CJC-1295 and ipamorelin
These compounds are named as examples in the current peptide catalog; availability, formulation, and status require confirmation.
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Beverly Hills, CA · In-person care
Provider overview
The Aesthetic Room by Dr. Rahi publishes one Beverly Hills office and identifies Raheleh Sarbaziha, MD, as the physician leading its integrative-aesthetics model. Its current site advertises named growth-hormone-related, recovery, cognitive, metabolic, and immune peptide pathways alongside laboratory-guided weight care, bioidentical hormones, IV nutrients, and a broad aesthetic catalog. Named compounds and program uses are provider-advertised and do not establish approval, formulation, compounding legality, current availability, safety, effectiveness, or individual eligibility. No telehealth or broader state coverage is inferred.
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These compounds are named as examples in the current peptide catalog; availability, formulation, and status require confirmation.
Provider source ↗Semax and Selank appear as provider-advertised cognitive and mood-related examples without directory-side outcome claims.
Provider source ↗The clinic names these compounds in its metabolic catalog; current regulatory status and availability require direct confirmation.
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Provider source ↗BPC-157 appears as a dedicated service in the current menu; approval, formulation, safety, and outcome claims are not established.
Provider source ↗Tesamorelin appears as a dedicated clinic service; this listing does not generalize its approved indication or imply suitability.
Provider source ↗The weight page names semaglutide within a physician-monitored program; brand, formulation, and availability require confirmation.
Provider source ↗The weight program describes thyroid, cortisol, sex-hormone, nutrient, and vitamin assessment before individualized planning.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises monitored hormone care using provider-selected creams, injections, or pellets.
Provider source ↗The current catalog lists IV glutathione, B-complex, magnesium, NAD, vitamin C, and L-carnitine services.
Provider source ↗Neurotoxins, dermal fillers, microneedling, laser, and energy-device services appear in the official catalog.
Provider source ↗Exosome-related and regenerative aesthetic services are advertised separately from the peptide program; regulatory and product details require confirmation.
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Supports: identity location phone physician and service catalog · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: physician identity and integrative aesthetics model · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: named peptide catalog · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: medical weight program labs and named compounds · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: hormone program and monitoring · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: iv and nutrient catalog · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: contact location email phone and hours · Checked Jul 25, 2026