish to develop. |
| 8:40 – 9:20 am | Development of Practice Services and Procedures Chuck Guglin, M.D., FACS Owner, Hyperfit MD Age Management Center Understand the range of services than can be offered from an Age Management practice and understand how you can develop a menu of services that will fit you and your practice. |
| 9:20 – 10:00 am | Development of Diagnostic Tools and Procedures Chuck Guglin, M.D., FACS Owner, Hyperfit MD Age Management Center Diagnosing the Age Management patient is critical to formulation of a personalized patient treatment plan. This lecture will provide attendees with options regarding diagnostic tools and procedures. |
| 10:00 – 10:15 am | Break |
| 10:15 – 11:15 am | Creating Revenue Through the Sales of Ancillary Products and Services from Your Office Derrick DeSilva, Jr., M.D. Associate Attending Staff, Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy, NJ Board of Directors, American University School of Medicine, Aruba We have a captive audience with the patients we see every day. They trust our judgments and that is why they seek us out for their medical care. The trust can be translated into other products and services that we provide in our clinical practice—everything from cosmetic products and procedures to carrying a line of high quality nutraceuticals. The educational process to “sell” these products and services does take some upfront time. Once the patient/consumer becomes part of the process to utilize these products and services it can become a critical recurrent part of your revenue stream. The questions is, what products and services should you offer and how do you decide what these products and services should be? During this presentation I will help you outline how to start with the basics and in time build/create that revenue stream even when you are not physically seeing the patient. |
| 11:15 am – 12:00 pm | Motivating Patients and Creating Programs Applying the Science of Age Management Medicine to Produce Positive Patient Outcomes and the Patient Experience Expectations Rudy Inaba Vice President of Performance Health, Cenegenics Creating programs that will incorporate your defined services, creating a real change in the health of patients and retaining patients are critical to the success of your practice. |
| 12:00 – 1:00 pm | Lunch Break |
| 12:00 – 12:45 pm |
Why You Should Be Certified in Age Management Medicine Presented by James Powell, RN Non-CME Symposium Sponsored by AMMG Open to all attendees and includes a complimentary lunch |
| 1:00 – 1:40 pm | Employee Management and Engagement Pete Hellberg Vice President of Operations and Partner Relations, Cenegenics A culture of excellence starts with the right team and brand. How your patients perceive your practice is essential to developing trust, thus increasing referrals and patient retention. Learn how to engage your team in creatively promoting, not selling, your services to current patients and prospects. What employee skills will be essential? |
| 1:40 – 2:30 pm | Operational Excellence: Maximize Margin, Time, and Efficiency in Your Practice Taylor Aikins, MBA Management Consultant, Chartis Group This session will give practice owners a clear, step-by-step approach to increasing profit, improving efficiency, and getting the most out of every hour, dollar, and piece of equipment. You will learn how to measure the true profitability of each service, account for the real costs of staff and equipment, and structure your daily operations for maximum throughput. We will cover how to set up basic performance tracking, calculate the economic value of your time and capital, and make disciplined decisions on hiring, scheduling, and capital purchases. Establishing this level of operational discipline will drive your strategy—providing the financial clarity and real-world data you need to decide which services to grow, where to invest, and how to ensure your daily operations support your long-term goals. The session includes straightforward tools and templates that you can apply immediately in your practice, so you can keep more of what you earn and grow with confidence. |
| 2:30 – 2:45 pm | Break |
| 2:45 – 3:30 pm | Best Practices for Pricing and Compensating for Age Management Services Kristen Cusack, MBA Chief Executive Officer, LHM Partners Most practitioners choose to practice age management medicine to help more patients and spend more time helping them be well. To practice in the way they think best serves their patients, many start their own practice. Of the many challenges that face a new practice owner, pricing and compensation are among the toughest. Entire courses of study at universities are devoted to these subjects, and they can be very complex and overwhelming. More importantly, proper pricing and sensible compensation can be the difference between a thriving practice and one that struggles financially. This presentation will provide a practical and applicable approach to practice pricing and compensation models. With an interactive and participation-based format, participants will receive tangible take-home tools to calculate their costs and strategies to determine what to charge. |
| 3:30 – 4:15 pm | The Liability Entanglements of Running Your Own Practice: Don’t Let Your Corporate Veil Be Pierced Joshua Johnson Fortune Law Firm, Las Vegas, NV Business owner doctors erroneously believe that setting up their practice as a corporation or LLC creates a shield of liability between their business assets and their personal assets. But setting up the entity is just one small step in creating protections that business entities afford. These protections, to be effective, also require adequate capitalization of the entity, observation of corporate formalities, and a strict division between what is the business and what is the individual. Learn what it takes to run a medical practice in a way that will afford all of the protections that the law provides. |
