Dr. Nathalie Mobargha, MD, PhD, is a dual board-certified Plastic and Orthopaedic Surgeon whose work lies at the intersection of function, regeneration, and the human form. Drawing on a combination of surgical specialties, she brings a systems-level perspective to longevity, spanning musculoskeletal health, tissue repair, reconstructive surgery, and the biological processes that influence how we age.

Dr. Mobargha earned her medical degree and PhD in Clinical Sciences from Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden, and conducted part of her doctoral research at Stanford University. Her academic work has included both basic and clinical research, with a particular focus on regenerative medicine, tissue biology, and surgical outcomes.

A part of her clinical practice involves advanced reconstructive and microsurgical surgery, restoring form and function following trauma, disease, and complex tissue loss in need of tissue replacement. This experience has shaped her interest in one of medicine’s most fundamental longevity principles: preserving and restoring human function through repair, replacement, and regeneration.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Mobargha serves as a medical and scientific advisor to healthcare, medtech, and longevity-focused companies. She has contributed to peer-reviewed research, serves as a reviewer for international scientific journals, and is actively involved in the education and training of medical students and early-career physicians.

Her particular interest lies in understanding how the biological processes of aging influence both tissue health and physical appearance, and how advances in regenerative medicine may help preserve function, resilience, vitality, and quality of life.