Take Control of
How You Age
Your rate of ageing is
influenced by your genetics.
Gene-Renew | R4,950
R750 when ordered with any other test.
Feedback session fees are not included in the DNA test/report price.
Personalised ageing starts with your DNA.
Gene-Renew reveals how your genes influence skin health, ageing and overall appearance.
What You’ll Learn
- Skin firmness and elasticity
- Inflammation, sensitivity and detoxification of the skin
- Pigmentation and UV protection
- Antioxidant capacity and cellular repair
- Glycation
- Collagen requirements
- And more...
What To Do Next
- Nutrient strategies
- Lifestyle adjustments
- Personalised skin renewal supplements
How It Works
Simple. Personalised. Actionable.
Your DNA is analysed by a team of certified professionals and delivered in a simple, easy to understand format.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can my results tell me about healthy ageing?
Your results provide genetic insights into factors that may influence healthy ageing, skin health, cellular repair, inflammation, antioxidant protection and responses to environmental factors. They can highlight areas where lifestyle, nutrition or preventative support may be particularly relevant.
Can my DNA tell me what my skin needs?
Yes. Your genetic profile can provide insights into factors involved in collagen maintenance, cell renewal, antioxidant defence, inflammation, pigmentation and UV protection. Your report translates these findings into practical recommendations around nutrition, lifestyle, skincare and targeted nutritional support, helping you take a more personalised approach to skin health.
Is Gene-Renew only about skin ageing?
No. Skin health is just one part of the report. It also looks at genetic factors associated with cell renewal, inflammation, antioxidant capacity, detoxification and glycation, providing a broader view of factors that may influence how your body ages over time.
What is glycation and why does it matter?
Glycation occurs when sugars in the body attach to proteins and other molecules, forming compounds known as advanced glycation end products (AGEs). Over time, these can affect the structure and function of tissues and are associated with ageing, inflammation and changes in skin elasticity.