Dr Mark Weatherall
Professional statement
Dr Mark Weatherall is one of just a few consultant neurologists in the UK with a subspecialist interest in the management of headaches, and is an expert in headaches of all kinds, from tension-type headaches and migraines to cluster headaches. He also specialises in the treatment of stroke, Parkinson's disease and visual snow and is based in London and Buckinghamshire.
Dr Weatherall qualified in clinical medicine in 1997 from the University of Cambridge before going on to complete further specialist training in neurology. Prior to this, Dr Weatherall was a renowned historian of medicine with a PhD in the subject. He was appointed consultant at Buckinghamshire's Stoke Mandeville Hospital in 2018 having previously run the Princess Margaret Migraine Clinic at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust for ten years. He currently sees patients in private practice at the Medical Chambers Kensington and BMI The Chiltern Hospital.
Dr Weatherall's work is widely published in international medical magazines and peer reviewed journals. He is a member of numerous professional organisations within his field, including the British Association for the Study of Headache and the International Headache Society.
Many of Dr Weatherall's patients have suffered from chronic headaches for some time and have previously been unable to find an effective treatment solution or diagnosis. He is passionate about finding the best approach to treatment for each of his individual patients by making use of the latest advances in research along with his extensive clinical knowledge.
Clinics
The Chiltern Hospital - part of Circle Health Group
Great Missenden, BMI The Chiltern Hospital, London Rd, HP16 0DEMedical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 29 years of experience
- Consultant Neurologist, The Medical Chambers Kensington (present)
Subspecialties
- Headache
- Migraine
Professional memberships
- Council Member, British Association for the Study of Headache
- International Headache Society
Education
- PhD in medical history
- MB BChir, University of Cambridge Medical School (1997)
Languages spoken
- English
Reviews
- Would you recommend this doctor?
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- I have been reeiving treatment from Dr. Mark Weatherall for many years. I have always found him to be very empathetic and keen to hear the complete background of the problem. He is always upbeat and never in a hurry to speed up the appointment. I feel very comfortable and reassured that he will do his very best to resolve the problem. I would have no hesitation in recommending him to any member of my family or to any friends.
- Mark Weatherall was brilliant and understood the immediate needs of my husband and made myself and my daughter feel extremely confident in his diagnosis by prescribing medication to meet his needs
- I really can’t say enough to recommend Dr. Weatherall. He is hugely knowledgeable, completely on top of his specialism and genuinely cares about his patients. His PA, Juliet George, is equally helpful, kind and professional.
- Dr Weatherall was amazing. He was so compassionate and it felt like he was really listening to what I was saying. I’ve suffered from migraines for 22 years and I’ve been seeing doctors about it for about 15 years. It’s the first time I’ve felt like there is a solution.
- Doctor Mark Weatherall was highly recommended to me by a close friend. I was suffering debilitating migraines/cluster headaches and had been in hospital multiple times over a 6 week period. Doctor Weatherall has helped improve my health monumentally. I am extremely grateful.
- Excellent. Empathic and thorough.
- Really helpful and given alternative treatments to previous doctors.
- Dr. Weatherall's expertise in the field is undeniable, with a comprehensive knowledge of the latest advancements in migraine research and treatment options. He takes the time to educate his patients, ensuring they are well-informed about their condition. Holistic care approach.