Dr. Homeira Izadi, MD

Dr. Homeira Izadi founded Pristine Wellness Center, where she is medical director. She practices integrative medicine as a physician and holds four board certifications: from the American Board of Integrative Medicine, the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine, the American Board of Pediatrics via the American Board of Physician Specialties, and the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine via Scripps Clinic. Across more than 25 years in medical centers and intensive care, she has also worked in war zones. Earlier she was an attending physician at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, working mainly in intensive care as a board certified pediatric hospitalist, and an assistant professor at Touro University, California. She was a center physician at a Cenegenics clinic in San Francisco before opening her own practice, and today she also serves as a provider at Human Longevity Inc. Her training covers age management through Cenegenics, immunology focused on novel therapies for chronic inflammation, autoimmunity and allergy at Harvard University, genetics and genomics at Stanford University, and advanced clinical work on cognitive decline through the Institute of Functional Medicine. She trained as an acupuncturist at Quantum University, holds a fitness trainer certification from the International Sport Science Association, and has extensive aesthetic medicine training. Her clinical focus within integrative medicine includes hormone replacement therapy, longevity, PCOS, endometriosis, detox, cardiovascular health and autoimmune disease. At both locations she performs aesthetic and regenerative procedures, including Fotona laser treatments, PRP hair restoration, PRF facial rejuvenation, EZ Gel, fillers and toxins. She is named in connection with face rejuvenating treatments at the San Ramon location. She writes for the Atherton and Los Altos community magazines and is listed on the Marquis Top Doctors bio. She was named a 2026 honoree in the Who's Who of Distinguished Leaders.