About dr. alex
TRAINING
Alexander Zayid, M.D. completed his Medical training through Michigan State University affiliate Ascension Providence Hospital in Southeld, Michigan. Dr. Zayid is Board Certified in Family Medicine.
As Dr. Zayid began his residency in the summer of 2019, a vast amount of his training took place amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Secondary to this, Dr. Zayid spent an extensive amount of time treating severely ill COVID-19 patient in and out of the intensive care unit, emergency rooms and community urgent cares. This experience helped Dr. Zayid gain the experience he has today treating acute illnesses.
Dr. Zayid has always had a special interest in preventative medicine from both a biologic and aesthetic standpoint. His goal is to treat problems before they arise by taking a proactive approach to aging and diseases rather than simply reacting to a diagnosis. Dr. Zayid focused his preventative training in weight loss, aesthetic and anti-aging medicine.
LONGEVITY SPECIALIST
The symptoms of aging have always been thought of by physicians and their patients as something they must simply accept. We now know this does not have to be the case. Dr. Zayid has been accepted to and is undergoing a double board certified fellowship in Anti-Aging, Metabolic and Functional Medicine as well as Aesthetic Anti-Aging. Dr. Zayid hopes to to help optimize his patients using cutting edge research and technology to not only live longer, but feel better doing it.
A4M
In A4M, optimizing ourselves to expand our longevity and lifespan is a study that relies on the most cutting edge science, technology and evidence based support. As all of us are actively aging, it is easy to see why this field of medicine is exploding worldwide. There are over 26,000 practitioners worldwide working with A4M in screening, preventing and treating age related symptoms and diseases.
Anti-aging medicine is a critical area of healthcare, and aging humans – all of us – should be concerned with the present and future of our good health. Detecting, preventing, and treating age-related diseases is the path to optimizing the human aging process.