Dr. Preema Vig explains ExaMind, a non-invasive magnetic stimulation treatment for mood and focus. Six weekly 25-minute sessions use magnetic pulses to target brain regions, with no needles or downtime. The clinic tailors treatment to each patient's medical history and goals.
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What is ExaMind and how does it work? I'm Dr. Preema Vig, Medical Director of Dr. Preema London Clinic in Mayfair, and ExaMind is one of the treatments we offer as part of our approach to neuro-wellness. ExaMind is a non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic stimulation known as ExoTMS to target specific areas of the brain involved in functions including mood, focus, and emotional regulation. What I find particularly interesting about Exomind is how naturally it fits with the way I've always approached patient care. For me, it's never just about how someone looks, but understanding the person as a whole and what they want to achieve. Patients come to us with different goals. Some may be interested in supporting their mood or focus, while others may want to explore whether Exomind could form part of a broader approach to their mental and emotional well-being. At Dr. Preema London Clinic, an Exomind treatment program typically consists of 6 sessions, performed once a week. Each session takes approximately 25 minutes, with no needles, no anesthetic, and no downtime, so you can continue with your normal day afterwards. Following the initial course, we may recommend maintenance sessions, depending on the individual. As with every treatment I offer, the starting point is always understanding you, your medical history, and what you're hoping to achieve, so we can decide whether ExaMind is appropriate for you. If ExaMind sounds like something you'd like to explore, the next step is to find out whether it's right for you. You can learn more on our Exomind page at drpreema.com or contact my team at Dr. Preema London Clinic in Mayfair to arrange a consultation. We'd be very happy to talk you through the treatment and answer any questions you may have.
