Ana Aslan received numerous awards and honors for her contributions to gerontology. These accolades recognized her pioneering work and her dedication to improving the lives of elderly individuals. Specific awards included the 'Leon Bernard' prize from the WHO and the 'Cross of Merit of the Socialist Republic of Romania'.

Aslan traveled extensively, lecturing and presenting her research at international conferences. Her work gained recognition from many prominent figures. She attracted prominent figures and celebrities, solidifying her reputation and influence.

Even after her death, Ana Aslan's legacy continues to influence the field of gerontology. Her work has inspired other researchers to explore the potential of anti-aging therapies and to focus on improving the health and well-being of older adults.