THE WHY
Behind XOMD™
Meet the Founders
Meet Sabrina and Steven, two of the most researched, published and experienced physicians in the history and science of attraction. We founded XOMD with a mission: challenge the way the world perceives and feels about skin care. To do that, we created the world’s first Moodceutical™ — a product that improves skin, confidence and intimacy. We’re thrilled with the results and look forward to helping you discover the attraction that connects.
Our Scientific Journey
As a dermatologist and plastic surgeon, we had been searching for a product that would not only improve the appearance of the skin but also positively influence self-esteem. We were looking for that magical key to unlock the psycho-social-dermal axis.
Founder
Sabrina Fabi, MD
Dr. Sabrina Guillen Fabi is a board-certified dermatologist practicing in San Diego, California. Ranked #5 on Newsweek's 2023 list of America’s Best Cosmetic Dermatologists, Dr. Fabi’s commitment to advancing dermatological science is evident in her role as an Associate Research Director at Cosmetic Laser Dermatology and as an investigator in over 175 clinical trials. Her research contributions are extensive, with over 200 publications to her name. Dr. Fabi lectures nationally and internationally on aesthetic dermatology advancements. Her passion is advancing aesthetic dermatology by delivering long-term, natural-looking results for her patients and helping them feel confident in the skin they are in.
Founder
Steven Dayan, MD
Dr. Steven Dayan, a facial plastic surgeon, University of Illinois professor and researcher, has published over 200 articles in medical journals and six books. He is a NY Times and USA TODAY Best-Selling Author. His accolades include the American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation’s Leadership Award and a perennial “Top Doc” recognition by numerous organizations, including Castle Connolly and U.S News & World Report, as well as being ranked the #1 Aesthetic Physician in the USA by the peer-voted Aesthetic Everything.
Nothing is random
Sabrina and Steven met at a medical conference in Aspen, Co. in 2014. Both felt an inexplicable attraction that convinced them they had met before. Had they? Although years apart in age, they were shocked to learn they both grew up in the same small suburb outside of Chicago, and went to the same grammar, middle, high and medical schools.
Discover the Dedication
Dive into the clinical trial