Occupational Health Services

KONCEPT® Medical Clinic - Kingston

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Expert Occupational Health Services at Koncept® Medical Clinic

Occupational health focuses on how work and health affect each other, helping people stay well in their jobs and supporting employers to create safe, healthy workplaces. At KONCEPT® Medical Clinic in Kingston upon Thames, we provide flexible occupational health services for individuals and organisations, including pre employment medicals, fitness for work assessments, sickness absence management and workplace health surveillance.

Patients and employers choose KONCEPT® Medical Clinic for our prompt appointments, clear clinical reports and approachable, patient-centred care that complements existing NHS services.

Discover the next generation of injectable skin treatments at KONCEPT® Medical Clinic Kingston. We specialise in Profhilo® and Polynucleotides, innovative solutions designed to treat skin laxity, improve hydration, and restore youthful elasticity from within, without adding volume or altering facial contours.

These treatments are ideal for individuals seeking significant improvements in overall skin quality, texture, and firmness on the face, neck, and body.

What Is Occupational Health?

Profhilo® is an injectable hyaluronic acid (HA) product that is unique because it is not a dermal filler. It is a stabilised, pure HA based product formulated using patented NAHYCO® technology.

Key Benefits of Profhilo®

Occupational health is a specialised area of medicine that looks at how someone’s job may impact their health, and how their health may affect their ability to work safely and comfortably. It is relevant to a wide range of people, from office-based staff and remote workers, to those in healthcare, education, retail, construction and other manual or higher-risk environments.

People may seek occupational health support if they:

Have an ongoing health condition

To understand how it may affect their work

Experience potential work-related symptoms

(for example, musculoskeletal pain, skin problems, breathing difficulties, fatigue or work-related stress)

Are returning to work

After illness, injury, surgery or a period of absence

Are employers looking for independent medical advice

About an employee’s fitness for work or reasonable adjustments

Need a medical assessment

For a new role or specific type of work

Occupational health support is widely recognised as a safe, evidence based way to reduce sickness absence and support people to remain in work where it is appropriate for their health and circumstances. Many businesses now use occupational health services as part of their overall health and safety and staff wellbeing strategy.

Polynucleotides – Regenerative Skin Boosters

Why Choose Occupational Health Services

Clinically recognised and evidence based

Choosing a structured occupational health service can offer benefits that other approaches may not provide, particularly when managing long term health conditions, complex work situations or workplace related risks.

Rather than focusing only on symptoms, occupational health looks at the possible causes behind a health concern, such as workload, shift patterns, workplace risks, previous injuries, existing medical conditions or other contributing factors and provides practical recommendations to address them where possible.

Where follow up is arranged, the occupational health clinician can review how well agreed adjustments or treatment plans are working, helping to make sure they remain appropriate and safe over time.

Many people find that the right workplace adjustments and support help them manage symptoms more effectively and carry out their work more comfortably, whether that relates to physical health, mental wellbeing or a combination of both.

Subject to clinical appropriateness, consultations can often be arranged in person at our Kingston clinic or via secure remote appointment (telephone or video). This flexibility can help reduce disruption for both the employee and the business.

The aim is not only short-term improvement, but longer-term, sustainable solutions that help people remain in work safely wherever possible, or return to work at the right time with appropriate support.

When Should You Seek occupational health support?

You should consider booking an occupational health appointment if you:

  • Need a pre-employment medical or fitness-for-work assessment for a particular role

  • Are due to return to work after illness, injury or surgery and want a structured plan for a safe return

  • Have an ongoing condition (such as asthma, diabetes, arthritis, skin conditions or mental health concerns) and are unsure how it may affect your work

  • Are experiencing new or worsening symptoms that may be related to work, such as persistent back or neck pain, repetitive strain symptoms, breathing difficulties, skin irritation or work-related stress

  • Are an employer seeking clear, impartial medical advice about an employee’s fitness for their role and potential adjustments

  • Require statutory or role-specific health surveillance, such as hearing tests, lung function tests or assessments related to vibration or skin exposure

You should seek urgent medical attention (for example, via NHS 111, 999 or your local emergency department) rather than waiting for an occupational health appointment if you experience red flag symptoms such as:

  • Sudden chest pain, severe shortness of breath or symptoms of a possible heart attack or stroke

  • A serious injury, heavy bleeding or suspected broken bones

  • Sudden, severe headache, confusion, weakness or loss of consciousness

  • Suicidal thoughts, immediate risk of harm to yourself or others, or a mental health crisis

Occupational health is designed to support workplace related health issues and ongoing management, but emergency symptoms must always be assessed by urgent or emergency medical services first.

What are Polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides represent a pioneering advancement in regenerative aesthetics. They are biostimulators composed of highly purified DNA fragments derived from salmon, which are clinically proven to be safe and compatible with human skin.

What to Expect During Your Occupational Health Appointment

Step 1 – Consultation

Your appointment begins with a detailed consultation. The clinician will:

  • Take a thorough medical history and discuss your current symptoms or concerns.
  • Explore your job role, duties, working environment, and any particular risks or demands.
  • Review relevant reports, referral notes, or employer documentation (only with your consent).
  • Assess how your health may be affecting your work, and how your work may be affecting your health.

