I am wanting botox in my scalp to treat my craniofacial hyperhidrosis but cannot find a clinic that treats this area. any suggestions. My GP is no help whatsoever, she told me there are treatments but does not think I will get funding, but I am willing to pay privately.
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Dr Robert Greig
23rd June 2022
Answer: Sure: to be fair if you have typical Botox it will help. I treat a lady with psoriasis with a similar issue.
Robert
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Registered Nurse Mary White
23rd June 2022
Answer: Dear Tracy
Thank you for your email. Yes we can offer this treatment. You would need to book with our Nurse Director, Mary for this treatment.
If you call the clinic we can assist.
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Director and manager Tracy Shepherd Regan
23rd June 2022
Answer: You would need to contact a CQC registered clinic for this treatment.
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Dr Nishel Patel
23rd June 2022
Answer: Hi
Yes I do treat this commonly
It can cost from £300 and will need a consultation first £50 which is credited towards the final treatment
Please let me know if you wish to book
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Dr Raquel Amado
23rd June 2022
Answer: Good morning.
Many thanks for your enquiry.
I'm afraid we do not offer this treatment at our clinic for the scalp.
Sorry we were unable to help.
Many thanks
Anita
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Dr Fatima Ahmed
23rd June 2022
Answer: Hi Tracey,
Unfortunately, we do not perform Botox in that area for Hyperhidrosis.
We can do Botox in some areas of the scalp for people who suffer with migraines.
I apologise, I am not sure of any other clinics in the area who may be able to provide this treatment.
Kind regards,
Lauren Waugh
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Dr. Joanne McInerney
23rd June 2022
Answer: Good morning thank you for your enquiry.
Yes this is something we could treat following a consultation.
Kind regards
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Dr Victoria Dobbie
23rd June 2022
Answer: Hello Tracey
Yes, I treat craniofacial hyperhidrosis.
It is a straight forward treatment that uses botox to reduce the sweat gland activity. Results are experienced within 2 weeks and the duration is 4-6 months.
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Dr Victoria
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Rachel Fox
23rd June 2022
Answer: Hi there. Yes I can treat this with micro droplets of toxin applied with a specific micro needling device. The toxin reduces the effects of the sweat glands in this area. You would need to see me for a consultation a day or so before treatment. Effects would last a few months probably.
I am in High Wycombe. You can get my contact details from my profile on this web site.
Hope this is of help
Best regards
Rachel Fox
BSc RGN INP PGDip
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Rosie Cooper
23rd June 2022
Answer: Sorry - no, this isnt something that we can help with. You might be better to start again via your doctor. Best wishes
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Dr Anna Hemming
24th June 2022
Answer: Hi there Tracey,
Thank you for your enquiry.
It is possible to treat cranio-facial hyperhidrosis at Thames Skin Clinic.
The first step would be to book a new patient appointment with Dr Anna who will need to assess your condition and the areas affected.
She will then be able to discuss the best treatment for you. This is likely to be botox treatment which is used globally to stop sweating and can be provided by doctors in CQC registered clinics in the uk.
Please feel free to give us a call
Best wishes,
Thames Skin Clinic
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Miss Rachel Hanson
24th June 2022
Answer: Hello Tracey,
Thank you for your enquiry.
Yes, this is something we offer at Enhance Dental.
Please book a consultation appointment where we can discuss the treatment in more detail. A consultation costs £90, however if you go ahead with treatment it will be taken off the cost of treatment.
Best wishes,
Enhance Dental
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Ruth MacCallum
28th June 2022
Answer: Hi there
Botox can be used to treat craniofacial hyperhydrosis and I am happy to see you for a consultation for this. If you would like a consultation please contact Dorset House Dental via consulting room and I can arrange this for you.
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