Dr. Jazmin Graff, M.D.
Functional & Integrative Medicine
My mission is to help patients achieve lasting vitality, resilience, and longevity through a personalized, precision-based functional medicine approach that identifies and addresses the root causes of imbalance and supports optimal whole-body health.
About Dr. Graff
Education & Training
Personalized Areas of Care
Dr. Graff is a physician specializing in women’s health, longevity medicine, metabolic optimization, and cancer risk reduction with a clinical focus on preventive medicine and cognitive health.
Her trajectory in conventional training was ultimately redirected after she was forced to step away during the COVID-19 era, a pivotal experience that deepened her commitment to exploring broader, systems-based approaches to health and healing. This transition led her into the field of functional and integrative medicine, where she focuses on optimizing physiology, supporting immune resilience, and addressing the root causes of chronic disease. She has pursued extensive advanced training in functional and longevity-focused care.
Dr. Graff’s practice is rooted in functional medicine principles, emphasizing individualized treatment plans designed to restore physiologic balance and optimize long-term health. She is deeply committed to patient education and empowerment, partnering closely with individuals to help them understand and actively participate in their healing process.
Her therapeutic approach integrates personalized nutrition, bioidentical hormone optimization, targeted IV and nutrient therapies, peptide therapy, ozone and blood oxygenation therapies, herbal medicine, and the judicious use of off-label medications when clinically appropriate. Dr. Graff is also fluent in Spanish.
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Fellowship in Anti-Aging and Metabolic Medicine (FAAMM) — American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M/MMI)
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Combined Residency in Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine — Oregon Health & Science University
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Preliminary Residency in General Surgery — The University of Tennessee Health Science Center
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Post-Junior Fellowship in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine — UCLA
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Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) — Howard University College of Medicine
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Graduate Medical Sciences — UCSF School of Medicine
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B.S. in Neuroscience and Psychobiology — UCLA
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Women’s health and hormonal optimization
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Longevity medicine, anti-aging, and health optimization
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Root-cause disease and cancer prevention
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Cognitive health, memory optimization, and cognitive decline reversal
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Precision nutrition, detoxification, and metabolic health
What is Functional Medicine?
Integrative & Functional Medicine is a whole-person approach to healthcare that looks for the root cause of illness—not just the symptoms.
Instead of asking “What medication treats this?” it asks: “Why is this happening in the first place?”
Think of it like this: Conventional medicine is great at putting out fires. Integrative & Functional Medicine helps find out why the fire started—and how to prevent it from coming back.
It combines the best of modern medicine with evidence-based natural approaches, focusing on your unique story, lifestyle, genetics, nutrition, stress, sleep, and environment.
The goal is simple: help your body heal, restore balance, and support long-term vitality—not just manage disease.