Lana Kerr links sexual wellness and longevity at LIVELONG NYC

Lana Kerr, CEO of Lumisque Inc. and creator of CO2Lift®, used the LIVELONG Women’s Health Summit in New York City to launch HERgevity™, a women’s longevity framework centered on skin, sex and strength. The presentation reframed intimate health as part of healthy aging and points to a broader expansion beyond skin care into women’s wellness education.

Why it matters: - HERgevity™ puts sexual wellness into the same longevity conversation as hormones, metabolism, muscle and brain health. - The framework aims to move intimate health from a private, often delayed discussion into routine women’s health care. - The message matters for women who experience pain, changing sensation or urinary leakage and may assume those changes are unavoidable.

What happened: - Lana Kerr, CEO of Lumisque Inc. and creator of CO2Lift®, joined board-certified dermatologist and longevity expert Dr. Tess Mauricio at the LIVELONG Women’s Health Summit in New York City. - The two delivered a featured presentation titled “HERgevity™: The New Blueprint for Women’s Longevity.” - The presentation introduced HERgevity™, a framework built around skin, sex and strength. - Kerr said women deserve a longer life that also includes comfort, confidence, connection and sexual wellness. - Kerr also said intimate health should be discussed earlier and more openly, not only after symptoms begin.

The details: - The presentation connected sexual wellness to tissue health, circulation, hormones, pelvic health, nerves, comfort and function. - Kerr said women may experience painful sex, reduced sensation, urinary leakage or changes in sexual response and still hesitate to raise the issue. - HERgevity™ argues that common symptoms do not have to be treated as normal without evaluation. - The recommended conversation goes beyond libido and includes tissue health, circulation, pelvic floor function, nerves and hormones. - Kerr said the goal is not simply more sex. - The goal is comfort, function, confidence and connection, with options that may include medical evaluation, hormonal care when indicated, pelvic-floor physical therapy, lubrication, moisturization and regenerative tissue support. - CO2Lift® first built its reputation through topical carboxytherapy and regenerative skin health. - CO2Lift® V extended that work into intimate wellness. - The presentation also connected aging skin to the same larger biology, including hormones, circulation, collagen, tissue quality and regeneration. - Dr. Mauricio framed aging as a multi-pathway process and discussed cellular senescence, compromised circulation, mitochondrial dysfunction, inflammation, extracellular matrix breakdown and tissue remodeling. - CO2Lift® was included in that regenerative framework. - Kerr also introduced The HERgevity™ Orgasm Guide as part of the broader education effort. - Kerr is preparing a book, “The Missing Science of Female Longevity: Skin, Sex & Strength,” to expand the HERgevity™ philosophy. - The published organization names HERgevity™ as a women’s longevity platform built around education, science and candid conversation.

Between the lines: - The presentation signals a brand expansion for Lumisque beyond skin care into women’s intimate wellness and longevity education. - Kerr is positioning intimate health as a core part of healthy aging, not a side topic. - The messaging also challenges the idea that women should silently accept pain or changes in sexual function as part of aging. - By linking skin, sex and strength, Kerr is building a broader consumer and medical narrative around regenerative health. - Dr. Mauricio’s participation gave the discussion clinical and dermatologic weight, not just wellness language.

What's next: - Kerr plans to keep building HERgevity™ as an editorial and educational platform. - The forthcoming book will further develop the framework around women’s aging and intimate health. - Kerr said LIVELONG NYC was not the end of the conversation, but the start of a larger one. - HERgevity™ will continue to encourage earlier, more anatomically specific conversations about women’s bodies and sexual health.

The bottom line: - Kerr is recasting women’s longevity as more than living longer. She is arguing that the years added should also be healthier, more informed and more comfortable, including in intimate health.**