Measure your true age

Biological Age Test

Explore biological age testing in Chiang Mai at ARPAR. Discuss how each test estimates age and how to interpret the result alongside your health assessment.

What can a biological age test tell you?

Biological age tests estimate aspects of aging from selected measurements. Different methods can give different estimates. A single result is not a diagnosis, a prediction of your lifespan or proof that a treatment has reversed aging.

Laboratory analyst examines a biomarker microarray under a microscope

How we measure Bio-Age

DNA methylation

Uses patterns of DNA methylation to estimate an aspect of biological aging. Interpretation depends on the clock used.

  • Ask which clock is used
  • Review the reference population
  • Compare results using the same method

Telomere length

Measures telomere length. It should not be treated as a complete measure of health or a prediction of remaining years.

  • Ask about measurement variability
  • Interpret alongside other health information

Glycan testing

Uses selected glycan patterns to produce an estimate. Discuss what the result can add to your health assessment.

  • Review the test method
  • Ask how the finding would change care

The process

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Choose a test or combo with your physician

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Blood draw at the clinic

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Results in 2–4 weeks

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Physician review, analysis, and personalized health plan

Dr. Pattanawadee Uttawichai

Physician-Led Care

Put the result in context

Your Bio-Age results are reviewed in a personal consultation with Dr. Pattanawadee Uttawichai, who translates the data into a concrete health plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a biological age test predict how long I will live?

No. It is an estimate based on selected measurements and a model. It should be interpreted with other health information rather than as a personal lifespan prediction.

Can I compare results from different biological age tests?

Different methods use different inputs and reference groups. Ask whether the results are comparable before treating a change as a health improvement or decline.

How much does the service cost?

Ask the clinic for a current written quote after assessment. Confirm which tests, procedures and follow-up visits are included.

How should I prepare for my visit?

Contact the clinic for instructions specific to your appointment. Bring previous results and a list of medicines and supplements. Do not change prescribed medicines without advice from your treating clinician.

When will I know the next steps?

The physician will discuss next steps after reviewing the assessment. Timing and follow-up depend on the findings and the service selected.

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Further reading and sources

Background for your discussion with a physician. United States regulatory information does not establish approval status in Thailand.