Personalized medical weight management with board-certified physician oversight, evidence-based medication options, metabolic evaluation, nutrition guidance, and ongoing monitoring.
Your plan begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your health history, medications, goals, metabolic risks, and prior weight-loss efforts. Treatment is individualized and may include medication, nutritional strategy, activity guidance, laboratory testing when appropriate, and ongoing physician follow-up.
We review your health history, medications, previous treatments, goals, and relevant risk factors.
Medication and lifestyle recommendations are selected according to your individual clinical situation.
Follow-up allows treatment to be adjusted for response, tolerability, changing goals, and overall health.
Dr. Nazarian is a board-certified internal medicine physician in Beverly Hills. His approach to weight management considers the broader medical factors that may affect weight, including metabolic health, medications, sleep, hormones, nutrition, activity, and cardiovascular risk.
His medical expertise and commentary have been featured by BBC, CNN, FOX News, Forbes, USA Today, People, and other national media outlets.
Individual experiences vary. Testimonials reflect the experiences of the patients quoted.
“Dr. Nazarian and his staff are so knowledgeable and friendly. I am finally losing weight! I feel amazing and I’m getting a lot of compliments.”
Andrea Albright
“Dr. Nazarian and his team have made me feel heard and understood as I navigate and try to reach my weight loss goals… His medical weight loss plans feel tailored to each individual.”
A Casey
“I really enjoy coming to see Dr. Nazarian in Beverly Hills for weight loss options… He asked questions about my goals and eating habits… I left feeling optimistic.”
Lizzette L. Schneider
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Medical weight loss is clinician-directed weight management that considers medical history, health risks, medications, lifestyle, and treatment goals. Treatment may include nutrition and activity recommendations, laboratory evaluation when appropriate, and prescription medication for eligible patients.
There is no single medication that is best for everyone. The appropriate choice depends on medical history, contraindications, other medications, treatment goals, side-effect considerations, availability, and clinical judgment.
Laboratory testing may be recommended based on your health history, symptoms, recent results, proposed treatment, and clinical needs.
Medical information on this website is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Prescription treatment requires an appropriate medical evaluation. Results and treatment response vary by patient.
