Medical Botox Newcastle
Botulinum toxin for chronic migraine, excessive sweating and jaw tension, assessed and delivered by a GP-led clinic in Newcastle. Book A ConsultationView Prices
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Botox for Migraines and Headaches
Hyperhidrosis Treatment
Masseter Botox for jaw tension
Cosmetic Botox, but the purpose is different
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CQC-regulated, GP-led clinic offering medical Botox for chronic migraine, excessive sweating and jaw tension in Newcastle
Botox for Migraines and Headaches
Botox for migraines is a specialist option for people with frequent, disabling headaches who have not found lasting relief through other routes. Dr Matla reviews your headache pattern and medical history before treatment, then places injections across the forehead, temples, neck and scalp to help disrupt pain signalling. Most patients need a course of sessions before the full benefit becomes clear, and results typically build over several weeks. Read the full Botox for migraines and headaches page for what to expect, pricing and how long results last.
Hyperhidrosis Treatment (Excessive Sweating)
Hyperhidrosis treatment reduces excessive sweating in the underarms, hands, feet or other areas by temporarily quieting the nerve signal to overactive sweat glands. It suits anyone whose sweating affects confidence, clothing choices or everyday comfort, and it is quick, minimally invasive and requires no downtime. Dr Matla will discuss which areas are suitable for you at the consultation. Visit the full hyperhidrosis treatment page for pricing, results duration and aftercare.
Masseter Botox (Jaw Tension and Bruxism)
Masseter Botox relaxes the jaw muscle to ease teeth grinding, jaw tension and related headaches, and can soften a square or overworked jawline over time. It is worth considering if you clench or grind at night, wake with facial ache, or have been told bruxism is affecting your teeth. Dr Matla will assess your masseter muscles and discuss whether the treatment suits your symptoms. See the full masseter Botox page for treatment details, results duration and pricing.
Traptox Trapezius Botox® Injections Newcastle
Traptox, our revolutionary treatment, harnesses the power of Botox, scientifically known as botulinum toxin, to provide a unique solution to muscle-related concerns. Botox is renowned for its ability to induce muscle relaxation, primarily acting at neuromuscular junctions to inhibit contractions. At Dr Matla Clinic, we have extended the transformative benefits of Botox to the trapezius muscles.
Anticipating the results of Traptox involves patience, as the effects become noticeable within a few days to a week post-treatment. Witness a slimming effect that imparts an elongated and well-defined appearance to your neck and jawline.
Scrotox Treatment Newcastle
Looking for Scrotox injections in Newcastle? Scrotox is a discreet, non-surgical treatment that uses botulinum toxin injections to relax the scrotal skin for scrotal rejuvenation and comfort. It helps reduce wrinkles, relieve tightness, lower the position of the scrotum, and reduce excessive sweating.
This treatment is ideal for men who want aesthetic improvements and enhanced comfort without surgery.
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Medical Botox Explained
Medical Botox uses the same medicine as cosmetic Botox, botulinum toxin type A, but the purpose is different. Rather than softening expression lines, it targets the nerve signals responsible for pain, sweating or muscle overactivity, so the aim is comfort and function rather than appearance. Dr Matla treats chronic migraine, excessive sweating and jaw tension as separate, individually assessed conditions, with a plan built around your symptoms and medical history. For the fuller picture, including safety and what results really involve, read Dr Matla’s guide to medical Botox and its therapeutic uses.
Dr Matla is a Newcastle-based GP who practises both aesthetics and general practice. He has over 20 years of medical experience and is regulated by the CQC. You can read more about Dr Matla here. Or view before and after images of treatment results at Dr Matlas’ Clinic.
How Medical Botox Treatment Works
Dr Matla keeps the process straightforward, with a proper assessment at every stage so you understand whether treatment is right for you before you commit.
Step 1
Choose your concern
If you already know whether chronic migraine, excessive sweating or jaw tension is the priority, select the relevant treatment above. If you are unsure, a consultation with Dr Matla will help you determine what is likely to be most helpful.
Step 2
Book your consultation
Pick a date and time that suits you, and secure your medical Botox appointment online. Dr Matla’s diary is designed to be practical for clients’ busy schedules, with most appointments available within 7 days, with evening slots offered for busier schedules.
Step 3
Assessment and plan
Your appointment begins with a suitability check and a clear plan, including a review of your symptoms and medical history. How many sessions will be needed, and a realistic timeline? If you go ahead with treatment, Dr Matla will tailor settings to your comfort.
Step 4
Treatment and aftercare
During your medical Botox treatment, Dr Matla will tailor your treatment to your anatomy and symptoms. Then provide clear aftercare guidance to support healing and treatment results, so you know what to expect as treatment results develop.
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Medical Botox Treatment FAQs
Which medical Botox treatment is right for me?
That depends on your main concern. Chronic migraine, excessive sweating and jaw tension are assessed and treated differently, so the best starting point is a consultation with Dr Matla, who will confirm which treatment, or combination, is likely to help.
Is medical Botox different from cosmetic Botox?
It is the same medicine, used for a different purpose. Cosmetic Botox softens expression lines, while medical Botox targets nerve signals linked to pain, sweating or muscle overactivity. Read Dr Matla’s full explanation in the medical Botox guide for more detail.
Can I combine more than one medical Botox treatment?
In some cases, yes. Dr Matla will discuss whether combining treatments, for example, jaw tension and migraine prevention, is appropriate for you and how to plan the timing and dosing safely.
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How much does medical Botox cost in Newcastle?
Prices start from £300 for hyperhidrosis or masseter Botox and from £600 for Botox for migraines, depending on the areas treated and the number of sessions needed. Full pricing is confirmed at your consultation.
Do I need to know exactly which treatment I want before booking?
No. Many patients book a consultation because they are unsure which option applies to their symptoms. Dr Matla will assess you and confirm the most suitable treatment, or explain why medical Botox is not the right fit.
Medical Botox Consultation
Every medical Botox treatment starts with a 1:1 consultation with Dr Matla to confirm whether treatment is appropriate for your symptoms. We offer chronic migraine, hyperhidrosis and masseter Botox treatment from our CQC-regulated Newcastle clinic, alongside Dr Matla’s full range of aesthetic and medical treatments. Call to arrange your medical Botox consultation at our Newcastle clinic.
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How to find us
If you are arriving by car, there is free private parking on the clinic site. There is also free parking on the street for 2 hours.
Please contact Dr Matla's Clinic for directions to the private car park @Dr.Matla Clinic
Train travel to our Jesmond Clinic is easy from Durham Railway Station. If you are coming by Metro, we are only 0.1 miles from Jesmond Metro station. 1.9 miles from Newcastle Central Station. 1.2 miles from Newcastle, Northumberland Street. 1.5 miles from Eldon Square shopping centre. 1 mile from Royal Victoria Infirmary Hospital. 1 mile from Newcastle University.