Dr Fahd Baig is an esteemed academic consultant neurologist with a special interest in the use of botulinum toxin to treat movement disorders, such as dystonia. He has been serving patients at St. George’s University NHS Foundation Trust since his appointment, where he manages a diverse range of cases using both unguided and guided botulinum toxin injections.

Dr Baig has made significant contributions to the field of neurology, with over 40 peer-reviewed research publications and book chapters focusing on movement disorders. His expertise encompasses a wide array of conditions, including various forms of dystonia, spasm, and tremor.

Examples of conditions treated by Dr Baig include blepharospasm, eyelid myokymia, eye spasms, eyelid opening apraxia, Meige syndrome, hemifacial spasm, facial palsy with spasm and/or synkinesis, facial tics, oromandibular dystonia, jaw tremor, cervical dystonia, bent neck in parkinsonian disorders, tic disorders (including face, neck, and upper limb), upper limb tremors (action tremors, dystonic tremors, essential tremor), focal task-specific dystonias (including writer's cramp, musician dystonia, sports yips), and focal dystonias in the upper and lower limb.

Dr Baig is dedicated to providing personalised care and encourages patients to enquire if they believe their condition may benefit from botulinum toxin treatment. His commitment to advancing the understanding and treatment of movement disorders makes him a leading figure in his field.