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Botox therapy offers significant migraine reduction & minimal discomfort with quick & convenient treatment sessions.
On average, Botox reduces 8 to 9 headache and migraine/probable migraine days per month.
Treatments are small injections to the face & neck. Most people experience minimal discomfort, akin to gentle pinpricks.
A short, 15-minute session every three months can provide continuous relief—that's just 4 times a year!
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Botox is a purified protein derived from bacteria, and has been extensively researched and used medically for more than 20 years.
While Botox is derived from a toxin linked to botulism, Botox injections pose no risk of the disease, thanks to the extremely low doses used—so low, in fact, that Botox has never caused botulism.
Injected directly into the muscle, Botox avoids the risks tied to consuming contaminated food. Plus, Botox typically doesn't interact with other migraine medications or treatments—check with your doctor if Botox treatment can be safely combined with any medical interventions you're currently undergoing.
Our targeted injectable therapy can be a powerful treatment for chronic migraines.
Using a fine, precise needle, our licensed nursing professional strategically administers the medication into the tiny muscles beneath the skin of your forehead, temples, and the back of your head and neck. By targeting these key areas, we interrupt the pain signals that give rise to your migraines—providing you with much-needed relief.
It could take several weeks and multiple treatment sessions before you begin to experience the full benefits of injectable therapy. However, the results can be truly transformative. Many of our patients report a significant reduction in the frequency and intensity of their headaches, allowing them to get back to their daily activities.
While some individuals may find that they can eventually discontinue injections, others may require ongoing treatment. Our team will work closely with you to adjust your migraine therapy plan as needed, ensuring that you receive the personalized care and attention you deserve.
Botox is a groundbreaking therapy for chronic migraines (15 or more headache days per month, with migraines lasting 4 hours or more), is endorsed by the FDA, and supported by clinical research. Precise injections into specific head and neck regions work to intercept pain signals before they can culminate into migraines. Scared of needles? Don't worry because these micro-dose shots just feel like a pinprick or pinch.
At Neurokin, we understand that every migraine sufferer is unique. That's why we specialize in delivering personalized treatments that target the root cause of your migraine pain with precision. Our customized treatment plans are created with you and your specific needs in mind, making sure you receive the individualized care you deserve.
While the journey to migraine relief may involve multiple treatment sessions, the positive effects of Botox for chronic migraine sufferers can be truly life-changing. Many of our patients report a noticeable reduction in the frequency and intensity of their migraines, allowing them to re-engage with their day-to-day life and enjoy a renewed sense of well-being.
Botox targets muscles beneath the skin, using a purified protein derived from botulinum toxin that likely interrupts pain signals sent to the brain, effectively preventing migraines before they start.
Common side effects include swelling or bruising at the injection site, mild muscle stiffness, dizziness, or flu-like symptoms. The most common side effect was neck pain, experienced by 9%, or 9 out of every 100 people. Three percent of people taking a placebo also experienced neck pain.
Rarely, more serious side effects like muscle weakness or difficulty breathing can occur. If this happens seek medical help right away. Serious and/or immediate allergic reactions have been reported, including itching; rash; red, itchy welts; wheezing; asthma symptoms; dizziness; or feeling faint. Get medical help right away if you experience symptoms; any further injections of BOTOX should be discontinued.
Botox is not recommended for anyone pregnant or breastfeeding.
Botox has been FDA-approved since 2010 for treating chronic migraines and has a well-established safety profile when administered by a qualified healthcare professional.
Botox treatments for chronic migraine are administered approximately every three months. The frequency is based on clinical guidelines to ensure effectiveness and safety.
Some individuals may find Botox alone sufficient to control their migraines, while others might need additional medication or therapy to manage their symptoms fully.
Adults who experience chronic migraine, defined as having 15 or more headache days per month, with migraines lasting 4 hours or more, may benefit from Botox treatments.
Neurokin’s lead practitioner (Karina Campos) is a board certified adult-gerontology nurse practitioner. This allows her to offer comprehensive cognitive health treatments to a wide range of patients. Her experience and hands-on knowledge as a neurology nurse practitioner helped her build a unique skillset to help the patients that need it most.
Some patients may notice a reduction in migraine frequency and severity as early as 4 weeks after treatment, but full effects are typically observed after the second treatment, 12 weeks later.