Dr Biyaser
Abuelgasim
Lyria began with a doctor asking a simple question. Why do most people only see a doctor once something is already wrong?
01Training as a resident doctor
After graduating, Biyaser trained as a resident doctor in the UK. He rotated through general surgery, intensive care (ITU) and general medicine, then spent three years working in obstetrics and gynaecology. Each department taught him something different. All of them taught him to listen.
"Healthcare shouldn't wait until something goes wrong."
Trained at Imperial College London
He graduated from Imperial College London in 2021, with an MBBS and a BSc in Endocrinology. Imperial is one of the world's most respected universities and a leader in research. His BSc gave him a strong understanding of hormones and how they link to optimising everyday health. That thinking sits behind Lyria's aim: to help people feel and perform at their best every day. He has since published four peer-reviewed papers and passed Part 1 of the MRCOG.
A family of doctors
His father is also a doctor, working in fertility medicine and obstetrics. Working so closely with someone so experienced taught Biyaser to appreciate the intricacies of pregnancy and how much a woman's body can change throughout it. It also taught him that women's health, in pregnancy and outside it, needs compassion and empathy as well as clinical skill. Lyria is for women as much as for men and Biyaser is passionate about helping women understand and look after their health.
On the ward
Biyaser has worked in busy NHS hospital departments. It showed him how rarely people get proper time with a doctor and how often problems that could have been spotted earlier are found late.
"Most people only meet a doctor when something is already wrong."
His own health journey
Over the past few years, Biyaser has made his own health a priority: training, nutrition, and paying attention to what is happening inside his body, not just how he feels. It changed how he thinks about medicine.
He wants to help people become healthier and better informed about their own health. That means real doctors who know you, regular blood tests and real biomarkers. This way, you can see your health clearly and track it over time.
"I wanted to understand my own health. Now I want to help others understand theirs."
Healthcare before you need it.
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