Shabnam Pourhassani Is Accepting New Patients for:

– Pain Management for certain problems listed below
– Weekly Acupuncture During Pregnancy
– Cosmetic Acupuncture (to help with wrinkles and worry lines)

Pain Problems We Evaluate:

Muscle and Bone Pain:
– Back Pain: Pain in the lower or middle back.
– Neck Pain: Pain from bad posture, injury, or strain.
– Muscle Strains: Pulled muscles in the legs, arms, or back.
– Tendinitis: Swelling in tendons (common in shoulders, elbows, and knees).
– Myofascial Pain Syndrome: Pain in muscles with tight, sore spots.

Joint Pain:
– Osteoarthritis: Pain and stiffness in joints like knees, hips, hands, and spine.
– Rheumatoid Arthritis: Swelling and pain in joints from the immune system attacking them.
– Bursitis: Swelling of small cushions (bursae) in shoulders, hips, or elbows.
– Frozen Shoulder: Stiffness and pain in the shoulder.
– Tennis Elbow: Pain in the outside of the elbow.
– Plantar Fasciitis:  Heel or arch pain in the foot from swelling.

Important to Know:

– If you haven’t had an appointment (virtual or in-person) in the last 3 years, you are considered a new patient.
– If you only got the “Chill-Me-Out!” service (a relaxing service with no health care treatment), you are not considered a patient.
You can read more about that service here.

– Shabnam Pourhassani does not treat fibromyalgia outside of the hospital. If you have fibromyalgia, Dr. Mehvar OMD, LAc in Newport Beach has helped many people be able to function again and recover from fibromyalgia. You can visit her website to learn more and schedule an appointment here

– Right now, Shabnam Pourhassani only accepts patients for:

– The pain problems listed above
– Weekly pregnancy acupuncture
– Cosmetic acupuncture for worry lines

Read about Communication Fees Here, Read about Appointments and Fees Here

Additional conditions she may treat that are not listed above are not currently available to the general public, as the associated fees may be cost-prohibitive for most individuals. These services are reserved for those with specific needs and access to extended resources (such as infertility, primary care, or other health conditions).