Dr Sze Hway Lim

Dr Sze Hway Lim is a dedicated Neurologist who specialises in the diagnosis, management, and long-term care of complex neurological conditions. Committed to delivering patient-centred medical care, Dr Lim possesses comprehensive expertise in evaluating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system. Their primary focus spans movement disorders and neurodegenerative conditions that impact physical mobility, motor control, and general quality of life.

In clinical practice, Dr Lim manages a broad array of neurological conditions, including Parkinson's disease, dystonia, blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm, writer's cramp, chronic migraines, adult spasticity, and facial palsy. Dr Lim is experienced in employing advanced therapeutic procedures, such as electromyography (EMG)-guided injections and anatomical guidance techniques for targeted symptom relief. By conducting thorough clinical assessments and formulating individualised treatment plans, Dr Lim helps patients effectively manage symptoms and preserve functional independence.

Dr Lim completed postgraduate medical studies at The University of Manchester, earning an advanced qualification in the field of biology, medicine, and health in 2021. Alongside clinical work, Dr Lim is an active Clinical Researcher contributing to groundbreaking advances in non-invasive diagnostic tools and early biomarker identification for Parkinson's disease. In recognition of these innovative research efforts, Dr Lim was part of a scientific team honoured with the Royal Society of Chemistry Horizon Prize. Dr Lim also maintains active involvement with professional clinical bodies, including the British Neurotoxin Network.

Working with an objective and reassuring approach, Dr Lim collaborates closely with patients and their families to provide clear guidance throughout every stage of care. By combining current clinical research with compassionate medical practice, Dr Lim strives to achieve optimal outcomes for individuals navigating complex neurological diagnoses.