Treatment room at the Liposser Longevity Hub in Guadalajara

Longevity Hub · Guadalajara

A spa where the
person in charge
is a surgeon.

Fifteen aesthetic-care and wellness treatments, grouped into four families. What separates this from any other spa in the city is not the table or the music. It is that the indication here is signed by a plastic surgeon with a specialty license, and your record is the same one the rest of the clinic uses.

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15treatments across four families of aesthetic care

Medical directiona plastic surgeon; his license, verifiable, is at the foot of this page

One single recordthe same one used by the operating room and the K-Laser room

Either side of surgeryprograms for the run-up and for the months that follow

Treatment room at the Longevity Hub, warm light and a made-up table

Why here and not at a spa

There is a physician here.
And that changes what
you can be offered.

At a spa you get offered whatever is on the menu. Here, before anything is offered, somebody can tell you that what you need is not a facial but a consultation — or the other way round, that it is not your moment for the operating room and that what you need is a year of maintenance.

Only someone with the training to stand behind that sentence can say it. The Longevity Hub works under the medical direction of Dr. Alejandro Leal, plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgeon — his specialty license, verifiable, is at the foot of this page — and shares a record with the operating room and with the K-Laser room.

Meet Dr. Leal →

The four families

Fifteen treatments,
sorted by what they do.

We group them into families rather than printing a twenty-line menu, because what decides which one is yours is not the name of the treatment. It is what you want to look after, and where you are right now.

Care for the skin of the face

Facial rejuvenation

The maintenance family people ask for most. It works on the surface: cleansing, hydration and luminosity, taken to a depth that is only reached under medical indication.

Deep facial cleansing, with an assessment first
Superficial chemical exfoliation, by protocol
Skin hydration and luminosity
Expression lines managed through medical application

Stimulating your own skin

Biostimulators and collagen

Rather than filling, this stimulates. These are protocols meant to have the skin build its own support over time, which is why they are measured in months rather than in one-off sessions.

Collagen biostimulation through medical application
Microneedling induction
Facial radiofrequency for maintenance
Protocols combined with the K-Laser room

Body, and above all recovery

Body contouring and care

This is where the least glamorous and most decisive work lives: what happens to the body between a surgery and its final result.

Post-surgical lymphatic drainage, when the surgeon indicates it
Body-shaping massage
Body radiofrequency for maintenance
Scar care and follow-up

Support, without promises

Regenerative medicine and wellness

The family it is easiest to exaggerate about, so here it is put the other way round: these are treatments that support aesthetic care and general wellness, under medical indication, with expectations set out in writing.

Protocols using the patient’s own components, under indication
Support with habits and with skin care at home
Seasonal maintenance programs

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The current catalogue and the indication for each treatment are confirmed at your assessment. Not every treatment applies to every person, and some cannot be performed during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or with certain health conditions.

At what rhythm

How often you come in,
and what for.

Usual ranges, for orientation. Your own schedule comes out of the assessment and is written down before you pay for anything.

Family	What it is used for	Usual rhythm	Is it maintenance?
Facial rejuvenation	Holding the quality of the skin of the face	Monthly or every two months, by season	Yes, this is the typical maintenance
Biostimulators and collagen	Stimulating the skin’s own support	In a series, with reviews at 3 and 6 months	Yes, on a schedule set at consultation
Body contouring and care	Supporting recovery and maintenance	Weekly in the first weeks after surgery	Depends where you are in the process
Regenerative medicine and wellness	Support for aesthetic care and habits	By program, reviewed periodically	Yes, within a program

Slide the table sideways to see all of it.

Treatment table lit by candles — The room

Detail of the treatment table, a flower and folded linen — The detail

Wooden washroom in the Longevity Hub — The wood

Facial care area at the Longevity Hub — Facial care

The programs

Surgery lasts a day.
The result is looked after
for months.

A procedure does not begin in the operating room, and it does not end when the compression garment comes off. These programs put the before and the after in order, and they are the reason most of our patients keep coming back once they have nothing left to operate on.

