Frequently Asked Questions
Who can refer?
Your GP, consultant, therapist, or other healthcare professional can refer you. Self-referrals may also be accepted depending on the clinic’s policy.
Can it help after years of spasticity?
Yes, BoT treatment may still help even if you have had spasticity for many years. Suitability depends on your individual condition and assessment.
I am on anticoagulants, can I still get injection?
Possibly. The clinician will review your medication and medical history to determine whether treatment can be given safely.
What if I need injection, but I am declined?
If treatment is not suitable, the clinician will explain the reasons and discuss alternative management options where appropriate.
How do I seek assistance if I have any side effect?
Contact the clinic or your healthcare provider as soon as possible if you experience any side effects. Seek urgent medical attention for severe or unexpected symptoms.
I was told I am resistant to BoT, can I still seek an appointment?
Yes. A specialist assessment can help determine whether further testing, alternative approaches, or different treatment options may be appropriate.
How much BoT costs privately?
The cost varies depending on the treatment area, dosage required, and consultation fees. Please contact the clinic for a personalised quotation.
Can I get refund?
Refund policies vary by clinic and circumstance. Please review the clinic’s terms or contact the administrative team for details.
Where can I get more information?
You can contact the clinic directly or speak with your healthcare professional for further information and guidance.