Daily Mail News UK
There is something otherworldly about Bryan Johnson. His skin is luminous and taut, his eyes unnaturally bright as he stares intently at me.
Transfixed, I search for a wrinkle, blemish or flaw – but there are none. Unbelievably, this eerie perfection is not down to Botox, fillers or the skill of a surgeon’s scalpel.
At 45, Bryan, a tech mogul who sold his business Braintree Venmo to PayPal for $800 million (then £492 million) almost ten years ago, is spending an astonishing $2 million (£1.6 million) a year in his quest for eternal youth, dubbed ‘Project Blueprint’.