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Dr. Shamloo is a fellowship-trained interventional pain physician and one of a limited number of U.S. physicians certified by the World Institute of Pain (FIPP). His practice centers on precise diagnosis — identifying the specific pain generator before any needle, implant, or biologic is considered.
He treats complex spine, nerve, and post-surgical pain, and leads the institute's regenerative and longevity medicine program.
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Most new patients are seen within five business days. Send a request and our care coordinator will confirm your location, insurance, and imaging needs.
This form is not for medical emergencies. For urgent symptoms, call 911.
Advancing the way pain is treated. Redefining what it means to age well.
Interventional pain management, regenerative medicine, and longevity medicine — for patients who deserve more than temporary solutions to complex problems.
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With the practice since 2018 — overseeing day-to-day operations and the patient experience across our Los Angeles and Studio City offices.
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Consultations include a review of your imaging and history, and a clear explanation of the options — before anything is scheduled.
GET IN TOUCHOur flagship office and primary procedure suite, with on-site fluoroscopy, ultrasound guidance, and a dedicated regenerative medicine lab.
Spine, nerve, joint, and post-surgical pain — diagnosed precisely, then treated with the least invasive option that will hold.
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If your pain doesn't fit a category above, a consultation still starts the same way — history, exam, and a review of your imaging with you in the room.
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{{ condCalloutCta }}Image-guided, minimally invasive treatments — selected only after the source of your pain has been identified.
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Dr. Shamloo reviews your imaging and treatment history before recommending any procedure, and will tell you plainly when a less invasive option is appropriate — and when it is not.
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