Is Stem Cell Therapy the Future of Beauty Biohacking?

When it comes to anti-aging skin treatments, it’s no secret that the beauty industry isn’t afraid of a little blood (hello, Vampire Facial!). But, the future of anti-aging skincare takes things to new altitudes. On the latest episode of Biohack-HERS, HigherDOSE Founders Lauren Berlingeri and Katie Kaps head to Park City Utah to experience the ultimate beauty biohacking treatment at Docere Clinics, a medical practice centered around editing new applications of stem cell therapy.


For this Biohack-HERS experience, Lauren and Katie met with Docere Clinic’s anti-aging physician, Dr. Amy Killen, to try what she calls the Inside Out Comprehensive Skin Rejuvenation Treatment, which is an intense multi-procedure experience that raises the bar for anti-aging treatments.


As its name suggests, the Inside Out Comprehensive Skin Rejuvenation Treatment is comprehensive with multiple treatments stacked together for a powerful biohacking experience. It begins with a filtration of the blood through a process called EBo2 — which stands for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation — where blood is removed from one arm of the body, cleaned and filtered, and then injected back into the body through the other arm. The EBo2 process gets rid of proteins that are dead or not active anymore, lipids, cholesterol, fat particles, heavy metals, and toxins and, in a way, is like an oil change for the body.


Once the blood is filtered through the process of  EBo2, the next step in the Inside Out Comprehensive Skin Rejuvenation Treatment is an intense laser session, followed by microneedling injections with PRP (taken during the EBo2), and then complete with red light therapy, which helps to further activate the stem cells and helps target redness after all the rounds of procedures.


The field of longevity skincare is just getting started and biohacking experiences such as Docere Clinics’ Inside Out Comprehensive Skin Rejuvenation Treatment is an advance way to target aging concerns such as texture, tone, fine lines and wrinkles, and dullness.


If it sounds intense, that’s because it is — but, is it worth it?  Check out the latest episode of Biohack-HERS to see what the future of anti-aging holds and what it’s really like to try the Inside Out Comprehensive Skin Rejuvenation Treatment.

 

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Fiona Hillery is a seasoned VP of Communications with over a decade of experience bridging media, wellness, and holistic healing. With a career rooted in brand storytelling, public relations, and cultural strategy, she has led communications for industry powerhouses like Vice Media and The History Channel, where she crafted high-impact campaigns that drove brand awareness and audience engagement. Currently, Fiona serves as Vice President of Communications at HigherDOSE, a trailblazing wellness brand renowned for its celebrity-loved infrared products and experiential wellness events. Her approach blends strategic foresight with intuitive insight, allowing her to craft authentic, soul-centered narratives that resonate with modern audiences and amplify brand influence. Beyond her executive role, Fiona is a creative visionary and thought leader in the wellness space. As a spiritual guide, writer, and event curator, she bridges her deep knowledge of holistic healing with her expertise in media and communications. Her passion for authentic storytelling is reflected in her work curating large-scale wellness events, consulting on brand strategy for conscious businesses, and producing editorial content on spirituality, cultural evolution, and wellness trends. With an unparalleled ability to merge intuition with business acumen, Fiona Hillery is dedicated to helping brands, communities, and individuals tell meaningful stories that inspire collective transformation and lasting impact.

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