Botox for Overactive Bladder

Reply: 11th December 2024 From: Defyne Aesthetics

Kate Huddleston

Answer: Sorry we do not offer this.

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: Cosmetic Skin Care

Dr. Jo McInerney

Answer: Hello

No we don't. This treatment would be done in a hospital setting upon a referral.


Kind regards

Dr Jo

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: The Diane Nivern Clinic Ltd

Mrs Diane Nivern

Answer: I'm sorry you're affected by this distressing condition.
This treatment needs to be provided by your urology team
We wish you well!

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: DRVICTORIA Clinic

Dr Victoria Dobbie

Answer: Hello Nicola

Botox for overactive bladder is a specialist area of treatment which should be administered by a Urologist. Approach your local private hospitals to check if they have a specialist who offers this service, you may need a GP referral. If you have private medical insurance call your provider or you will have to self fund.

Kind regards
Dr Victoria

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: Outline Skincare Clinic

Registered Nurse Mary White

Answer: Hi, Many thanks for your query. I'm afraid we do not offer this treatment. It is a highly specialised treatment and you would need to see a Urologist or Surgeon (either via NHS or privately) to have this treatment.
Kind regards

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: rtwskin

Dr Fatima Ahmed

Answer: I'm afraid this isn't a treatment we offer at our clinic.
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rtwskin

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: rtwskin

Dr Nina Sheffield

Answer: I'm afraid this isn't a treatment we offer at our clinic.
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rtwskin

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: B at Castle Quay

Dr Robert Greig

Answer: I don’t but Ben Hughes the urologist does. Your GP can refer. Presumably all the standard medications have been tried and (I don’t know your age) I presume HRT.


Botox needs to be injected directly into the bladder wall via a cystoscope passed up the urethra. That’s something for an operating theatre environment

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: Dr Hazel Skin Solutions

Dr Hazel Parkinson

Answer: Hi Nicola,
I do not. I would suggest contacting a urologist for this treatment. Warm wishes

Dr Hazel

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Reply: 9th December 2024 From: Finesse Skin Clinic

Sarah Newey

Answer: Hi thanks for the question. This would be a specialist treatment in a hospital setting. Is it something the NHS would deal with?

Best of luck
Sarah

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