Reply: 15th February 2023 From: Amanda Pierce Aesthetics
Clinical Director Amanda Pierce
Answer: Hi Many thanks for your enquiry, I am sorry this isn't something we offer at our clinic.

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Asked: 11th February 2023 By: Kirsty
StrabismusDo you offer Botox for strabismus and if so do you have a high success rate / good results?
Thanks
Reply: 15th February 2023 From: Amanda Pierce Aesthetics
Clinical Director Amanda Pierce
Answer: Hi Many thanks for your enquiry, I am sorry this isn't something we offer at our clinic.
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Reply: 14th February 2023 From: Gold Angels Medical Aesthetics
Dr Marilena Nikolaidou
Answer: Thank you for your email. We do not offer Botox for Strabismus but you can seek advice from an ophthalmologist.
Sorry, we can't help on this occasion.
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Reply: 14th February 2023 From: Skeendeep Medical Aesthetics Clinic
Dr Adeline Afong
Answer: Sorry. I not offer this . I would suggest you seek an opinion of an ophthalmologist .
DR Afong
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Reply: 13th February 2023 From: DRVICTORIA Clinic
Dr Victoria Dobbie
Answer: Hello Kirsty
To treat strabismus you will need an Ophthalmic Surgeon ask your GP for a referral or privately one of the private hospitals. This is not a condition usually treated at Aesthetic Clinics.
Kind regards
Victoria
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Reply: 13th February 2023 From: rtwskin
Dr Fatima Ahmed
Answer: Hi Kirsty,
Thank you for your enquiry.
Unfortunately, we do not currently offer Botox treatments specifically for Strabismus.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Kind regards,
Lauren Waugh
Senior Receptionist
rtwskin
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Reply: 13th February 2023 From: TD Aesthetics
Owner Tawa Dowling
Answer: Hello Kirsty, thanks for the enquiry. I don't offer botox for strabismus, but there are limited clinical studies to indicate this would be a successful treatment. However, I'd recommend that you choose a clinic that is registered with CQC, as this treatment is an advanced clinical procedure that should only be carried out by a qualified medical practitioner.
Hope that was helpful.
Warm regards
Tawa Dowling
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Reply: 13th February 2023 From: Vysana
Dr Sundeep Dhesi
Answer: Hi Kirsty,
Strabismus or squint is a condition that requires assessment by an ophthalmologist or oculoplastic surgeon. I would recommend researching a private ophthalmologist or oculoplastic surgeon near you to have this condition treated. Alternatively your GP maybe able to refer you via the NHS depending on the severity of the strabismus.
Kind regards
Dr Sunny Dhesi
Vysana Ltd
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Reply: 13th February 2023 From: Finesse Skin Clinic
Sarah Newey
Answer: Hi Kirsty
I am afraid I do not offer this service at Finesse Skin Clinic - I would suggest looking for a CQC registered practice too
Best wishes
Sarah
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Reply: 13th February 2023 From: B at Castle Quay
Dr Robert Greig
Answer: No.
You need an ophthalmologist. I have discussed this with an on island ophthalmologist (doctor from the hospital) and that service isn’t performed here.
You may want to approach the Moorefields hospital in London.
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