Dr. Pejman Eli Shirazy is a medical doctor who completed his undergraduate in the field of Bachelor of Science. Dr. Shirazy attended four years of medical school at St. George’s University School of Medicine based in Bay Shore, New York. After medical school, Dr. Shirazy pursued a career in physical medicine and rehabilitation, orthopedic medicine, and interventional pain management. He completed a four-year residency program at UCLA School of Medicine.

While at UCLA School of Medicine, Dr. Shirazy was nominated as the chief resident. Dr. Shirazy has over twenty years of medical practice experience. He performed thousands of procedures, including joint injections, spinal procedures, epidural injections, nerve blocks, disc injections, and radiofrequency procedures. In 2010, Dr. Shirazy had significant injuries to his right ankle, for which he used a wheelchair for two months. Given his severe injuries, he faced extensive surgery, where the recovery was not promising.

As a result of these injuries and the uncertainty of the surgery, Dr. Shirazy pursued alternative treatment. He sought stem cell treatment outside the United States. Dr. Shirazy was a patient in Panama who received stem cell treatment for his ankle. Two weeks after his treatment, Dr. Shirazy could walk and run. At that point, Dr. Shirazy became an advocate and developed a strong interest in regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy.

Dr. Shirazy incorporated regenerative medicine into his practice in Encino, CA, eight years ago. He performed thousands of regenerative medicine procedures with bone marrow-derived stem cells, umbilical cord stem cells, and platelet-rich plasma. Dr. Shirazy’s practice currently focuses on regenerative medicine with umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells. He is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Regenerative Medicine. Dr. Shirazy is now using FDA-regulated stem cell products and is a co-investigator in research studies and approved IRBs by the FDA.

Dr. Shirazy is currently and actively involved in educational programs where he performs seminars and lectures to physicians and potential patients. Dr. Shirazy’s patients are not only US residents; dozens of international patients, including Canada, Europe, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Australia, and China, come for treatment each year to his Los Angeles clinic. Dr. Shirazy believes that doctors don’t heal, patients’ cells do, and that is the philosophy that Dr. Shirazy is following in his stem cell therapy treatments.