Simon Dardashti, MDPain Medicine Physician

About the Physician

Simon Dardashti,
MD

Board-Certified Interventional Pain Medicine & Anesthesiology · Mission Hills, CA

Profile

Pain Medicine Physician.

Dr. Simon Dardashti is a double board-certified pain medicine physician and anesthesiologist who evaluates and treats patients with acute and chronic pain conditions. Raised in Encino in the San Fernando Valley, he now serves patients in Mission Hills, the San Fernando Valley, and surrounding Los Angeles communities.

His clinical work focuses on careful diagnostic evaluation—identifying the most likely source of pain—and reviewing relevant history, symptoms, examination findings, imaging, prior treatment response, and patient goals. He evaluates spine-related pain, neck pain, low back pain, radicular pain, neuropathic pain, joint pain, sacroiliac joint pain, persistent pain after injury or surgery, and complex chronic pain conditions.

Dr. Dardashti's approach emphasizes clear communication and shared decision-making. He discusses reasonable treatment options with patients so they can make informed decisions that fit their symptoms, goals, preferences, and overall clinical situation. Treatment options may include conservative care, medication-based strategies, image-guided injections, epidural steroid injections, medial branch blocks, radiofrequency ablation, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), peripheral nerve blocks, trigger point injections, joint, bursa, and tendon injections, and spinal cord stimulation evaluation when clinically appropriate.

This website was created to provide clear educational information about pain conditions and treatment options.

Simon Dardashti, MD, board-certified pain medicine physician and anesthesiologist

Credentials & Training

  • Board-Certified

    Pain Medicine

  • Board-Certified

    Anesthesiology

  • Fellowship

    UCLA Interventional Pain Medicine

  • Residency

    UC Irvine Anesthesiology

  • Medical Degree

    Chicago Medical School, MD

  • Masters Degree

    Georgetown University, MS Physiology & Biophysics

  • Undergraduate

    UC Berkeley

Patient-Centered Approach

A Foundation in Shared Decision-Making.

Diagnostic Foundation

Understanding the patient's history, symptoms, examination findings, imaging, and prior treatment response helps identify the most likely source of pain.

Shared Decision-Making

When more than one reasonable treatment option exists, patients should understand the potential role, limitations, and uncertainty of each approach.

Clear Communication

Pain treatment decisions are individualized. The goal is to discuss options in a clear, practical way and support informed decision-making.

Individualized Planning

Conservative, medication-based, image-guided, and interventional options are considered based on each patient's symptoms, goals, preferences, and clinical situation.

Clinical Location

Mission Hills, California

Dr. Dardashti sees patients in Mission Hills, California.