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Therapeutic Neuromodulator Injections
A physician-led conversation for concerns such as jaw tension, excessive sweating or chronic migraine management.
THE KIWI APPROACH
Therapeutic care starts with the medical concern, not the injection.
Your clinician reviews what has been happening, any previous assessment and what has already been tried before considering the next step.
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Jaw tension and clenching
Bring details of any dental or medical assessment to the appointment. The clinician considers the cause, your previous care and whether this service is appropriate.
A jaw concern does not automatically mean an injection is the right option.
Excessive sweating
Explain how the concern affects daily life and what you have already tried. Your clinician assesses the situation and discusses suitable options, expected limitations and follow-up.
Chronic migraine questions
This appointment does not replace an established migraine diagnosis or ongoing care. Bring relevant specialist information and your existing plan to the consultation so the clinician can assess the appropriate pathway.
A medical plan, with follow-up
If treatment is appropriate, your clinician explains the plan, risks, consent, cost and review arrangements. Ask separately about insurance or other coverage.
Booking a consultation does not establish eligibility or coverage.
Questions before you book?
What should I bring to a therapeutic injection consultation?
Bring relevant medical or dental assessments, details of previous treatment and any specialist recommendations. These help the clinician understand what has already been investigated or tried.
Does a migraine consultation replace my existing care?
No. Bring your migraine diagnosis, specialist information and current care plan so the clinician can assess how this service might fit.
Does booking a consultation confirm insurance coverage?
No. Treatment suitability and insurance coverage are separate questions. Confirm coverage for the proposed treatment before proceeding.
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