Women’s Health & Integrative Medicine

“It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver”

— Mahatma Gandhi

Transforming How You Experience Healthcare

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I'm Dr. Angie Romero, a Naturopathic Doctor based in Burnaby - British Columbia, with advanced training in IV therapy, PRP, and integrative dermatology.

Every person comes with their own story, and I make it my role to meet you there. My approach is gentle, evidence-informed, and built around your life — not a template.

I see healing as a collaboration. I'm here to listen, guide, and walk alongside you at a pace that feels calm, realistic, and sustainable over time.

The goal is simple: help you feel good on the inside so it naturally reflects on the outside, in a way that feels balanced and truly like you.

Education

Bachelor of Science & Business Minor, University of Victoria

Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, CCNM Boucher Campus

Certifications

Prescriptive Authority

Acupuncture

IV Therapy

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Derma Filler

Neurotoxin

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Clinical Focus

While I practice general naturopathic medicine, my primary clinical interests are in:

  • Women’s health and hormone related conditions

  • Medical aesthetics and integrative dermatology

  • Metabolic health and weight management

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Integrative Dermatology

My interest in skin health is both professional and personal.

I have experienced acne myself and have seen the emotional and physical impact it can have on others. This is what led me to develop a strong focus in integrative dermatology.

I work with patients of all ages who are dealing with conditions such as acne, rosacea, psoriasis, and eczema.

Skin concerns are rarely only surface-level. They are often influenced by internal factors such as hormonal imbalance, digestive health, stress regulation, detoxification pathways, and skin barrier function.

My role is to help identify and address these underlying contributors.

I also believe in setting realistic expectations. The goal is not perfect skin, but healthier, more stable, and manageable skin over time.

Women’s Health

I also have extensive experience supporting women through PCOS, PMS, endometriosis, and fertility-related concerns.

My approach focuses on identifying and addressing the hormonal, metabolic, and lifestyle factors that contribute to these conditions, with an emphasis on restoring long-term balance and function.

When appropriate, I collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure care is comprehensive, integrative, and tailored to each patient’s individual needs
and health goals.

Philosophy

My goal is to guide patients with clarity, structure, and support so they feel empowered to take control of their health, confidence, and long term well being.

Frequently Asked Questions

Professional Associations

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  • Logo for the British Columbian Naturopathic Association featuring a caduceus with a leaf on top, surrounded by the organization's name in a circular layout.

  • Logo of the Federation of Natural and Physiotherapists of the British Columbia, featuring a green caduceus with a snake entwined around a rod, surrounded by a laurel wreath and a flame on top.


Experience a personalized approach to wellness with
Dr. Angie Romero.