Dr. Steve Center has practiced anti-aging and functional medicine in San Diego since 1998. A graduate of the University of Michigan and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Dr. Center did his internship and residency at UCSD Medical Center and Tulane University in general and orthopedic surgery. He practiced holistically oriented family medicine between 1986 and 2009, with an emphasis on natural healing methods for most medical conditions, acute and chronic pain and functional disorders. After attending seminars provided by American Board of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine (A4M) since 1996, Dr. Center started formal training in 2001 and he became board certified in 2003. At that time he was selected to be a board examiner. In 2010 Dr. Center completed a 2 year fellowship by the American Board of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine.
Dr. Center has given public and professional presentations, including hospital grand rounds, on four continents since 1986, concerning anti-aging, hormones, natural supplements, and other subjects. His most recent medical article on natural growth factor replacement was published in the annual journal of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, where he was also a poster presenter. He established “BodyLogicMD of San Diego” in April, 2008 and moved to his current Mission Valley location in November 2010.
Dr. Center was formally trained in testosterone pellet implantation, and has performed over 1500 implantations since May, 2008, carefully monitoring clinical response to ensure optimal benefits and safety. He currently trains interested physicians in pellet implantation in his office assisted by patient volunteers and speaks at medical symposia on this subject.
Dr. Center has been trained and has performed aesthetic medical treatments since 1996. In 2011 he added non-invasive liposculpture and radio-frequency skin tightening procedures to his practice utilizing the Exilis. A medical spa area has been created in the office for Exilis treatments and also facial skin rejuvenation.
