Evgeniya has always believed healthcare should be deeply human, rooted not only in science, but in compassion, trust, and genuine connection. What drew her to obesity medicine was witnessing how many patients living with obesity felt unheard, dismissed, or blamed while navigating a complex chronic disease that touches nearly every aspect of life and health.
Her philosophy of care centers on treating the whole person, not just a number on the scale. She takes a comprehensive, evidence-based, and empathetic approach that considers metabolic health, lifestyle, nutrition, hormones, mental health, stress, sleep, and quality of life, recognizing that every patient's story and journey are different. Evgeniya is especially passionate about women's health, perimenopause, and menopause, and about helping patients not only live longer, but live well, with strength and vitality throughout every stage of aging.
Evgeniya holds a Certificate of Advanced Education in Obesity Medicine from the Obesity Medicine Association and continues to grow as a clinician so she can provide the most up-to-date, evidence-based care possible. Above all, she wants her patients to feel comfortable showing up exactly as they are, in a space built on partnership, compassion, and long-term support rather than perfection.
Women's health, PCOS/PMOS, Perimenopause, Men's health, Diabetes & prediabetes
Creative, Compassionate, Holistic, Motivational, Educational
Geriatric patients, Asian / Pacific Islander community, Latino community, LGBTQ+ community, Immigrants
Bashkir State University
Obesity Medicine Association Certified
Learning new languages, trying new recipes, and exploring different cultures.