Lisa M.

Lisa M. (known as Dr. Petch in the clinic’s materials) works within the clinic’s Urban Longevity House in Bangkok as a physician leading longevity and functional medicine. Her clinical method is biomarker-guided: she uses analysis of up to 300 biomarkers across six pillars of biological aging to shape a personalised plan. The clinic positions this as a physician-led check-up workflow, where results are interpreted by a doctor and then translated into a treatment direction rather than a referral. This same emphasis on structured planning supports longer-term longevity programs built around ongoing physician oversight.

Education

• 2016 — Davao Medical School Foundation, Doctor of Medicine (MD).

Work experience

• Co-Founder and Chief Medical Strategy Officer — Longevity Programs, clinic in Bangkok (Urban Longevity House).

Clinical focus and techniques

Dr. Petch’s longevity practice centers on prevention-focused, data-led medicine.

• Longevity and functional medicine biomarker analysis using up to 300 biomarkers across six pillars of biological aging.
• Physician-led check-up planning, including lipid profile and blood sugar level review.
• Creation of a treatment plan after physician consultation.
• IV vitamin infusions and intravenous vitamin C therapy as part of the clinic’s supportive longevity toolkit.

Professional societies and certifications

• International Board of Lifestyle Medicine (IBLM) — Diplomate.
• Thai Medical License No. 63464.

At the clinic, the emphasis is on interpretation and continuity: patients receive physician review and a written direction that becomes the baseline for longer-term programs. For international guests, the clinic’s concierge-supported process is designed to coordinate assessment, treatment planning, and follow-up while staying in Bangkok.