RoseBar Longevity operates at Six Senses Ibiza, combining functional-medicine consultations and lifestyle planning with red light, HBOT, cryotherapy, IVs, ozone and supplements. Agewell captured package prices in June 2026. Because the former program pages now redirect, confirm the current package and price in writing before booking.
Agewell has checked the clinic’s published programs, prices, locations and follow-up information against public records and independent reporting. The profile connects each factual claim to its source and review date, and highlights what is included, likely extra costs, who follows up and the questions worth asking before booking. When our assessment includes a first-hand visit or treatment, that experience is clearly labelled.
“The historical prices make comparison possible, but they do not confirm current availability. Request a current itemized quote and medical screening for HBOT, ozone, IVs and supplements; the package is not proof that these treatments reverse aging.”
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Historically captured: signature programs EUR 2,500 · 3,900 · 5,500; Young Forever EUR 4,800; accommodation separate
A complete price including accommodation and optional treatments is not publicly available.
Short program with accommodation separate. Program-dependent; Young Forever is 6 days.
Functional medicine consults, lifestyle plan, red light, HBOT, cryotherapy, IVs, ozone and supplements
Medical and nutrition consults are listed by package. Direct clinician time was not published in a comparable format.
A lifestyle plan is included in relevant packages; ongoing clinical follow-up is not clear.
We did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
What is the complete stay price, how are guests screened for contraindications, which adverse events are reported, and who handles follow-up after departure?
In June 2026, Agewell captured three RoseBar program prices from Six Senses: EUR 2,500, EUR 3,900 and EUR 5,500 per person, with accommodation and meals separate. The former program page now redirects to the generic catalogue, so these are historical comparison points rather than a current quote.
The former Young Forever page described a six-day EUR 4,800 program with MD and nutrition consultations, supplements, red light, HBOT, ozone, NAD drips and a glucose monitor. That URL also now redirects, so ask RoseBar to confirm the current package, inclusions and full-board terms in writing.
The captured EUR 2,500-5,500 range gives buyers a useful historical benchmark against SHA, Lanserhof or a conventional city clinic. It should not be treated as a current bookable rate until the clinic reconfirms it.
As a reset, it may be useful: structured time, consultations, movement, recovery, nutrition and a written lifestyle plan can create momentum. That is a more defensible claim than “reverse aging.”
The package includes therapies whose evidence and regulatory status vary widely. Red light, sauna, cold exposure, HBOT, IVs, ozone and supplements should not be treated as one evidence category.
Ozone deserves special caution. U.S. regulation describes ozone as a toxic gas with no known useful medical application in specific, adjunctive or preventive therapy. A Spanish resort can operate under a different local framework, but every guest should still receive a clear explanation of risks and consent.
Best fit: a luxury-travel buyer who wants a short longevity reset inside a resort, can keep expectations disciplined and will obtain a fresh itemized quote.
It also fits someone comparing wellness retreats rather than clinical diagnostics. The value is the combined environment, schedule and service level.
Skip if you need a serious diagnostic workup or an ongoing physician relationship. RoseBar is a resort longevity clinic, not a replacement for primary care.
Also skip if your medical history makes cold exposure, HBOT, ozone, IVs or supplements non-trivial. Those should be screened, not assumed safe because the setting is beautiful.
Agewell captured Six Senses prices of EUR 2,500, EUR 3,900 and EUR 5,500 per person, plus EUR 4,800 for Young Forever, in June 2026. The former program pages now redirect, so treat these as historical and request a current itemized quote.
It can be worth considering as a luxury reset if you value the resort setting, consultations and structured recovery week, but current price and availability need reconfirmation. It is weaker if you expect proof that the therapy bundle reverses aging.
Depending on package, RoseBar lists functional-medicine and nutrition consultations, sauna/cold exposure, cryotherapy, red light therapy, HBOT, Normatec compression, longevity IVs, ozone, supplements and lifestyle planning.
Ask who screens contraindications and explains risks for HBOT, ozone, IV therapy, cold exposure and supplements. A resort setting does not make these services automatically low risk.
By David Persson · Profile updated 2026-07-15 · Information last checked 2026-07-15 · Prices can change; confirm with the clinic · Work with this clinic? Submit an update
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