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Yazan Abdullah MD MPH

Men’s Hormone Replacement Expert, husband, dog lover

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Category(ies): Integrative Medicine | Internal Medicine | Obesity Medicine | Physician | Preventive Medicine

I am an expert in men’s Hormone Replacement Therapy and wellness medicine. I listen to my patients with an open mind, not prejudice, as I do my best to help them lead a more fulfilling life.

I attended Hunter College in NYC, where I graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. I then completed a master’s degree in public health at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. I earned my Doctor of Medicine degree at Ross University and completed residency in internal medicine at St. Mary-Harbor UCLA in Long Beach, California. I am deeply passionate about vitality, patient education, and fitness. I love this job, because it forces me to adopt a healthier lifestyle myself so that I can lead by example. It also enables me to deliver services that patients value, which in turn makes me feel valued.

I love California and I currently lives in Laguna Beach.

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My passion is to make men healthier, stronger, happier, and--yes--sexier! I do that by optimizing their hormonal milieu and by coaching them.

Yazan Abdullah MD MPH

My passion is to make men healthier, stronger, happier, and--yes--sexier! I do that by optimizing their hormonal milieu and by coaching them.

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