| 4:15 – 5:15 pm | Your Marketing Playbook: Step-by-Step Execution for Patient Growth in Age Management Medicine Lori Werner Founder, Medical Marketing Whiz In “Your Marketing Playbook: Step-by-Step Execution for Patient Growth in Anti-Aging Medicine,” you’ll gain a clear, actionable strategy to attract and retain patients in the rapidly evolving age management field. This session will provide you with proven tactics and a straightforward playbook to enhance your visibility, credibility, and engagement—helping you stand out from competitors and bring immediate ROI to your practice. What You Will Learn: ● Website Conversion Mastery: Discover essential tweaks to your website that increase patient inquiries and turn more visitors into booked appointments. ● SEO Success Strategies: Learn the latest SEO techniques to improve your search rankings and attract local patients actively looking for your services. ● Social Media That Speaks to Your Ideal Patient: Implement social media tactics that not only engage but also position you as the go-to expert in age management. ● Email & SMS Lead Nurturing: Build trust and keep your practice top-of-mind with personalized email and SMS strategies that turn leads into loyal patients. ● Events & Webinars for Rapid Growth: Plan and execute engaging events and webinars to educate patients, enhance your credibility, and achieve measurable ROI. This playbook is designed to give you actionable steps you can begin implementing in your practice the very next day. |
| 5:00 – 5:30 pm | Practice Landmines & Practice Pearls Chuck Guglin, M.D., FACS Owner, Hyperfit MD Age Management Center Learn what to avoid to eliminate or reduce the inevitable problems, and those pearls from experienced Practice Management Professionals that can help you succeed. |
Wednesday, April 15th
Foundations of Regenerative Aesthetics-Essential Techniques for Starting and Growing Your Aesthetic Practice
Workshop will focus on core Medspa and Office Based Aesthetic services and incorporate advanced regenerative procedures like PRP, PBF Gel into their practice. Goal is to build a practice that stands out using additional revenue streams; PBF and Vampire Certifications offered. In addition to the lectures and demonstrations listed this course will offer attendees; Printed manuals of treatment protocols, Access to on-line tutorials, Sample consent forms, Vendor guide for PRP/PBF equipment, Peel Instructional video, Micro Needling Instructional Video, Suggested starter kit checklist, Digital marketing templates to launch regenerative services.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
– Core MedSpa/Office Based Aesthetics Essentials – Menu of Treatments Every Practice Should Offer (Live Demo)
– Introduction to Regenerative Aesthetics (Live Demo)
– PRP Masterclass
– Elevating Skin Rejuvenation with Precision Growth Factor Therapy
– Advanced Regenerative Technique – PBF Gel (Platelet BioFiller Gel)
– Building your Regenerative Practice
– Certification and Wrap Up
Non-CME workshop so that brand names and off label treatments can be openly discussed.
Time |
Presentation |
|---|---|
| 7:15 am | Early Morning Coffee & Hot Tea Provided |
| 8:00 – 8:15 am | Introduction and Review of the Days Goals Nadia Bixler, L.E. Instructor, AAEG |
| 8:15 – 10:15 am | Core MedSpa/Office Based Aesthetics Essentials – Menu of Treatments Every Practice Should Offer (Live Demo) H. William Song, M.D. Inventor of the AutoCorre Protocols Founder & CEO, Omni Aesthetics, Oakland, NJ Nadia Bixler, L.E. Instructor, AAEG • Medical-grade chemical peels (traditional peels versus next generation smart peels) |
| 10:15 – 10:30 am | Break |
| 10:30 – 12:00 am | Introduction to Regenerative Aesthetics (Live Demo) H. William Song, M.D. Inventor of the AutoCorre Protocols Founder & CEO, Omni Aesthetics, Oakland, NJ
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| 12:00 – 1:00 pm | Lunch Break |
| 12:00 – 12:45 pm |
Topic TBA Presented by TBA Open to all attendees and includes a complimentary lunch Non-CME Symposium Sponsored by TBA |
| 1:00 – 2:30 pm | PRP Masterclass H. William Song, M.D. Inventor of the AutoCorre Protocols Founder & CEO, Omni Aesthetics, Oakland, NJ• PRP basics: How it’s made, why it works • Applications: |
| 2:30 – 2:45 pm | Break |
| 2:45 – 3:45 pm | Elevating Skin Rejuvenation with Precision Growth Factor Therapy Danielle Hughes Training/Onboarding Specialist, Supershot PRP Lecture will provide attendees on how to maximize PRP’s regenerative power by enhancing its purity, delivery and synergy with aesthetic treatments. SuperShot PRP is a more comprehensive PRP treatment that utilizes a unique processing technique to concentrate autologous extracellular vesicles, including exosomes, at point of care. This allows providers to deliver a more complete, targeted dose of your body’s own regenerative proteins to potentially help restore skin quality, accelerate healing and optimize results. |
| 3:15 – 4:00 pm | Advanced Regenerative Technique – PBF Gel (Platelet BioFiller Gel) H. William Song, M.D. Inventor of the AutoCorre Protocols Founder & CEO, Omni Aesthetics, Oakland, NJ • What is PBF Gel? (solid platelet gel for volumization and rejuvenation) |
| 4:00 – 5:00 pm | Building your Regenerative Practice H. William Song, M.D. Inventor of the AutoCorre Protocols Founder & CEO, Omni Aesthetics, Oakland, NJ • What treatments to offer first (starter packages) |
| 5:00 – 5:30 pm |
Certification and Wrap Up • Receive Certificate of Completion and Certification for Vampire Facial Training and PBF gel |

