About Cinthya
Cinthya Marquez Lobos is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and co-founder of Lumen Aesthetics & Wellness. With a strong foundation in emergency and family medicine and a passion for preventative care, Cinthya specializes in aesthetic treatments, hormone replacement therapy, and personalized weight management solutions.
Drawing from years of clinical experience, Cinthya combines advanced medical training with an empathetic, client-centered approach. Her practice philosophy centers on empowering patients to feel confident, vibrant, and in control of their health through integrative, science-based care.
As a Spanish-speaking Latina practitioner, Cinthya is deeply committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all clients. Her ability to connect across cultures ensures that every patient receives thoughtful, respectful care tailored to their individual goals.
Cinthya is known for her gentle touch, clinical excellence, and dedication to helping others thrive—inside and out.
Special Interest: PMOS (Formerly Known as PCOS)
One topic that Nurse Practitioner Cinthya Marquez Lobos is especially passionate about is PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome), formerly known as PCOS. For years, this condition has been viewed primarily as a reproductive disorder. However, emerging research and growing clinical awareness are helping shift the conversation toward what many patients experience every day: a complex metabolic and endocrine condition that impacts far more than ovarian health. Women living with PMOS often face challenges including insulin resistance, weight gain, irregular cycles, infertility, fatigue, inflammation, and increased long-term metabolic risk. Yet many spend years searching for answers, feeling dismissed, misunderstood, or blamed for symptoms that are far beyond their control.
As a provider specializing in obesity medicine, metabolic health, and hormone optimization, Cinthya is committed to changing that narrative through education, advocacy, and evidence-based care. Her mission is simple: help women understand their bodies, address the root causes of their symptoms, and feel empowered in their healthcare journey.
At Lumen, we are committed to advancing conversations that matter, challenging outdated perceptions, and supporting women with compassionate, comprehensive care. Because PMOS is more than a diagnosis—it is a lifelong health condition that deserves recognition, understanding, and better care.
