Bladder Botox Injections have had a dramatic effect on the quality of life for many people. A recent study (June 2009) in the British Journal of Urology found that in studyadministering bladder botox injections and a placebo,  at four weeks post procedure urgency and urge urinary incontinence were statistically correlated with improvements in quality of life and the same was true at 12 weeks for frequency and urgency. The overall benefits were found to last at least 24 weeks after the injections were administered, with patients reporting both a reduction in bothersome bladder symptoms and an improved quality of life.

At the  Nottingham Bladder Clinic,  Duncan Harriss adminsters the bladder botox injections and finds that in approximately 70% of women regain their bladder control after one session. The Nottingham Bladder Clinic is held at the BMI Park Hospital Nottingham and is part of the overall nottingham urology service he offers there.