Botox for Chronic Migranes

Yes. It was FDA approved in 2010 for patients having 15 or more headaches per month. 

During a migraine headache attack, it is believed that your body releases substances and neurotransmitters that contribute to pain. Botox for chronic migraines goes is believed to interfere with the pain signal to help alleviate the symptoms of pain. 

Yes it is safe. It has been used for almost 15 years. 

However, If you are pregnant or breast feeding, you should not get Botox.

Side effects may include, but not limited to:  

• Headache or flulike symptoms
• Dry or watering eye
• Drooping on one eyelid, eyebrow or side of the mouth
• Drooling

A comprehensive list can be found at https://www.botoxone.com/chronic-migraine

Insurance coverage is variable. Please give us call or email to determine coverage.

We also offer competitive self-pay options. Financing options are also available through Care Credit. 

Generally, less than 15 minutes. 

3-4 times a year.