Today you have the opportunity to live a life full of vitality. For good!
It’s always faster, better and more efficiently! These words characterise the way of life and approach to living in recent decades. Even when we promise to take time off for ourselves, we are often still stuck in a rut. We take a step back only when we hear the alarm bells ring, signalling the onset of some health problems or symptoms. It is time to change this attitude.
Siret Liivamägi
Founder and CEO
Siret graduated from the Faculty of Medicine and the School of Economics and Business Administration at the University of Tartu, and has been at the forefront of various large international companies. Her mission is to create an extensive field of science-based preventive and wellbeing medicine in Estonia. Over the last decade, Siret has visited the world’s best anti-aging clinics. Convinced that anti-aging begins from within, she now wants to bring this knowledge to Estonia. Siret is a board member in several companies and associations. She has made significant contributions to society.
Dr. Jaan Vogelberg
Doctor
Dr Vogelberg graduated from the University of Tartu. He first specialised in psychiatry. He then worked as the manager of a hospital specialising in internal diseases. For many years he worked in the field of chemotherapy at Tartu Haematology and Oncology Clinic where, in cooperation with surgeons, he first adopted hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy.
“This fascinating position has left me with the conviction that the treatment of diseases must begin as early as possible and that successful treatment must be combined; in other words, include several different substances with different mechanisms of action.”
Dr Vogelberg has also worked in clinical drug trials for many years, which has cemented his interest in the newest and most effective drugs. He has also worked with various vaccines.
In recent years, he has studied the field of anti-aging medicine by participating in Dr Claude Dalle’s seminars in Paris and Moscow, global anti-aging conferences in Monaco, Professor Vladimir Havinson’s peptide therapy courses in St. Petersburg and the anti-aging experts’ seminar in Dubai.
In addition to anti-aging medicine, he has worked for many years in various health care institutions in Finland.
Dr. Ingrid Lesdorf
Doctor
Ingrid graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Tartu in 2016 and finished her residency in family medicine in 2020. Before studying medicine, she graduated from the University of Tartu with a BA in psychology. She has practiced as a physician in both Estonia and Finland. As a family physician, Dr Lesdorf provides consultations with the aim of increasing the patients’ healthy life years. Dr Lesdorf conducts gut microbiome consultations, offers guidance based on gene test results, and conducts menopause consultations (including a gynaecological examination).
“Throughout my education, I have tried to unravel what it means to be human and to find solutions to the mental and physical inconsistencies that arise along the way. I strive to support people on their journey towards better health and be of service in achieving the goals we set together.”
Marianne Grechko
Nutritional therapist
For the past five years, Marianne has been working in nutritional therapy in London. During her professional practice, Marianne has given nutritional therapy consultations in London’s most exclusive clinics, such as Grace Belgravia and the Sarah Chapman Skin Clinic. In addition, she has seven years of experience working as a nutritional therapist in a British company that produces quality nutritional supplements.
The main health concerns that Marianne has treated include women’s health, skin health, and conditions relating to the nervous system and gut health.
Dr. Kerli Luks
Doctor
Kerli graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Tartu in 2016. She then worked as a general practitioner in an emergency department in Finland for four years. Dr Luks provides consultations for our clients, helps them select therapies and prescribes therapy courses.
“Working in the emergency department made me realise the importance of preventing diseases. This part of the health system gets too little attention, time and resources. My goal is to help reduce the occurrence of health problems at an age where one can still live a full life. People have the most important role in maintaining their own health, and we can offer an evidence-based approach, support and advice on this journey.”
Karolin Peterson
Nurse
Karolin Peterson graduated as a nurse from the Tallinn Health Care College in 2018 and completed the emergency medical technician course in 2018. For three and a half years she worked as a nurse and a brigade leader at the Tallinn Ambulance Service.
Karolin provides consultations for clients, prepares and conducts therapies and looks after the clients during the procedures.
“Working in the emergency room and dealing with health consequences on a daily basis made me think deeply about the things we could do for ourselves to prevent the worst. To help people more, I decided to leave medicine that deals with the consequences and turn to preventive medicine.”
Gina Bergmann
Nurse
Gina Bergmann graduated as a nurse from the Tallinn Health Care College in 2021.
Gina provides consultations for clients, prepares and conducts therapies and looks after the clients during the procedures.
“The body has always been interesting to me – everything that happens on the physical level as well as on a level that is invisible to the eye. We all deserve to feel cared for, loved and cherished. My long-term experience as a coach and yoga teacher has given me the understanding that the key to quality of life is the external reflection of inner wellbeing. By helping others towards a healthier and happier life, I also move closer to it myself.”
Sandra Liivrand
Nurse
Sandra Liivrand graduated as a nurse from the Tallinn Health Care College in 2021. She was already working in a hospital before finishing her studies. She worked in a cardiology department for a little over two years and in a blood sampling department for a year.
Sandra provides consultations for clients, prepares and conducts therapies and looks after the clients during the procedures.
“Preventing health problems has always been an important topic for me. What are the possibilities that help people live a full life until old age and support the body, considering that life is fast-paced and stressful for most people.”
Svetlana Popõrina
Nurse
Svetlana Popõrina graduated as a midwife from the Tallinn Health Care College in 2015. For more than five years, she looked after the wellbeing and health of families in the maternity department at the East Tallinn Central Hospital.
Svetlana provides consultations for clients, prepares and conducts therapies and looks after the clients during the procedures.
“I learned about biohacking, people’s ability to change their body and slow down the aging process, already some years ago. Already then, I realised how important it is to raise people’s awareness of their ability to support their bodies in every way. Fortunately, there is now a growing need for professionals in this field in Estonia. I am very happy to have the opportunity to advise and help people who care about their health and wellbeing, and offer them a modern science-based approach in a unique anti-aging clinic in Estonia.”
The company providing healthcare services at the Happy Aging Tallinn clinic is registered as Advancer OÜ
(registry code 11121847, activity license for the provision of specialist medical care L05253).
