Dr. Rafael Diaz-Yoserev
Board-certified General, Vascular & Cosmetic Surgeon — more than 40 years in medicine, leading the medical review behind ÜS.
At Amorix, care is never automated and never anonymous. Starting with Amorix isn't buying a product off a shelf; it's beginning a real medical evaluation, with real physician oversight.
Every treatment is reviewed and overseen by a licensed physician — and that physician is our Medical Director, Dr. Rafael Diaz-Yoserev. He sets the standards behind ÜS: how each patient's intake is evaluated, and whether a prescription is appropriate at all.
A surgeon's standard of care
Dr. Diaz-Yoserev is a board-certified General, Vascular, and Cosmetic Surgeon with more than 40 years in medicine. Over those decades he has earned a reputation across South Florida as a careful, deeply experienced clinician — the kind of physician you want reviewing your health before anything is prescribed.
Today he leads RDYMD Medical Spa in Coral Gables, Florida, where his practice, now including regenerative medicine and wellness, is grounded in a single principle: medicine done carefully, with the patient's whole picture in view. That is the same standard he brings to Amorix.
A physician who gives back
Who oversees your care matters and so does who that person is. For nearly two decades, Dr. Diaz-Yoserev served as a volunteer surgeon with La Liga Contra el Cancer, treating cancer patients who might otherwise have gone without care. He is co-founder and chairman of the American Children's Orchestra for Peace Foundation, which supports underprivileged children through music education, and a member of the Miami Medical Team, which brings free medical care to underserved communities across Latin America.
The instinct behind that work is the same one that defines his practice: real attention to the person in front of him.
Real oversight behind ÜS
Under Dr. Diaz-Yoserev's medical direction, every intake is evaluated individually. ÜS is prescribed and prepared for you only when it's determined to be appropriate; and if it isn't the right fit, it isn't prescribed. That review is the core of how Amorix works.
