Dr. Furhan Qureshi
Internal Medicine Physician and Founder of Noor Esthetique & Wellness Center
About Dr. Furhan Qureshi
He went on to work as a hospitalist in high-acuity inpatient settings, often taking on complex cases that demanded both speed and judgment. During COVID, he spent years on the front lines in hospitals and ICUs, caring for patients at their most vulnerable while public trust in medicine grew increasingly strained. Alongside this work, he served—and continues to serve—as an officer and reservist in the United States Air Force, where his training includes combat and disaster medicine and a deep familiarity with how the body responds under extreme conditions.
That full-spectrum exposure, from severe systemic illness to battlefield medicine, now informs how he approaches aesthetic and wellness care. In 2023, while deployed on a joint U.S.–Peruvian Air Force exercise, Furhan began laying the groundwork for Noor Esthetique & Wellness Center, handling regulatory and operational planning from hotel rooms at night after completing his military duties during the day. When he returned home, he opened a boutique practice grounded in restraint, realism, and clinical science.
Furhan is driven by a simple concern: in an era where health advice is louder, faster, and more performative than ever, it has become genuinely difficult for people to separate evidence from enthusiasm. His work is shaped by a desire to make accurate medical information accessible again, without fearmongering or false promises. He focuses on restorative, regenerative approaches that respect physiology and longevity, aiming for results that look natural because they are biologically sound. His perspective reflects a broader reality that appearance, health, and professional identity are now intertwined—and that medicine has a responsibility to meet that reality honestly.
As a podcast guest, Furhan blends rigorous clinical thinking with dry humour, cultural awareness, and a clear-eyed willingness to challenge bad ideas, creating conversations that are grounded, sharp, and distinctly human.
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Men are losing energy, strength, and drive years before anyone checks their hormones
Many men hit midlife and start accepting fatigue, weight gain, reduced motivation, weaker libido, and difficulty maintaining muscle as the unavoidable cost of getting older. Furhan can reframe that decline as a signal worth investigating, not something men must normalize, hide, or push through. By looking at labs, symptoms, lifestyle, recovery, and metabolic health together, he can explain why testosterone optimization is about restoring the baseline men quietly feel they have lost, not chasing extremes. This conversation gives male listeners a grounded way to understand what their body signals before low energy becomes their new normal.
Women are losing themselves in midlife while their lab results say nothing is wrong
Too many women navigating perimenopause, menopause, or hormonal imbalance are told that mood changes, weight fluctuations, low energy, brain fog, sleep disruption, and low libido are simply part of life. Furhan can challenge that dismissal by explaining how estrogen and testosterone affect metabolism, mood, cognition, sleep, muscle, and long-term vitality, far more than just reproductive health. His approach focuses on comprehensive evaluation and individualized sublingual hormone therapy rather than one-size-fits-all fixes, pellets, or rushed symptom management. For women who feel unlike themselves but are told everything looks “normal,” this conversation offers a clearer way to understand what may be happening and what thoughtful hormone optimization can support.
Weight loss keeps failing because no one is treating the reason the body is resisting it
Many people are told to eat less and move more, even when their weight is driven by insulin resistance, hormonal imbalance, chronic inflammation, metabolic dysfunction, or years of poor recovery. Furhan can reframe stubborn weight as a medical signal, not a character flaw or a simple discipline problem. His approach looks at the full picture behind weight gain, including labs, symptoms, hormones, lifestyle, and metabolic health, so treatment is guided by what is actually happening in the body rather than a generic diet plan. For listeners who have done everything “right” and still cannot sustain results, this conversation explains why physician-led weight management can create change that calorie restriction alone cannot.
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Latest video
Welcome to our live show!
Latest episodes
Key topics
Men are losing energy, strength, and drive years before anyone checks their hormones
Many men hit midlife and start accepting fatigue, weight gain, reduced motivation, weaker libido, and difficulty maintaining muscle as the unavoidable cost of getting older. Furhan can reframe that decline as a signal worth investigating, not something men must normalize, hide, or push through. By looking at labs, symptoms, lifestyle, recovery, and metabolic health together, he can explain why testosterone optimization is about restoring the baseline men quietly feel they have lost, not chasing extremes. This conversation gives male listeners a grounded way to understand what their body signals before low energy becomes their new normal.
Women are losing themselves in midlife while their lab results say nothing is wrong
Too many women navigating perimenopause, menopause, or hormonal imbalance are told that mood changes, weight fluctuations, low energy, brain fog, sleep disruption, and low libido are simply part of life. Furhan can challenge that dismissal by explaining how estrogen and testosterone affect metabolism, mood, cognition, sleep, muscle, and long-term vitality, far more than just reproductive health. His approach focuses on comprehensive evaluation and individualized sublingual hormone therapy rather than one-size-fits-all fixes, pellets, or rushed symptom management. For women who feel unlike themselves but are told everything looks “normal,” this conversation offers a clearer way to understand what may be happening and what thoughtful hormone optimization can support.
Weight loss keeps failing because no one is treating the reason the body is resisting it
Many people are told to eat less and move more, even when their weight is driven by insulin resistance, hormonal imbalance, chronic inflammation, metabolic dysfunction, or years of poor recovery. Furhan can reframe stubborn weight as a medical signal, not a character flaw or a simple discipline problem. His approach looks at the full picture behind weight gain, including labs, symptoms, hormones, lifestyle, and metabolic health, so treatment is guided by what is actually happening in the body rather than a generic diet plan. For listeners who have done everything “right” and still cannot sustain results, this conversation explains why physician-led weight management can create change that calorie restriction alone cannot.
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