Apprize Medical and Apprize Beauty have launched a new clinic at the Acqualina Spa in Sunny Isles Beach, expanding their presence in South Florida, the companies said. This marks the latest addition to their existing locations in Miami Beach and Boca Raton.
The company said that Apprize Medical offers personalized primary‑care subscription programs with advanced diagnostic testing aimed at treating diseases at their source. Led by co‑founder Matthew Cooper, M.D., the practice provides tailored plans addressing cardiac health, weight management, digestive and sexual wellness, and more, featuring treatments such as peptides, ozone therapy, enzyme therapy and bespoke IV infusions. The company claims patients can proactively slow down the normal aging process and avoid chronic disease.
Apprize Beauty, managed by nurse practitioner Briege Maria Azadi, focuses on natural-looking anti‑aging and facial‑profile balancing treatments. The clinic uses chemical peels, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections and a new hyaluronic acid filler designed to mimic naturally occurring acid chains, which the company claims reduces the risk of filler rejection.
Dr. Cooper said, “Our patients refuse to wait until they fall ill to chronic degenerative disease. They prefer to be proactive and take charge of their health.” The expansion reflects the growing demand for preventive health and aesthetics services, the company said.
With this latest opening, Apprize now operates three combined medical and aesthetic clinics across South Florida. The clinics aim to offer integrated internal wellness and external beauty treatments under one roof.
