Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) Treatment for PTSD in New Orleans, LA
Address
Stella New Orleans3434 Houma Blvd, Ste 300
Metairie Gulf Coast, LA 70006
Call 1-866-497-9248 to get started.
All SGB procedures at Stella's New Orleans, LA locations are done by "Stella Certified" doctors
Stella vs Traditional SGB
SGB by Stella
The Dual Sympathetic Reset
Traditional SGB
Physician
Board Certified medical doctor
CRNA, naturopathic practitioner, Board Certified medical doctor, etc.
Treatment Methodology
Strict and proven developed by Dr. Lipov – over 80% of Stella patients report relief
Methodology and outcomes vary
Injection Site(s)
C6 and C4 (or C3)
C6
Side of the Neck
Right then left for right side non-responders
Right side only
Sedation
Local plus (optional) Twilight Sedation
Varies
Accessibility
40+ locations nationwide
Single clinic
Financing Plans
6-month, interest-free financing through CareCredit for qualifying patients; HSA and FSA accepted
Typically unavailable
Safety & Emergency Protocol
Created and enforced by Dr. Lipov
Varies based on available clinical leadership
Medical Escalations
Reviewed and advised on by Dr. Lipov and clinical oversight from treating physician
Varies based on available clinical leadership
Emotional trauma causes a physical change to the brain, and it can be treated.
Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)
Two injections of local anesthetic – known as the "Dual Sympathetic Reset" – that can bring the fight-or-flight response back to its pre-trauma state.
Ketamine IV Infusion
A medically guided infusion that can effectively treat mental health conditions within hours.
Talk Therapy
Referrals to Stella's network of trauma-informed mental healthcare providers so you can continue healing after treatment.
SGB Treatment from Louisiana Doctors
Stella's Louisiana physicians are trained on the latest protocols of the stellate ganglion block to meet our highest standards of care.
Dr. Suneil Jolly
New Orleans, Louisiana
Fast, Effective, and Lasting PTSD Treatment
Stella’s adaptation of SGB targets a group of nerves in the neck, which allows us to treat the physical injury that trauma causes to the brain.
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