Radiofrequency Relief
Radiofrequency ablation gave one patient about 80% immediate recovery after nearly 10 years of back pain, helping them return to badminton and tennis.
Dubai Hills Estate
A pain management physician in Dubai Hills Estate, treating chronic and acute pain with consultations and procedures such as spinal epidurals and radiofrequency ablation. Reviews highlight careful explanations, conservative options and meaningful improvements in mobility.
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Radiofrequency ablation gave one patient about 80% immediate recovery after nearly 10 years of back pain, helping them return to badminton and tennis.
Patients say he reviews scans, explains possible causes calmly and discusses options without making them feel rushed.
Conservative treatment helped one patient manage a lower-spine injury that might otherwise have required surgery.
Epidural procedures and spinal blocks are repeatedly linked with substantial relief, including restored sleep, movement and daily activity.
Patients describe returning to demanding activities, including completing a 3k race and playing 18 holes of golf after treatment.
A long-term patient with multiple neuralgias describes coordinated, holistic care involving nerve blocks, infusions and other physicians.
Patients value the calm, simple explanations and the time taken to make them feel informed and involved in treatment decisions.
Reviews mention ongoing advice and follow-up, including personal checking after a procedure when a patient felt unwell.
Bring Imaging. Bring your MRI or other scan reports if available; one consultation specifically included an MRI review to explain the likely causes.
Discuss Options. Ask about alternatives and expected impact before choosing a procedure; patients describe being given options and involved in decisions.
Ask About Sedation. If an epidural is recommended, ask whether sedation is appropriate, as one patient had the procedure under sedation with immediate relief.
Plan Follow-Up. Allow time for follow-up after treatment: one patient reported significant relief and a cautious return to routine two weeks after infiltration.
Check Admin. Confirm hospital paperwork and request follow-ups in advance, since one review reports problems with staff organisation and response times.
Set Expectations. Discuss realistic goals, especially for long-term or complex pain; one patient noted there was no permanent fix but ongoing management improved life quality.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | Closed |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
An epidural steroid injection in the lower back reportedly brought immediate relief, with sedation used for the procedure.
One patient reported a 70% reduction in pain after a Spinal Cord Stimulator placed following multiple surgeries.
A fluoroscopic cervical nerve block was described as a quick procedure that relieved debilitating neck and lumbar disc-related symptoms.
Four lumbar facet joint ablations reportedly reduced chronic neck and shoulder-related pain and removed the need for daily strong pain medication.
One review found the hospital clinic staff generally unorganised and slow to follow up on requests.
The Bottom Line
Dr. Mohamed El Toukhy is a pain management physician in Dubai Hills Estate, with reviews centred on chronic back, neck, hip, nerve and spinal pain. Patients describe consultations that include reviewing MRI findings, explaining possible causes and weighing conservative care against procedures.
The treatments mentioned most often include spinal epidurals, radiofrequency ablation, nerve blocks and spinal blocks. The reported outcomes are often practical rather than abstract: one patient returned to badminton and tennis after radiofrequency ablation, another completed a 3k race within two visits, and a golfer said a lower-back ablation made 18 holes possible again. Several reviews also describe reduced reliance on strong pain medication or improved sleep and mobility after epidural treatment.
For complex cases, a long-term patient mentions nerve blocks, infusions and coordination with other physicians, while another reports a 70% pain reduction with a Spinal Cord Stimulator. The doctor’s listening and clear explanations are consistent strengths. One caution sits outside the medical care itself: a review found the hospital clinic staff unorganised and slow to follow up, so confirm administrative arrangements and ask about sedation, recovery expectations and realistic goals before booking a procedure.