Medically reviewed by Dr. Hootan Zandifar, MD, Medical Director, Regen Therapy MD (UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine). Educational information only — not medical advice; individual results vary.
A physician's overview of peptide therapy in Los Angeles — what peptides are, how physician-directed programs work, and how to think about candidacy and safety.
What it is
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules. In medicine, specific peptides are used under physician direction for recovery, wellness, and healthy-aging goals.
Potential benefits patients pursue
- Understand the categories of peptides
- Know what physician oversight involves
- Learn how candidacy is determined
- See how programs are personalized
How the program works
Every program at Regen Therapy MD is physician-directed by Dr. Hootan Zandifar and personalized — never a one-size template. The typical path is: an initial consultation, baseline lab work where indicated, a personalized protocol, and monitored follow-up to review your response.
Who it may be right for
Anyone researching peptide therapy who wants a medically grounded, non-hyped overview.
Safety & physician oversight
Peptide therapy should always be physician-directed, with evaluation, quality-controlled sources, and monitoring. Be cautious of unsupervised online sources.
Frequently asked questions
Are peptides safe?
Under medical supervision, with appropriate evaluation and monitoring.
Which peptide is right for me?
That depends on your goals and evaluation — determined at consultation.
Do peptides require a prescription?
The peptides we use are physician-directed.
How do I start?
Book a consultation in Beverly Hills or Santa Monica.
Book a consultation
For a medically grounded plan, start with a physician consultation. Contact Regen Therapy MD to schedule a physician consultation in Beverly Hills or Santa Monica.
This page is for general education and is not medical advice. All therapies are physician-directed and require an individual consultation, medical history, and appropriate lab work. Individual results vary.