Our Doctors

MMC-registered doctors who review every medical page on this site before it is published.

Updated 3 September 2026

Dr Shazif Othman
Quick Answer

Every medical page on this site is reviewed and signed off by an MMC-registered doctor before publication.

Our doctors hold registration with the Malaysian Medical Council, and one of them reviews every medical page on this site before it goes live. We list registration numbers beneath each name, so you can verify them yourself.

Our doctors at iLIV Clinic Damansara Perdana

Why we list our doctors by name

Health information online in Malaysia rarely says who wrote it. So we publish the name, role and Malaysian Medical Council registration number for each doctor. You can then check independently through the public register at the Malaysian Medical Council.

Meet the team

How our doctors review content

Every medical page passes three stages. First, a writer drafts it against current guidance and citable sources. Second, a registered practitioner checks clinical accuracy, including reference ranges, test preparation instructions and any statement about treatment eligibility. Finally, after publication, we display the review date beneath the reviewer name and schedule the page for re-review.

How we choose our doctors

Beyond registration and active practice, we look for three things. Someone comfortable saying they do not know. Someone willing to refer out when a case sits outside scope. And someone willing to explain results until you genuinely understand them. Those three shape your experience far more than a long list of certificates.

What we do not publish

We do not publish treatment pages that need medical advertising approval before we obtain it. Also, we never put a doctor name on a page they have not reviewed, even when the content is accurate, because a signature nobody stands behind means nothing. Read our editorial standards or more about the clinic.

When we refer a case out

Some conditions sit outside this clinic, so we refer them on. That includes suspected cancer, autoimmune disease needing immunosuppressive treatment, cardiac conditions requiring invasive assessment, and anything acute needing hospital admission. Referrals carry a clinical summary and a copy of your results, so the specialist does not repeat the same investigations and you do not pay twice for overlapping panels.

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