014 to 6 weeks before

Preparing the skin of the area and adjusting your routine at home with what you are given at the boutique. Anything that has to be stopped is stopped.

02The two weeks before

Skin and habits, following medical indication. Nothing new or aggressive is done here: the point is to arrive at surgery calm.

03Surgery and the first weeks

Compression garment, check-ups and rest. The Hub does not step in until the surgeon authorises it, and that restraint is part of looking after the result.

04Weeks 2 to 6

With medical authorisation: post-surgical drainage, scar care and support for the contour while the swelling comes down.

05From month 3 onward

Maintenance: skin, firmness and scar. This is the point where a patient stops being a surgery and becomes sustained care.

Connects with

The K-Laser room

When maintenance calls for technology — texture, firmness, pigmentation — the Hub works with the six technologies in that room, on the same indication and the same record.

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Connects with

The boutique

What you do at home holds up what is done on the table. Compression garments, medical-grade skincare and depigmenting protocols, with published prices.

See the boutique →

All programs and packages →

Treatment room at the Longevity Hub, low light

Before you begin

What you can expect,
and what gets reviewed
before you start.

It will suit you if

You want to hold the quality of your skin on a plan, not in fits and starts
You have had surgery and want the result looked after with medical judgement
It is not your moment for the operating room and you want to use that time well
You would rather be seen by someone who is able to tell you no
You want one place where your record is the same one throughout

Reviewed first if

You are looking to resolve established laxity or excess skin: that is surgery
You expect to lose weight through aesthetic treatments
You are looking for treatment for an illness: that belongs with your own doctor
You are pregnant or breastfeeding, depending on the treatment
You want a guaranteed result: nobody serious can guarantee you one

Who indicates and who applies

Nothing is applied
without an assessment first.

The indication comes from Dr. Alejandro Leal, plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgeon; his specialty license, verifiable, is at the foot of this page. First it is decided whether this is what you actually need, and if it is not, you are told so.

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What this is: Aesthetic care and wellness. Not treatment for illness.
Medical direction: Dr. Alejandro Leal, verifiable specialty license
Treatments: Fifteen, across four families
Record: The same one used by the operating room and the K-Laser room
Where: C. Ottawa 1483, Providencia, 44630 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
WhatsApp: +52 33 1773 2376

Longevity Hub questions

What people ask before coming in

What is the difference between this and a normal spa?

The medical direction. Here the indication comes from a plastic surgeon with a specialty license — verifiable at the foot of this page —, the record is the same one the operating room uses, and there are treatments that simply will not be done if your case does not allow them. At a spa, nobody has the training to refuse you a service on clinical grounds.

Do these treatments cure anything, or improve my health?

No. They are aesthetic-care and wellness treatments. They do not treat illness, they do not replace your own doctor, and they do not stop ageing. If somebody frames it any other way, be sceptical.

How many sessions do I need?

It depends on the family: facial rejuvenation is usually monthly or every two months; biostimulators work in a series with reviews at 3 and 6 months; body care after surgery is weekly at the start. Your own schedule is defined at your assessment and written down.

I am having surgery. When do I start with the Hub?

Ideally 4 to 6 weeks beforehand, to prepare the skin and get your routine at home in order. After surgery, the Hub does not step in until the surgeon authorises it, and that authorisation is part of the care, not paperwork.

Can I come only to the Hub and never have surgery?

Yes, and that is what most people do. Neither the Hub nor the K-Laser room is a waiting room for the operating room: for a lot of people, maintenance is the whole plan.

Do these treatments carry risks?

Every medical procedure does, aesthetic ones included: redness, swelling, bruising, a reaction to a product, pigmentation following inflammation. The risks of whatever is indicated for you are explained at consultation, before you sign the informed consent.

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A spa where theperson in chargeis a surgeon.

There is a physician here.And that changes whatyou can be offered.

Fifteen treatments,sorted by what they do.