4443 Sunset Dr, Los Angeles Mon · Tue · Wed · Fri  8 AM – 5 PM
Serving all of Los Angeles · FABORM specialty

Embryo Transfer Acupuncture in Los Angeles

Embryo transfer acupuncture in Los Angeles, timed to the morning of your transfer and the hours after it. Dr. Jeiran Lashai is a Fellow of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine, the credential your reproductive endocrinologist will recognize.

5.0 27 Google reviews 20+ years DAOM, L.Ac., FABORM
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Treatment room at Dr. Jeiran Lashai's Silver Lake clinic, prepared for a fertility session
Why Los Angeles patients choose Dr. Lashai

Transfer-day care, timed to your clinic.

Transfer dates move. Sessions here are booked around your clinic's timeline rather than a fixed weekly slot, and coordinated directly with your reproductive endocrinologist. Acupuncture is recognized by the NIH's NCCIH and the World Health Organization. For the full picture beyond transfer day, see our fertility and IVF acupuncture page.

  • FABORM board fellow, the advanced credential for fertility and IVF support.
  • Pre- and post-transfer sessions, booked for the same day, before and after your transfer.
  • Coordinated with your RE, medication timing, transfer dates, and any herbal medicine.
  • The two-week wait, ongoing support through the hardest stretch.
  • Same-week appointments, often available when a transfer date moves.
  • Central Los Angeles location, 4443 Sunset Dr, easy street parking.
On transfer day

Two sessions, before and after.

Most patients come straight from the clinic, or head there straight after. Both sessions are short and scheduled around the transfer itself.

01

Before the transfer

The pre-transfer session relaxes the uterus, settles the nervous system, and supports blood flow to the endometrial lining.

02

After the transfer

The post-transfer session reduces cramping and supports the early-implantation window. Care continues through the two-week wait.

Pre-transfer acupuncture session supporting blood flow to the uterine lining

Several trials have looked at acupuncture around the time of embryo transfer, with mixed but often favorable findings. The most reasonable reading is that it is a low-risk, supportive addition to conventional care, not a treatment that works on its own. Any practitioner promising a specific result is overstating what the evidence supports. Read how acupuncture fits into an IVF protocol.

Your acupuncturist
Dr. Jeiran Lashai, DAOM, L.Ac., FABORM

Dr. Jeiran Lashai, DAOM, L.Ac., FABORM

In practice since 2005, Dr. Lashai is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and a Board Fellow of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine, the field's advanced credential in integrative fertility care.

She served on the ABORM board for four years, the last three as Vice President, and is a Clinical Attending Supervisor at Yo San University. Patients coming in for transfer-day care see Dr. Lashai herself, never a rotating practitioner. See Dr. Lashai's credentials.

Superbills provided·HSA & FSA accepted·Open Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri

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Serving Los Angeles

Central Silver Lake, minutes from most LA fertility clinics.

Jeiran Lashai Acupuncture

4443 Sunset Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90027
A straightforward drive from most Los Angeles fertility centers, and minutes from Los Feliz, Echo Park, and Atwater Village.

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Hours

Monday · 8 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday · 8 AM – 5 PM
Wednesday · 8 AM – 5 PM
Friday · 8 AM – 5 PM
Thursday & weekends · Closed

Straight answers

Questions about transfer-day acupuncture.

When should I book relative to my transfer?
Book both sessions as soon as your transfer date is confirmed, one before, one after, on the same day. If the date moves, we move with it. Same-week appointments are often available.
Do you coordinate with my fertility clinic?
Yes. Most reproductive endocrinologists are familiar with FABORM-credentialed practitioners. We coordinate on medication timing, transfer scheduling, and any herbal medicine to avoid interactions.
How long is each transfer-day session?
A first visit is 90 minutes and includes a full fertility intake. If you are already a patient, transfer-day sessions are 30 to 50 minutes.
What does it cost?
A first visit is 90 minutes at $295, including full intake and treatment. Follow-up visits are 30 to 50 minutes at $150. There are no packages, you pay per visit and know the cost before you book.
Do you take insurance?
We are out-of-network with most insurers and provide a superbill you can submit for reimbursement. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
Does acupuncture actually improve transfer outcomes?
The research is encouraging but not conclusive. Several trials have looked at acupuncture around embryo transfer with mixed but often favorable findings. What it reliably does is improve blood flow, lower the stress response, and help patients feel steadier through a hard process.
What is FABORM, and why does it matter for a transfer?
FABORM signifies advanced post-graduate study in reproductive endocrinology and integrative fertility care. Not all acupuncturists are trained in reproductive medicine, this credential is the standard for it, and it is why fertility clinics recognize it.
Can I come only for the transfer, or do I need ongoing care?
Transfer-day sessions alone are welcome. Many patients start three months earlier to work within the 90-day egg maturation window, but we will meet you at whatever phase you are in.
Ready to begin?

Transfer day is one appointment you don't want to be calling around for.

New-patient visits are 90 minutes, a full fertility intake followed by your first treatment. Same-week appointments are often available.

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