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(443) 338-4908

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DrGorman@TheBioVisageClinic.com

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913 Ridgebrook RD, Suite 100, Sparks, MD 21152 & 9730 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 205B, Beverly Hills, CA 90212

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Functional Medicine

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Acupuncture

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About Dr. Gorman

A Portrait Picture of Dr. Niloufar Gorman DACM, L.Ac.

Dr. Niloufar Gorman, L.Ac., DACM, has spent over 27 years doing what she loves most, helping people feel genuinely well. Trained in Acupuncture, Functional Medicine, Regenerative Medicine, and Dermatology, she brings a rare combination of scientific rigor and deeply human care to every patient she sees.
Her academic journey began at UCLA in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, followed by advanced clinical training at Samra University of Oriental Medicine in Los Angeles and Pacific College of Health and Science in San Diego. That foundation, rooted in both Western science and Eastern medicine, shapes everything she does.
Over the course of more than 150,000 treatments, Dr. Gorman has built a practice that reflects her own sensibilities: precise, thoughtful, and uncompromisingly personal. Her patients have included professional athletes, NFL Super Bowl champions, World Cup soccer players, Hollywood celebrities, and Fortune 500 executives, people who demand excellence and discretion in their care, and find both here.
But what her patients speak about most is not her credentials. It's the way she listens. The way she remembers. The way she makes them feel that their health and wellbeing genuinely matter to her, because they do.
Dr. Gorman believes that exceptional care is not a luxury. It is simply what every patient deserves.

Dr. Niloufar Gorman L.Ac., DACM
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    Stimulated by Chen et al 2026.[1] IF – impact factorUS – United States of AmericaTriNetX – EHR from 67 HCOs in the US Collaborative NetworkEHR – electronic health recordsHCO – health care organisationNHIRD – national health insurance research database (Taiwan)PSM – propensity score matchingWBC – white blood cell countALT – alanine aminotransferaseAST – aspartate aminotransferaseGFR … Continue reading Acupuncture and cholecystectomy 2026 →

  • Acupuncture for CID 2026

    Stimulated by Zhu et al 2026.[1] CID – chronic insomnia disorderIF – impact factorICSD-3 – international classification for sleep disorders 3ISI – insomnia severity indexCIs – confidence intervals (generally 95% CIs) – key to acronyms This paper was published online at the beginning of September in the Journal of Affective Disorders (IF 5.7). I am … Continue reading Acupuncture for CID 2026 →

  • Risk of mortality 2026

    Stimulated by Jun et al 2026.[1] IF – impact factorPWD – patients with disabilityIHD – ischaemic heart diseaseCVD – cardiovascular diseaseNHIS – national health insurance service (South Korea)PSM – propensity score matchingCCI – Charlston comorbidity indexaHR – adjusted hazard ratioCI – confidence interval – key to acronyms This paper came out in mid-June this year, … Continue reading Risk of mortality 2026 →

  • Migraine 2026

    Stimulated by Wang Z et al and Wang Y et al 2026.[1,2] GBD – global burden of diseaseIF – impact factorNVU – neurovascular unitSDI – sociodemographic indexBBB – blood brain barrier – key to acronyms These papers both appeared on my PubMed searches at the same time in the last week of August. One is … Continue reading Migraine 2026 →

  • Adverse events 2026

    Stimulated by 10 reports from March to September 2026.[1–10] AE – adverse eventGPAC – Gram-positive anaerobic coccusIF – impact factorCT – computed tomographyCECT – contrast-enhanced computed tomographyMTP – metatarsophalangealCXR – chest X-ray – key to acronyms I have been accumulating this sample of AE reports since March this year and have now reached 10, so … Continue reading Adverse events 2026 →