Consultations & Contact

Book an Appointment with Dr Kefala

Types of consultation, practical information on fees, and booking an appointment: everything you need to know before visiting the practice.

Consultations

Types of Consultation

Each consultation is tailored to the child's situation, whether it's a first assessment or long-term follow-up.

First Allergology Consultation

A detailed review of medical history, clinical examination, and referral for any necessary tests (allergy work-up, polygraphy, etc.).

Follow-Up Consultations

Regular monitoring of ongoing treatments (desensitization, asthma, eczema) and adjustment of care.

Consultations for Complex Cases

Management of situations that remain without a clear diagnosis, requiring in-depth investigation.

Sleep-Dedicated Consultations

Clinical assessment and, if needed, respiratory polygraphy or polysomnography.

Asthma-Dedicated Consultations

Monitoring of respiratory function and adjustment of long-term treatment.

Preparation

Advice Before Your Appointment

A few practical recommendations depending on the type of test or treatment, to help you best prepare your child's visit.

Before a skin prick test

Stop taking antihistamines 4 days before the appointment, and stop applying local corticosteroids (triamcinolone) at least one week before the appointment.

Before a patch test

This test requires two appointments: one to apply the patches and one to read them. Please bring the foods to be tested with you. If you would like to decide together which foods to test, this can be done during a first consultation, during which the medical history will be completed and the clinical questions clarified.

Before spirometry

Stop taking short-acting bronchodilators (Ventolin) 4 hours before the test, and long-acting bronchodilators (Seretide) 12 hours before the appointment. Inhaled corticosteroids (Flixotide) and antihistamines (Aerius) may be continued.

Before a polygraphy / polysomnography

Bring a t-shirt or pyjamas your child can sleep in. Preparation sheets are available on the website to help familiarise your child with the test: See the preparation sheets →

Sublingual desensitization follow-up

Please book a follow-up appointment once you reach the vial at the increased concentration (300 IR).

Consult if clinical signs appear during dose escalation. Do not force the dose increase if clinical signs appear (rhinitis, rash, cough, abdominal pain). To avoid abdominal pain, you can spit out the drops after holding them under the tongue for two minutes — swallowing them is not necessary.

If you experience mouth ulcers, a mouth wound, dental surgery, fever, vomiting or an asthma attack, stop the desensitization until the clinical signs resolve.

If you were already in the maintenance phase and the interruption lasted less than 7 days, you can resume at your usual dose. If the interruption lasted 7-10 days, resume at the starting dose of the current vial and increase gradually. If the interruption was longer, or if clinical signs appeared during the initiation phase or upon resuming, please consult to determine the approach best suited to your situation.

Dosage and advice sheets

Practical Information

Fees, Agreements & Reimbursement

A few pointers to help you prepare for your visit. Feel free to contact us for any question specific to your situation.

Insurance Agreement Sector

The practice operates under sector 2 of the French social security agreement (not sector 1).

Fee Supplements

Under sector 2, fee supplements apply. The cost of consultations is communicated before each appointment.

Reimbursement & Supplementary Insurance

Fee supplements are reimbursed according to the level of cover provided by your supplementary insurance (mutuelle). Please check your cover before the consultation.

Current fees, payment methods and the precise reimbursement conditions will be communicated when booking your appointment or upon simple request to the front desk.

Contact Us

Contact

How to reach us to book an appointment and follow up on your child's care.

Front Desk

To book an appointment, you can contact the front desk at 09 70 25 07 93.

Teleconsultation

To make it easier to reach the doctor, a teleconsultation service is available. You can book it on Doctolib.fr.

If you cannot find an available teleconsultation slot, you can book the first available slot and ask for it to be moved earlier, depending on the doctor's availability.

Sending Documents

You can upload your referral letter and test results to Doctolib before your next consultation, using the "Send documents" button.

Interpreting Test Results

To discuss, explain and interpret test results in detail, along with the care plan required based on each child's clinical signs, it is best that this be done during a consultation, so that everything is perfectly clear.

Appointment

Booking an Appointment

The practice is located at 47 Boulevard Murat, 75016 Paris, France. For any questions or appointment requests, feel free to contact us directly using the form.

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