Regenerative Medicine Web Design for Younger Me MD: Clinical, Clear, Mobile-First

#TL;DR

I’m Kristian. I led the strategy and the design for Younger Me MD’s new website, eSEO Space did the development, and the site launched around Oct 2024. The old homepage opened on a video with a “Click here to get started!” button, and its Services menu listed Peptide Therapy after Rapamycin, Low Dose Naltrexone, and Cardio Res-Q. I gave the practice a green and white design that reads clinical, rebuilt the navigation around patient goals, and designed mobile-first because the old site broke on phones. The practice told me, “We’ve never seen anything so on-point for our industry.”

#The practice and the problem

Younger Me MD is a medical practice in Conshohocken, PA. Its homepage puts peptide therapy, hormone optimization, and longevity medicine at the center of what it does, lists a board certification in “Anti-aging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine,” and its peptide menu even lists “Regenerative Blends.”

The old site broke on mobile. A clinic that offers hormone and peptide care has to look like a medical practice, and the new design needed to say that the moment someone landed. The old homepage didn’t do that. Instead it opened on a video under the heading “Greater Philadelphia Anti-Aging Programs,” with a “Click here to get started!” button that never said what you were starting. The practice’s own line, “Live Younger. Better. Longer.,” sat below the hero as a section heading. The screenshots on this page show both homepages.

#Who did what

I built this with eSEO Space, the San Diego development team I partner with. I owned the strategy and the design, and they built the site. When I say “we” on this page, I mean the two teams together.

#Three design decisions, and why I made them

#Where the practice is now

I checked youngermemd.com in Semrush’s US database. These are estimates from its monthly history, not the practice’s own analytics.

In October 2024, the launch month, Semrush shows 30 organic keywords, 2 in positions 1 to 3, and estimated organic traffic of about 51 visits a month. The count stayed between 30 and 129 keywords for more than a year, then climbed from January 2026: 264 keywords that month, 574 in February, and 966 in March. By September 2026, it counted 1,133 organic keywords, 37 of them in positions 1 to 3, and estimated organic traffic of about 1,219 visits a month.

That climb began more than a year after launch, after my part ended, so it’s the practice’s current state and not credited to my work.

#What I’d do differently on the next project

Here’s what I would do differently on the next project like this.

Set up tracking at kickoff. I’d ask for Analytics and Search Console access at the start of the project, so the effect of the redesign is measured from day one.

Stay on for SEO after launch. That way, gains are measured and credited to whoever earned them.

Capture before screenshots. I’d document the old site properly before replacing it, so the before and after are easy to compare.

#What this project shows about regenerative medicine web design

A regenerative, peptide, or hormone clinic has to look clinical and also fit a long list of treatments, plans, and conditions into one menu. Here that meant a clinical palette, paths by patient goal, and a layout built for the phone first, and that’s where I’d start with yours.

If that’s the problem you have, look at how I approach healthcare website design or a website redesign. You can also see my general web design work and other healthcare projects. Or tell me what your site looks like today and I’ll tell you straight whether a redesign is what you need.