Botox for migraine – effective help for chronic headaches

Many people regularly suffer from migraine attacks that greatly impair everyday life. When conventional therapies do not provide sufficient relief, it can Botox® (Botulinum toxin type A) be an effective alternative.

In our new video you can see how a treatment with Botox for migraine works, what experiences the patient had with it, how long the result lasted, and whether she is satisfied with the treatment.

Dr. Tamara Kopp, specialist in dermatology and aesthetic medicine at JUVENIS, performs this treatment on the patient.

Botulinum toxin specifically blocks the transmission of pain signals to nerve endings. This relaxes certain muscle areas, which in many patients significantly reduces the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks.

The treatment is performed on an outpatient basis in our practice in Vienna. Small amounts of Botox are injected at several points in the head and neck area. The effect usually begins after a few days and generally lasts about three months.

Botox is primarily recommended for chronic migraine – that is, more than 15 headache days per month. After a thorough medical examination, it can be decided individually whether this form of therapy is suitable.

Watch the video now in which Dr. Tamara Kopp performs the treatment and gives insights into the practice.

Further information about Botox for migraine can be found on our website here: Headache and migraine treatment with Botox®

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