Head
Migraines
Assessed at consultation by a prescriber, who explains what to expect.
For diagnosed chronic migraine
Chronic Migraine Treatment in London
A calm, clinician-led consultation for people living with a confirmed diagnosis of chronic migraine. At Wimpole Street, a prescriber assesses whether treatment is suitable for patients whose diagnosis has been confirmed by their GP or a neurologist, and explains what to expect.
Quick facts
- Treats Diagnosed chronic migraine
- Areas Seven areas of the head and neck
- Repeat Every 12 weeks
- Needs A GP or neurologist diagnosis
- Price £550
Concerns it addresses
What chronic migraine treatment treats
Chronic migraine is a diagnosis made by your GP or a neurologist, and a prescriber talks you through whether treatment is suitable at consultation.
Treatment built on a confirmed diagnosis.
Many things cause headaches, so a GP or neurologist diagnosis comes first and your plan is built around it.
Your visit and your results
Chronic Migraine Treatment, Step by Step
01
Before
Your diagnosis letter
Bring a referral letter from your GP, or a printed problem list confirming a diagnosis of chronic migraine, so your treatment starts on a clear footing.
What you feel or see A quick piece of paperwork.
What to do Ask your GP surgery for your problem list.
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Bring a referral letter from your GP, or a printed problem list confirming a diagnosis of chronic migraine, so your treatment starts on a clear footing.
What you feel or see A quick piece of paperwork.
What to do Ask your GP surgery for your problem list.
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A consultation always comes before treatment.
What you feel or see A conversation about your migraine pattern.
What to do Bring a migraine diary if you keep one.
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Using very fine needles, injections are placed precisely in seven key areas of the head and neck.
What you feel or see Brief stings at each point.
What to do Carry on with your day.
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Your clinician explains what to expect over the following weeks.
What you feel or see Track your headache days.
What to do Keep your migraine diary going.
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Your prescriber reviews with you whether repeat treatment is appropriate.
What you feel or see Time to plan the next session.
What to do Book the next treatment.
Diagnosis
Before
Results
Before · Diagnosis
Your diagnosis letter
Bring a referral letter from your GP, or a printed problem list confirming a diagnosis of chronic migraine, so your treatment starts on a clear footing.
What you feel or seeA quick piece of paperwork.
What to doAsk your GP surgery for your problem list.
Day 0 · Consultation
Face to face or virtual
A consultation always comes before treatment.
What you feel or seeA conversation about your migraine pattern.
What to doBring a migraine diary if you keep one.
Day 0 · Treatment
Seven key areas
Using very fine needles, injections are placed precisely in seven key areas of the head and neck.
What you feel or seeBrief stings at each point.
What to doCarry on with your day.
Weeks 2 to 12 · Effect
Your review
Your clinician explains what to expect over the following weeks.
What you feel or seeTrack your headache days.
What to doKeep your migraine diary going.
Every 12 weeks · Repeat
Repeated treatment
Your prescriber reviews with you whether repeat treatment is appropriate.
What you feel or seeTime to plan the next session.
What to doBook the next treatment.
Treatment or session
Milestone
Dotted line: how results build over time, schematic not measured
Repeated every twelve weeks.
Your prescriber reviews timing with you at each appointment.
Migraine treatment at Regents Park Aesthetics
Meet your practitioners
Every patient is assessed by a qualified clinician, a doctor, nurse or other qualified practitioner, before anything is booked.
Kay Greveson
Lead Practitioner
Award-winning aesthetic nurse practitioner with more than twenty years of specialist NHS nursing and over a decade in advanced aesthetic medicine. Qualified independent prescriber and the clinic’s CQC registered manager.
Dr Grace Adamson
Doctor
MBChB, BSc (Hons), with First-Class degrees in Physiological Sciences and in Medicine and Surgery, and extensive NHS experience across medical and surgical specialties. Trained with DermaMedical.
Choosing between treatments
Migraine or clenching
The right choice depends on your skin and what you are treating; a consultation settles it.
| Chronic migraine treatmentSeven areas of the head and neck | Bruxism treatmentThe masseter | |
|---|---|---|
| For | Diagnosed chronic migraine | Headaches driven by jaw clenching |
| Repeat | Every 12 weeks | Every 4 to 6 months |
| See pricing | Explore bruxism treatment |
Where headaches are driven by clenching, bruxism treatment is a different protocol.
Transparent pricing
Pricing
Planning your treatment
Your plan and the number of sessions are agreed at your consultation, before anything is booked.
Treatment
From
Chronic migraine treatment
£550
Questions patients ask
Frequently asked questions
It is a diagnosis made by your GP or a neurologist, and your prescriber talks it through with you at consultation.
Yes. We need a referral letter from your GP or a neurologist, or a printed problem list from your GP confirming chronic migraine.
A prescriber assesses you at consultation and explains the treatment, which involves very fine needles in key areas of the head and neck.
Your prescriber explains what to expect and when a review makes sense.
£550 per treatment.
A prescribing clinician: Kay Greveson, our founder and an advanced nurse prescriber, or Dr Grace Adamson. Every treatment is given by a prescriber.
Migraine treatment at Regents Park Aesthetics
Ready when you are.
Every plan starts with a conversation and a close look at your migraine pattern, so the treatment you book is the one that suits you.