NEW YORK -- Valmont, a company that has been working in Swiss cellular skincare or more than 40 years, has launched the Art of Longevity, a program that combines scientific expertise and epigenetics for a personalized approach to well being and skin health.
"True longevity lies at the intersection of science and art - the science of understanding aging, and the art of translating it into daily self-care. Valmont embodies this rare balance," said longevity specialist Dr. Filippo Ongaro, MD, who worked with Valmont CEO Sophie Vann Guillon to develop the Art of Longevity.
The aim of the Art of Longevity is to provide a broad-spanning beauty and wellness blueprint. The program delivers a tailored blueprint spanning skin, sleep, mobility, nutrition, and mental resilience. As longevity redefines the future of skincare, Valmont is leading the evolution by offering this in-person experience that includes a genetic assessment and lifestyle questionnaire that examines cell regeneration, inflammation, oxidative stress and the daily habits that shape vitality over time. There is also a personalized blueprint with recommendations tailored to treatments and products, along with lifestyle and wellness advice.
"Heir to a family vision where beauty dialogues with science and emotion, I have always viewed our expertise as an essential contribution to integrative health. With The Art of Longevity, we affirm beauty as a legitimate contributor to overall well-being - in its mental and biological dimensions alike," said Vann Guillon.
According to Valmont, data protection is central to the program. Genetic analysis is conducted with BMR Genomics, a certified European laboratory; all data is encrypted, anonymized, and processed in strict compliance with GDPR. Raw genetic data remains confidential and never leaves the individual evaluation, so each participant retains full control of their information.
