Botox for Chronic Migraines
FDA-approved therapeutic Botox to reduce migraine frequency.
Overview
Therapeutic Botox injections block the nerve signals that trigger chronic migraine and muscle spasticity. For patients with fifteen or more headache days per month, a structured injection protocol every twelve weeks can meaningfully reduce both headache days and intensity.
Recovery & results
No downtime — you can return to work immediately. Benefit builds over two to four weeks.
Who it helps
- Patients with chronic migraines (15+ headache days per month)
- Those with cervical dystonia
- Individuals with muscle spasticity
What to expect
- Multiple small injection sites across the head and neck
- Effects typically last 3–4 months
- Follow-up visits to optimize your protocol
Is this right for you?
A short phone conversation is the fastest way to find out. We will review your symptoms and verify your insurance.
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Speak with our care team today. Same-week appointments are often available and we verify your insurance before you visit.