Marissa Magsino MD FAARM

Dr. Marissa Magsino operates a functional medicine practice in Orlando, Florida, where she holds board certification in Functional Medicine and fellowship status (FAARM) with the American Academy of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine. Her clinic addresses hormone imbalances, metabolic dysfunction, and age-related decline through evidence-based protocols that integrate peptide therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement, and comprehensive functional assessments. Patients travel from across Central Florida to access her specialized approach to conditions including menopause, andropause, thyroid disorders, and treatment-resistant weight concerns.

The practice incorporates copper peptides into treatment protocols designed to support tissue repair, collagen synthesis, and cellular regeneration. Dr. Magsino's peptide therapy programs are tailored to individual biomarker profiles and may address wound healing, skin elasticity, inflammatory conditions, and metabolic optimization. Her hormone replacement protocols utilize bioidentical formulations customized to each patient's hormonal panel results, symptoms, and health objectives. Weight management programs combine metabolic testing, nutritional biochemistry, peptide support, and hormone optimization rather than relying solely on caloric restriction. The clinic also provides medical marijuana evaluations for qualifying Florida patients with chronic pain, PTSD, and other approved conditions under state law.

Dr. Magsino completed her medical degree and pursued additional fellowship training through the American Academy of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine, equipping her to interpret advanced diagnostic testing including comprehensive hormone panels, metabolic markers, nutrient status, and inflammatory biomarkers. Her functional medicine certification reflects training in root-cause analysis, systems biology, and personalized treatment design. She evaluates patients through detailed intake assessments, laboratory analysis, and ongoing monitoring to adjust protocols based on objective response data. Her clinical model emphasizes patient education, helping individuals understand the biochemical mechanisms behind their symptoms and the rationale for each intervention.

Patients at the Orlando clinic undergo in-person consultations that typically include medical history review, symptom assessment, physical examination, and discussion of treatment goals. Initial visits often last 60-90 minutes to allow thorough evaluation and treatment planning. Follow-up appointments track progress through symptom resolution, repeat lab work, and protocol adjustments. The practice addresses concerns frequently mentioned in patient feedback, including hormone-related mood changes, menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and sleep disruption, chronic pain conditions, low energy, and difficulty losing weight despite conventional diet and exercise efforts. Dr. Magsino's approach considers how hormonal shifts affect mental health, discussing the relationship between estrogen decline, testosterone deficiency, and depressive symptoms in appropriate clinical contexts.

The clinic serves Orlando residents and patients from surrounding communities in Orange County and greater Central Florida who seek alternatives to conventional symptom management. Dr. Magsino's FAARM fellowship and functional medicine board certification distinguish her practice in a region where many providers lack specialized training in hormone optimization and peptide applications. Her practice model requires in-person visits, allowing for physical assessment and direct provider-patient interaction that some patients prefer over telehealth-only services. The clinic's focus on functional medicine means treatment plans often extend beyond single prescriptions to address nutrition, lifestyle factors, stress physiology, and metabolic health as interconnected elements influencing hormone balance, weight regulation, and overall vitality.