Robyn Mague: Co-Owner, Creative Director and Head of Research at Aspire Trim Clinic

Robyn Mague is Co-Owner and Head of Research at Aspire Trim Clinic in Charlotte, NC, and the Creative Director behind everything you see from the brand, working from our Matthews clinic. She leads brand strategy, educational research, and the exploration of emerging technologies and evidence-informed approaches in wellness, longevity and recovery. If a device or a program is on our menu, Robyn has read the literature behind it, and if something popular is not on our menu, that is usually her doing.

A lifelong athlete with nearly 50 years in organized sport, Robyn brings a personal understanding of performance, injury, rehabilitation and recovery shaped by her own experience with sports-related injuries. That experience is what drove her curiosity into ongoing research on how to support health, recovery and healthy aging. She also brings 35 years of experience in creative direction and design, with a career spanning Gensler, Vanity Fair, leading agencies and brands including Coca-Cola, Target, Harley-Davidson, BMW, United Airlines and Aveda. She holds a BFA in Graphic and Industrial Design from the University of Wisconsin-Stout, with international study at HAWK University in Germany.

Robyn's role is to be the person in the room who asks what the evidence actually says. In a field where marketing consistently runs ahead of research, that means grading approaches honestly: which have solid human trials, which have promising early work, and which are being sold well ahead of what anyone can support. Clients benefit from that most when the answer is no, because a clinic willing to tell you a program is not right for you is a clinic you can believe when it says one is. That same standard shapes how we describe who Aspire Trim is and why every medical decision sits with Impact Health Network licensed physicians rather than with us.

Her creative work and her research meet in the client experience. Robyn designed the way a visit unfolds, from the free consultation and Styku scan through the goal-setting session and check-ins described on our how it works page, and she is behind the Conditions body map, where you start from how you feel rather than from a product name. Her own history of sports injury and recovery keeps that work grounded. She is not reading papers as an academic exercise; she is reading them because she has been the person whose shoulder would not heal, and she wants to know what genuinely helps.

Reviewed by Brent Mague, MBA, ISSA Weight Management Specialist and Nutritionist. Medical statements describe care provided by Impact Health Network licensed physicians. Last updated: October 2026.