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Omid Khorram

Omid Khorram

US United States
· Torrance · INCINTA Fertility Center
Reproductive Endocrinologist MD, PhD Researcher, The Lundquist Institute, Torrance

Why Choose

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Holds both a medical degree and a PhD, combining clinical practice with laboratory research

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Reproductive endocrinology and infertility training through the Harbor-UCLA Medical Center program

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Serves on the editorial board of F&S Science, part of the Fertility and Sterility journal family

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Named for advanced laparoscopic, hysteroscopic and microsurgical technique

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Established a university-affiliated fertility center and its laboratory in 2006

About

About

A fertility center and its laboratory opened inside the Harbor-UCLA system in 2006, after six years of fertility care delivered through that network. Omid Khorram built both. That project, rather than a private clinic chain, is the shape of his career: an academic reproductive endocrinologist who practices and publishes through a university-affiliated medical center and its research institute.

One correction has to sit at the top of this page. Khorram is filed under INCINTA Fertility Center in our directory, but his published affiliations are the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, division of reproductive endocrinology and infertility, at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, and The Lundquist Institute, also in Torrance. He is not listed on INCINTA’s team page, and we found no source placing him in that clinic’s practice. The contact details carried on this page are the directory’s INCINTA entry, not his office; confirm where he sees patients before you make travel plans. He is described in sources as holding an academic appointment in UCLA’s obstetrics and gynecology department.

What is not available: the institutions that awarded his MD and PhD, his residency program, and a publication count. His name appears on journal editorial work rather than in a bibliographic summary in our records, and a translated award label in an earlier version of this profile placed him in a Midwest city, which we could not reconcile with anything else and have dropped.

Clinical Expertise

  • Advanced laparoscopy and hysteroscopy: operative work on the uterine cavity and pelvis as part of fertility treatment, not only as diagnosis
  • Reproductive surgery for fibroids, adhesions and endometriosis: correcting anatomy that blocks implantation before an embryo transfer is attempted
  • Microsurgery: the fine-tissue technique behind tubal and reconstructive fertility procedures
  • IVF and third-party reproduction: donor egg IVF, embryo donation, egg and embryo cryopreservation, and preimplantation genetic testing were all part of the program he established in 2006
  • Reproductive endocrine disorders: ovulatory and hormonal causes of infertility managed medically
  • Translational research: a PhD alongside the medical degree, and an editorial board seat, on the research side of the same specialty

Why Choose Dr. Khorram

He has built a program end to end. A clinic and laboratory founded in 2006 means decisions about the embryology suite, the staffing model and the case mix were his, which is a different vantage point from practicing inside someone else’s lab.

Surgical depth next to the IVF bench. Patients whose implantation failures trace to fibroids, polyps, adhesions or a hydrosalpinx need an operative step; advanced laparoscopic and hysteroscopic technique is his named strength.

Peer-review exposure. An editorial board seat at F&S Science, in the Fertility and Sterility journal family, means unpublished methods cross his desk before they reach print.

Note on fit. If your care is planned at INCINTA, Khorram is not that clinic’s physician on the evidence we hold. Read this page as a profile of a South Bay academic reproductive endocrinologist, and verify his current practice location and admitting privileges yourself.

Professional Affiliations

The Lundquist Institute, Torrance, as a researcher. Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, department of obstetrics and gynecology, division of reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Editorial board, F&S Science. Our sources do not publish his society memberships, officer roles or publication count.

Suitable For

  • Patients told an operation comes before IVF: cavity-restoring surgery for fibroids, adhesions or tubal disease
  • Repeat implantation failure with a uterine factor on imaging or sonohysterogram: a surgeon’s read of the same pictures
  • Endometriosis-related infertility: where surgical and stimulation decisions have to be sequenced
  • Couples weighing donor egg, embryo donation or freezing programs: he established that service lineup as a package in 2006
  • Anyone who wants a research-active physician rather than a high-volume private-practice consult: noting again that his practice sits with Harbor-UCLA and the Lundquist Institute, not with the clinic named on this page

Best For

Surgery-assisted fertility care: fibroids, adhesions, endometriosis Recurrent implantation failure with a suspected uterine factor Reproductive endocrine disorders

Specialties

Female Infertility
Male Infertility

Education

Texas Tech University (institution recorded in our directory entry; degree type and the institutions awarding his MD and PhD are not published in our sources)
Residency in obstetrics and gynecology (program not published in our sources)
Fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center

Languages

en

Career Timeline

PresentResearcher, The Lundquist Institute, Torrance
PresentAcademic appointment, UCLA department of obstetrics and gynecology (per our sources)
2006Founded a university-affiliated fertility center and fertility laboratory
2000-2006Fertility care delivered through the Harbor-UCLA Medical Center system

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