OLiv Strengthens Its Medical Team
As part of its recent evolution, OLiv has expanded its medical team to support a more advanced, structured approach to personalised longevity and preventive care.
The clinic’s model has always been rooted in physician-led insight. With its move to a new location and a refined concept, this foundation has been further strengthened through the addition of experienced doctors specialising in integrative, preventive and anti-ageing medicine.
At the centre of the team is Dr Nitchapon Paibon, Medical Director, who has been instrumental in shaping OLiv’s clinical direction from its earlier stage. With over 15 years of experience in regenerative and longevity medicine, his approach is defined by precise biomarker interpretation, structured treatment planning and a clear focus on long-term physiological function. His continued leadership ensures consistency as OLiv transitions into its next chapter.
The expansion of the team introduces broader clinical depth across key areas of modern preventive care.
Dr Tidarat Tripipitsiriwat brings a strong background in preventive and integrative medicine, with advanced training in chelation therapy, hormone optimisation and IV nutrition. Her clinical perspective integrates metabolic balance, hormonal health and patient-centred care, supporting individuals seeking long-term stability.
Dr Natnicha Kanlop further extends the clinic’s capabilities through her experience across integrative medicine, research and clinical practice. With additional training in peptide therapy, functional medicine and integrative oncology, she brings a research-led approach to complex cases, particularly in areas related to metabolic resilience and long-term health optimisation.
Together, the team reflects a deliberate shift towards a more comprehensive clinical model. Rather than focusing on isolated treatments, care at OLiv is increasingly structured around understanding how systems interact over time, and how interventions can be applied with precision.
This development aligns with the clinic’s broader positioning. As demand grows for more personalised, medically grounded approaches to longevity, the role of the physician becomes central, not only in diagnosis, but in guiding the direction and timing of care.
The expanded team allows OLiv to support a wider range of guest needs, from early-stage health optimisation to more complex metabolic, hormonal and regenerative considerations. It also reinforces the clinic’s ability to deliver continuity of care, with each patient supported through assessment, planning and ongoing monitoring within a consistent clinical framework.
While the setting and scale of OLiv have evolved, the principle remains unchanged. Effective care begins with understanding, and that understanding is led by the people who deliver it.
Written by OLiv Management Team
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