M.D. Mohammad Sevimli

As a 72-year-old retired orchestra conductor, I thought my career was over when a rare neurological condition called erythromelalgia made my hands feel like they were perpetually on fire. Dr. Sevimli didn't just treat symptoms; he designed a targeted nerve block protocol that felt like he was conducting my nervous system back to harmony. After three precision procedures, I conducted my first piece in five years last month.

My 14-year-old daughter, a competitive gymnast, developed complex regional pain syndrome after a seemingly minor ankle sprain. Other doctors dismissed it as 'growing pains.' Dr. Sevimli was the first to truly listen, creating a pediatric-specific pain management plan combining sympathetic nerve blocks with virtual reality therapy. She's not just pain-free; she returned to competition this season.

After surviving a workplace accident where I was pinned under machinery, I lived with phantom limb pain so severe I considered ending my life. Dr. Sevimli's innovative mirror therapy combined with dorsal root ganglion stimulation gave me my first pain-free night in three years. He didn't just treat my amputation site; he treated my shattered spirit.

As an 83-year-old with advanced osteoporosis and multiple vertebral fractures, I'd accepted constant agony as my final chapter. Dr. Sevimli performed a kyphoplasty that felt like magic—not just stabilizing my spine but using a novel cement formulation that released pain medication gradually. I now tend my rose garden pain-free, something I hadn't done in a decade.