Alpharetta
470.291.0605
Monday - Friday: 7am - 5pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
3400 Old Milton Parkway, Suite A-510, Alpharetta, GA 30005
Dr. Ayesha Niazy is a family medicine physician serving patients at Family Practice Center in Alpharetta. She is board-certified in Obesity Medicine and provides care that reflects a thoughtful, long-term approach to health. Her work focuses on helping patients build sustainable habits, manage weight-related concerns, and feel supported in both everyday care and broader wellness goals.
Dr. Niazy believes lasting health changes begin with a care plan that is realistic, personal, and built around each patient’s goals.
Provides comprehensive primary care for routine visits, preventive services, acute concerns, and ongoing support for long-term health needs.
Helps patients work toward healthier weight goals through personalized plans, steady follow-up, and support that fits their daily lives.
Offers evidence-based care for obesity and related health concerns with treatment plans designed to support meaningful, lasting progress.
Provides personalized obesity medicine care designed to support meaningful progress and improve overall health over time.
Works with patients facing weight-related concerns through realistic, structured plans tailored to their needs and long-term goals.
Treats metabolic issues that may influence weight, blood sugar, and overall well-being with evidence-based care and ongoing support.
Helps patients manage chronic health concerns connected to weight through coordinated treatment focused on long-term improvement.
Provides care for thyroid-related concerns that may influence metabolism, energy, and general health.
Supports long-term well-being through preventive visits, screenings, and routine primary care.
Patients can discuss weight-related concerns, overall health goals, and treatment options as part of a personalized care plan.
No. Some patients seek support for weight-related health conditions, while others want guidance on improving overall health and building sustainable habits.
Obesity medicine can be part of a broader primary care approach by addressing how weight affects overall health, chronic conditions, and long-term wellness.
In many cases, patients can often discuss both routine medical needs and weight-related goals, depending on the visit type and time available.