Botox for Chronic Migraine
Fewer Migraine Days. More Days You Can Enjoy.
Chronic migraines can interfere with work, family, and everyday life. FDA-approved Botox® therapy helps reduce migraine frequency by targeting pain pathways before headaches begin, providing long-term relief for eligible patients.
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Overview
Clinically Proven Relief
For Chronic Migraine.
Botox® is an FDA-approved preventive treatment designed for adults who experience 15 or more headache days each month, with headaches lasting four hours or longer. By blocking pain-signaling neurotransmitters, Botox helps reduce migraine frequency before attacks occur, allowing many patients to regain control of their daily lives.
Botox May Be Right for Patients Who Experience:
- Chronic migraines (15+ headache days per month)
- Recurring severe headaches
- Long-lasting migraine episodes
- Frequent migraine flare-ups
- Poor response to traditional treatments
- Reduced quality of life due to migraines
Why Choose This Treatment
Target Migraine Pain
Before It Starts.
Botox offers a non-surgical, evidence-based treatment option that focuses on preventing migraines rather than simply managing symptoms after they begin.
FDA Approved
Clinically approved for the prevention of chronic migraines in eligible adults.
Quick Treatment
Appointments typically take just 15–20 minutes with minimal disruption to your day.
Targeted Injections
Small injections are placed in precise areas of the head and neck involved in migraine pain.
Long-Lasting Relief
Treatments are typically repeated every 12 weeks for continued migraine prevention.
Reduced Migraine Days
Many patients experience fewer headache days after completing two treatment cycles.
Non-Surgical Solution
An effective alternative for patients seeking long-term migraine management without surgery.
Your Care Team
Who Performs
Your Treatment.
Spine & Sports Medicine SpecialistDr. Tanuj Palvia, MD
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Questions Answered
Everything You
Need to Know.
Who is a candidate for Botox migraine treatment?
Botox is typically recommended for adults who experience 15 or more headache days each month, with migraines lasting four hours or longer.
How long does the procedure take?
Each Botox session lasts about 15 minutes, and the procedure is usually done in less than 20 minutes. Patients can return to their normal activities immediately afterward.
Where are the injections placed?
Botox is injected into seven key areas of the head and neck that are linked to migraine pain — the forehead, temples, back of the head, neck and upper back — targeting the nerves involved in pain transmission.
How often will I need treatment?
Botox treatments are typically administered every 12 weeks. Regular sessions are recommended to maintain the effectiveness of the treatment in preventing migraine episodes.
When will I notice results?
Some patients may notice a decrease in migraine frequency as soon as two to three weeks after the initial treatment, but it can take up to two sessions (24 weeks) to see significant results.
Is it safe, and what are the side effects?
Botox for migraines is generally safe and approved for most adults. Common side effects include neck pain, stiffness and temporary muscle weakness around the injection sites. Botox is not recommended during pregnancy — tell your physician if you are pregnant or planning to be.
Is Botox for migraine covered by insurance?
Many insurance providers cover Botox treatments for chronic migraine prevention. Check with your insurer for the specifics of your coverage before your first session.
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