May help reduce headache days, migraine days, and acute medication use per month.
Botox for Chronic Migraines
Preventive migraine care designed to interrupt pain pathways before attacks take over your day, using precise Botox placement across targeted head, neck, and shoulder areas.
FDA-approved prevention for adults with chronic migraine.
Botox, also known as onabotulinumtoxinA, is a prescription injectable treatment approved by the FDA for the preventive treatment of Chronic Migraine in adults.
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It works by blocking the release of pain-related chemicals and neurotransmitters at targeted nerve endings. By interrupting these pathways, Botox helps prevent migraine headaches before they start rather than only reacting once pain is already intense.
Botox for chronic migraine is designed for ongoing prevention. Your provider will review your migraine history first to decide whether this treatment fits your pattern and goals.
Uses shallow injections across specific head, neck, and shoulder muscle areas.
One treatment can provide relief for up to 3 months, with individual variation.
Precise placement, mapped across the head and neck.
The treatment follows a strict protocol involving 31 to 39 small injections across seven specific areas of the head and neck. The entire procedure typically takes about 15-20 minutes.
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Evaluate
Your provider reviews migraine frequency, symptom history, medication use, and whether Botox is appropriate for your case.
Map
Treatment points are mapped across standardized areas of the forehead, temples, back of head, neck, and shoulders.
Treat
Small, shallow injections are placed in-office with a focused technique designed for preventive migraine care.
Built around fewer attacks, calmer days, and better daily function.
Reduced Frequency
Studies show Botox can significantly reduce headache days, migraine days, and acute medication use.
Better Quality of Life
Fewer debilitating attacks may support better concentration, sleep, and engagement in daily life.
Long-Term Prevention
Regularly scheduled treatment works proactively, offering prevention rather than only acute relief.
Relief can build as migraine pathways quiet down.
Botox may help reduce the frequency and severity of chronic migraine over time. Results are not identical for every patient, so expected response, follow-up timing, and treatment rhythm should be guided by your provider.