I graduated from medical school in Iran in 1996. My journey began by providing care in rural and remote areas of the country—communities that had endured the devastating effects of years of war. Later, I expanded my experience in the field of post graduate education meanwhile continued to deliver primary care in various urban settings.

In 2006, I moved to Canada and completed training in the field of Family Medicine at The University of Calgary where I continued to work as a faculty after graduation.

I’ve always had a personal interest in skincare, investing time and resources into caring for my own skin. The advancements in aesthetic medicine today are both fascinating and powerful. However, over the years, I’ve also seen the industry increasingly push towards a narrow, standardized definition of beauty—one that often overlooks the uniqueness and inner light of each individual.

We all have imperfections in our appearance, but those do not make us any less beautiful. Beauty isn’t determined by facial measurements or media standards—it radiates from the heart, mind, and spirit. Sadly, many people are turning to quick-fix procedures that offer little lasting value and, in some cases, lead to dissatisfaction or even harm.

At the same time, I recognize the real emotional and psychological impact that certain physical concerns—such as deep acne scars or prominent varicose veins—can have. These issues deserve compassionate, evidence-based treatment. I also believe that modern life has left us little room to pause, breathe, and take care of ourselves—mentally, physically, and emotionally.

This is where passion met purpose. Together with my co-founder, we created NuVée—a space designed with your well-being at its core. At NuVée, every client relationship is built on honesty, safety, and genuine care. And this is just the beginning. With your trust and feedback, we hope to create not only beautiful results—but a meaningful cultural shift in how we define beauty and self-care.