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Two of the top physicians for the Texas Rangers have brought something new to Mansfield: Texas’ first Serotonin Anti-Aging Center, now open at 971 Matlock Road. The center will host its official grand opening ceremony June 13.
Dr. Shane Seroyer, a local orthopedic surgeon and assistant team physician for the Rangers, discovered he was at genetic risk for Alzheimer’s. That revelation sparked a personal journey into the science of longevity and preventive care. Wanting to share what he learned, he partnered with longtime friend Dr. Jesse Even to open the new center.
Dr. Even, head team physician for the Rangers and assistant team physician for the Dallas Stars, was inspired by Seroyer’s commitment to proactive health and joined the effort to bring this new model of care to the Mansfield community.
Serotonin Centers offers services like hormone replacement therapy, IV drip therapy, EmSculpt Neo body contouring, Botox and more, all under medical supervision and tailored to long-term wellness.
This is the first of six Serotonin Centers the duo plans to open in the area. The June 13 event will give residents a closer look at the personalized, science-based approach to aging well.
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