Rediscover Peace,
with surgery led by science

Mr Wiberg a Consultant Plastic Surgeon who specialises exclusively in peripheral nerve surgery. He works in both the NHS and private sector as well as undertaking research.

His interest in migraine surgery stems from his academic interest in the biology of compressed and irritated nerves. At the University of Oxford, his PhD thesis was on the genetics of nerve compression, and he now leads a research group that studies the biology of nerve compression and nerve pain. Mr Wiberg and Prof Furniss were the first to discover genes that predispose people to carpal tunnel syndrome, and they were struck by the many similarities between the treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome and the surgical treatment of migraine headaches. Their subsequent research has uncovered certain genetic similarities between migraine and carpal tunnel syndrome, which explains why people with one of the conditions is more likely to develop the other. 

His clinical practice is focused on the surgical treatment of patients with nerve injuries and nerve pain from a variety of causes, including nerve compression syndromes such as thoracic outlet syndrome, which often coexists with migraine. He has travelled widely to learn migraine surgery techniques from leading international experts in the USA, Germany, and Italy. Mr Wiberg was motivated to bring this surgery to the UK after meeting migraine patients and listening to how migraine surgery had profoundly improved their lives. 

Mr Wiberg studied medicine at Oxford University, where he graduated top of his year in the Medical Sciences BA degree. After completing his surgical training, he undertook further specialist training in peripheral nerve surgery at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital’s Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, the largest national referral centre for complex nerve injuries, and also at the Cleveland Clinic, London.

Mr Wiberg lives in Oxford with his wife and children. He is a College Tutor in Human Anatomy at Merton College, Oxford, where he was a student many years ago, and made it to the grand final of the televised rounds of University Challenge before losing to the better team!

Prof. Furniss is a Plastic Surgeon with a special interest in migraine, the science of nerve compression, hand surgery, and lymphoedema. He works in both the NHS and private sector.

He has always been interested in migraines, being a sufferer of migraines since childhood. He has led research into the shared genetic basis of migraines and other nerve compression, such as carpal tunnel syndrome. Nerve decompression is an integral part of his surgical practice. He has worked hard with his colleagues in this area in order to deliver the highest quality, most innovative migraine surgical care to the UK. 

Prof Furniss also heads a research group at Oxford University. He has written many research papers, book chapters, and lectures regularly at both national and international conferences. He did his medical training at Cambridge and Oxford Universities, and has worked in various hospitals within London and abroad in Coimbatore and Tokyo.

Prof Furniss is married with three sons and has lived in Oxford for over 20 years, but his heart still pines for Sheffield, and in particular Bramall Lane!

Mr Ramsden is Plastic surgeon with specialist interests in migraine surgery, lymphoedema and osteomyelitis (bone infections) and works in both the NHS and privately.  

He sees the debilitating life caused by migraine in his patients and this has driven the desire to bring new and innovative treatments to the UK. He has really enjoyed spending time with surgeons around the world training in this procedure and is excited by the transformative difference surgery can make.  

Mr Ramsden has been a consultant plastic surgeon since 2010 in Oxford, having trained in medicine and plastic surgery in Glasgow and Newcastle.  He has been performing nerve decompression surgery since 1998 and has quite literally been around the world in his medical career, working in Australia and for a brief but cold period as Doctor for the British Antarctic Survey in Antarctica.  

Mr Ramsden is married with four children and lives just outside Oxford along with some chickens and some bees.

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