Following your AntonOneScan assessment, your doctor reviews available findings with you, approves your care plan and arranges any further investigations or follow-up. Check-ins and a departure review support continuity of care.

A nutritionist translates relevant findings, food preferences, allergies and goals into practical meals, portions and hydration guidance. The plan is reviewed with the clinical team and adapted through the stay.

A personal movement and musculoskeletal assessment explores symptoms, previous injuries and functional goals. Treatment, mobility work and exercise are selected by the physiotherapist, with instructions shared with your trainer.

After your test results are analysed through AntonOneScan and reviewed and confirmed by your doctor, selected vitamins may be administered by infusion where necessary. Your doctor determines suitability and prescribes the vitamins, dose and frequency, with administration and monitoring by qualified nursing staff.

Treatment involves breathing oxygen in a pressurised chamber. This service requires an appropriate clinical indication, suitable equipment, trained operators and monitoring. It is not presented as a guaranteed longevity treatment.

A controlled light-based treatment in the recovery menu. Selection, eye protection, exposure and intended use follow the chosen device’s protocol and individual screening; outcomes depend on the specific application.

A dedicated cryotherapy space is included in the resort design. The final equipment, exposure protocol and clinical suitability remain to be confirmed. Whole-body cryotherapy and cold-water immersion are different experiences; broad recovery or disease-treatment benefits are not promised.

A dry-heat experience within the thermal suite, with time to rest and rehydrate. Access and session duration are adapted to individual suitability.

A warm steam environment conceived as part of the connected pool and thermal area. Guests can move between the hammam and the adjacent spaces according to their approved routine.

An infrared-heated sauna in the thermal menu. Sessions follow the installed equipment’s instructions and the guest’s health considerations.

A dedicated cold-water plunge, approached gradually with appropriate guidance. Temperature, duration and eligibility are set through the operating protocol.

A warm-water counterpart to the cold plunge, within the thermal area. The guest’s suitability determines how the facility is incorporated into a routine.

A long indoor pool with clear glazing, low sun loungers and an open connection to the thermal suite. Swimming, gentle movement and rest can be included according to the individual programme.

A spacious shared jacuzzi beside the indoor pool, with a separate place to sit, rest and enjoy the water. Use is subject to individual suitability and facility guidance.

The main infinity pool sits in front of the gym and indoor pool, beside the sun beds and open veranda. It forms part of the resort’s leisure and recovery setting.

Individual sessions in dedicated treatment rooms, with techniques selected around comfort, preferences and any clinical precautions. The illustrative treatment week includes three massage sessions; final inclusions will be confirmed.

A dedicated couples room allows two guests to enjoy treatment together while each receives an individual consultation and appropriately selected massage.

Personal facial and beauty care in the dedicated facial treatment rooms. The therapist discusses skin needs, sensitivities and the suitability of products before treatment.

Bathing and water-based rituals draw on the Mediterranean atmosphere of the resort. Ingredients, water conditions and individual restrictions are considered before a session.

A selection of body-care experiences accompanies massage and beauty treatments. The final product and ritual menu will identify ingredients and any relevant precautions.

Your trainer checks technique and tolerance, then adjusts exercise selection, duration and resistance within the doctor’s and physiotherapist’s guidance. Progression follows review, rather than an automatic increase in intensity.

The gym will combine cardio and strength equipment with compatible guest identification. Where supported, the ANTON key loads trainer-approved settings and helps record completed sessions.

A dedicated studio creates space for mobility, stretching and adapted aerobic activity. Group or individual sessions can be matched to your starting point and ability.

Yoga is part of the movement programme, including the beach club’s rooftop deck. The practitioner adapts participation to experience and any relevant restrictions.

Gentle diaphragmatic or slow-paced breathing forms part of short morning sessions and an optional evening wind-down. The standard practice avoids forceful hyperventilation and prolonged breath holds; guidance continues through the home plan.

Quiet recovery time, tea and water stations, comfortable seating and time beside the sea are built into the daily rhythm, alongside appointments and purposeful movement.

Tennis courts and paths through the olive landscape provide other ways to spend time outdoors. Activities are chosen around your interests, ability and agreed programme.

Acupuncture is listed as a possible adjunct in the presentation. Inclusion depends on a qualified practitioner, an appropriate purpose and individual assessment; it is not yet a confirmed service.

Compression therapy may be selected to support an individual recovery programme, following equipment-specific screening. The practitioner determines whether it is appropriate for the individual.

Additional investigations may be considered for a specific clinical question, including referral when appropriate. Thermal imaging, where clinically appropriate, complements established assessment and does not replace it.