Short biography.
Dr Farya Nazir is a General Practitioner and the founder of InVita, a doctor-led practice for health, skin and wellbeing opening in Point Cook, Melbourne, in 2027. She has been a doctor since 2007 and a UK GP since 2013, with experience across general practice, urgent care and senior NHS leadership, including as an Assistant Medical Director.
Her postgraduate training spans diabetes (with Distinction), menopause, obesity management, cosmetic dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Her work brings these together around one idea: that how we look and how we feel are part of the same story, and that the goal is healthspan, not just lifespan. She speaks English, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi.
Dr Farya Nazir, Medical Board of Australia, Specialist (General practice) registration. Ahpra registration MED0004060746
Talks.
- Healthspan, not just lifespan
- What the science of healthy ageing means for everyday life: sleep, strength, metabolic health and the habits that keep people well for longer, without the hype.
- Menopause and the skin: the missing conversation
- How hormonal change shows up in the skin, hair, sleep and mood, and why midlife women deserve care that joins the dots.
- Aesthetic medicine in skin of colour
- Safety, pigmentation risk and respect for heritage: what clinicians and patients need to know when skin is medium or deeper in tone.
- South Asian health in Australia
- Diabetes, heart risk and the conversations families need to have, available in English, Hindi, Urdu or Punjabi for community groups.
- Whole-person care in a short appointment
- For clinicians and health leaders: practical ways to look beyond the presenting complaint, drawn from general practice and NHS leadership.
Formats.
- Keynotes and conference sessions
- Panels and podcasts
- Workplace health and wellbeing talks
- Community and faith-group talks, in English, Hindi, Urdu or Punjabi
- Education sessions for GPs and nurses
- Media comment on women’s health, skin and healthy ageing
Enquiries.
For speaking, events and media, email with the date, audience and topic you have in mind.
Talks give general information, not individual medical advice. Dr Farya does not endorse or promote specific products or prescription medicines.