Maison Epigenetic

Maison Epigenetic starts with measurement, then routes the client through the right mix of diagnostics, beauty, performance, recovery, and infusion work. The AI biological-age assessment gives the baseline; the MBBS Method organizes the plan across muscle, bones, brain, and skin; and repeat assessments track whether the protocol is moving the person in the right direction. The strongest version of the model is the sequence: measure, build the protocol, then re-measure.

• Whole-clinic experience. The Paris flagship combines diagnostics, gym work, recovery cabins, treatment rooms, salon, boutique, and infusion access inside one discreet clinical environment.
• Medical plus data plus hospitality. The founding team brings a physician, a data/AI entrepreneur, and a hospitality operator into the same model. That shapes both the measurement layer and the client experience.
• Biological-age framing. Beauty, recovery, performance, and infusion work all sit inside a larger biological-age and repeat-testing model.

• Self-pay pricing. Memberships are clear, but full protocol cost depends on diagnostics, treatments, infusions, and re-testing. Ask for the complete plan before comparing options.
• Physician involvement. Dr. Leduc is the named physician and medical director. If your goal requires a medical consult, confirm when she is involved versus when a specialist, coach, or beauty practitioner delivers the session.
• Paris is the mature site. Paris has the full review base and operating clinic. Cannes is pre-opening for June 2026 and should be treated as a launch-stage location.
• Language matters. French is primary. English and Spanish may be available, but confirm language coverage with the specific practitioner.