The focus is on understanding the full picture so that all advice and recommendations are well-informed, balanced, and appropriate to your circumstances.

Step 2 – Preparation

Where appropriate, the clinician may carry out a physical examination or perform specific occupational health assessments. Depending on your role and symptoms, this may include:

  • General clinical examination (e.g., blood pressure, heart and lung checks).
  • Musculoskeletal assessment for joint, back, or posture-related concerns.
  • Hearing and vision screening, where relevant to your role.
  • Lung function testing (spirometry), where clinically indicated.
  • Skin assessments to check for potential work-related skin conditions.
  • Review of your tasks or workstation in relation to posture or ergonomics.

If further tests are recommended, such as blood tests, imaging, or specialist reviews, these can be arranged through private care or suitable NHS pathways.

Step 3 – Injection Treatment

After the assessment, the clinician will explain their findings clearly. Depending on your situation, they may:

  • Provide tailored occupational health advice and recommendations for you and your employer, such as workplace adjustments or modified duties.
  • Recommend further medical investigation or referral to a specialist if required.
  • Discuss lifestyle adjustments or self-management strategies to support your health at work.
  • Advise on a safe, structured return-to-work plan following illness, injury, or surgery.

With your explicit consent, a written occupational health report can be shared with your employer. This focuses on functional abilities, recommended adjustments, and expected timescales, without disclosing unnecessary clinical information.

Step 4 – Aftercare & Results

Where follow up is appropriate, additional appointments can be arranged to:

  • Review how any adjustments or management plans are progressing.
  • Update recommendations based on changes in your symptoms or work duties.
  • Provide ongoing advice when your health or workplace circumstances evolve.

Our goal is to provide safe, consistent, and professionally accountable care that supports you in the workplace, while always respecting your confidentiality and personal preferences.

Why Choose KONCEPT® for Skin Boosters?

These advanced injectable treatments require both medical expertise and an artistic eye.

Dr. Maryam Attar-Zadeh's Expertise:

Our treatments are overseen and performed by our experienced aesthetic physician, ensuring safe injection techniques and precise product placement.

Combination Therapies:

We often combine Profhilo or Polynucleotides with Microneedling or specific laser treatments for a synergistic effect, leading to effective overall skin transformation.

Medical Safety:

We adhere to the highest clinical standards, using only authenticated, medical grade products to ensure safety and superior, predictable results.

Focus on Quality:

These treatments are about restoring intrinsic skin health, offering you genuine, long term skin quality improvements.

Why Choose Koncept® Medical Clinic for Your Occupational Health Services?

CQC registered clinic

Providing regulated, safe and quality assured care

Experiences GPs and clinicians

With a strong focus on patient-centred, evidence-based practice

Prompt appointments

Subject to availability, including options for in clinic and remote consultations where clinically appropriate

Confidential, respectful care

With clear consent processes around what information is shared with employers

Modern clinical environment

In central Kingston upon Thames, with access to diagnostics and wider GP services where needed

Clear, practical reports

Written in plain language, focusing on fitness for work and reasonable adjustments

Convenient booking options

Including online booking and telephone support for queries

KONCEPT® Medical Clinic works alongside NHS services, not as a replacement. We encourage patients to remain registered with an NHS GP and to share relevant occupational health information with them when helpful.

Areas We cover

 

KONCEPT® Medical Clinic proudly serves patients from across Kingston upon Thames and the surrounding areas, including: 

  • Surbiton 
  • Norbiton 
  • Hampton Wick 
  • Kingston Riverside 
  • New Malden 
  • Richmond 
  • Teddington

 

Our clinic is conveniently located with easy transport links, making it simple to attend appointments and receive timely care when you need it. 

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Occupational Health Services - FAQs

How quickly can I book an occupational health appointment?

Appointment availability can vary, but we aim to offer occupational health consultations as promptly as possible. For the latest availability, please check our online booking system or contact our reception team by phone.

You do not always need a referral. Some people are referred by their employer or another healthcare professional, while others self-refer. For employer-commissioned assessments, we usually request a clear referral outlining the questions that need to be addressed.

Yes. Occupational health consultations are confidential medical appointments. With your consent, we may share a report with your employer focusing on your fitness for work, any recommended adjustments and suggested timescales. We do not share unnecessary clinical detail, and we always explain what will be included before anything is sent.

This depends on your role and your health concerns. Some appointments involve a detailed history and discussion only; others may include physical examination, hearing or vision checks, lung function testing, blood pressure measurement or other specific assessments. Any tests will be discussed with you beforehand.

Appointment length can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the type of assessment required. Many consultations last between 30 and 60 minutes. If more time is needed or a follow-up appointment is advisable, this will be explained during your visit.

Summary

Occupational health services at KONCEPT® Medical Clinic in Kingston upon Thames support both individuals and organisations. In addition, they help manage the relationship between health and work.

Firstly, our services include pre employment medicals, fitness for work assessments, sickness absence management, and health surveillance. Furthermore, clinicians provide independent, evidence-based advice that is customised to each person’s role and circumstances.

Moreover, with CQC-regulated care and experienced clinicians, KONCEPT® Medical Clinic offers professional, patient-centred occupational health services. In addition, we complement your existing NHS and specialist care. Consequently, our services help you stay healthy, safe, and productive at work.