HMP Global adds longevity track to Music City SCALE 2027

HMP Global is launching Music City LONGEVITY @ SCALE at the 22nd Annual Music City SCALE in Nashville, expanding the meeting’s education on regenerative medicine, healthy aging and aesthetics. The new program starts May 19-23, 2027, and is designed to give clinicians one place to learn about longevity science alongside procedural care.

Why it matters: - The new longevity track adds a growing area of medicine to a major aesthetics meeting. - Clinicians in dermatology, plastic surgery, oculoplastics and aesthetics can access longevity education without attending multiple conferences. - HMP Global is positioning SCALE as a broader clinical forum for prevention, regeneration and healthy aging.

What happened: - HMP Global announced Music City LONGEVITY @ SCALE in collaboration with Dominik Thor, MSc, president of the Geneva College of Longevity Science. - The program will debut at the 22nd Annual Music City SCALE, scheduled for May 19-23, 2027, at the Grand Hyatt Nashville. - Registration is now open for Music City SCALE 2027.

The details: - The new program focuses on longevity medicine, regenerative aesthetics and healthy aging. - Dr. Thor will work with Music City SCALE co-founders and co-chairs Michael H. Gold, MD, and Brian S. Biesman, MD, FACS, plus Academic Co-Chair Jacqueline Watchmaker, MD. - Programming is expected to center on four themes: the biology of aging, assessing the aging patient, prevention and regeneration, and integrating longevity into clinical practice. - Stem cells, peptides, exosomes and AI are among the topics under consideration. - The full agenda and additional faculty will be announced later. - Current registration rates are available through January 1, 2027, before prices increase. - Attendees can also explore sponsorship opportunities. - Music City SCALE remains a multispecialty meeting with hands-on procedural training, live demonstrations, regenerative medicine content and practice-management insights. - More information is available at scalemusiccity.com.

Between the lines: - The addition reflects a wider push in aesthetics toward evidence-based longevity and regeneration content. - Organizers are trying to link visible cosmetic care with the biology of aging, which could broaden the meeting’s appeal beyond traditional aesthetic audiences. - Dr. Thor’s role signals an effort to frame the longevity content as clinically grounded rather than purely trend-driven.

What's next: - HMP Global will release the full agenda and more faculty for the longevity program. - Registration pricing will increase after January 1, 2027. - Sponsors and attendees can begin planning around the Nashville meeting now.

The bottom line: - Music City SCALE is expanding from an aesthetics conference into a broader platform for longevity medicine and healthy aging education.