Dennis Stolpner

Based in Orlando, Florida, Dennis Stolpner is board certified with the American Board of Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine. His contributions to the field have been nationally recognized and published in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons and Journal of Surgical Research.

Dennis Stolpner is board certified to practice Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine in the states of California, New York and Florida.  Throughout his career, Dennis Stolpner has earned an extensive education in medicine, which has assisted him greatly in fine-tuning his expertise. 

Education & Training

Dennis Stolpner’s professional career began with the pursuit of his Bachelor of Arts in Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of California Berkeley. After graduating in 2004, Stolpner continued his education by receiving his M.D. from New York Medical College. During this pursuit, Stolpner served as class senator and was also granted a research fellowship with the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery.  This experience solidified his focus and passion for research, which he has continued to maintain throughout the entirety of his career.  In 2012, Stolpner was awarded a diploma from the University of California’s Davis School of Medicine for completing a Surgery Internship.

Postgraduate Language Study

Aiming to assist, care for and treat as many individuals in need as possible, Dennis Stolpner has achieved fluency in English, Russian and Spanish.  His triangularity has assisted him greatly both in his practice at home in the United States and in his international volunteer efforts.

Dennis Stolpner has completed two Spanish language studies via Beverly Hills Lingual Institute and Español y Cultura en Latino America (ECELA) Spanish Schools.

Articles & Professional Publications

Over the course of his career in medicine, Dennis Stolpner has participated in numerous research studies.  These experiences have led to his contributions to various professional publications.  He is credited in studies published by Journal of the American College of Surgeons and Journal of Surgical Research.

In an article for Red Cross Talks, Dennis Stolpner reflected on his participation in Disaster Relief Operations.  The article, titled “Understanding What it Means to Care, My Journey As a Red Cross Volunteer,” dives deep into the devastation of Hurricane Harvey — and how Stolpner did his part to help Houstonians in need.