What Is Botox for Migraines?
Botox for migraines is a medical treatment that places small doses of Botox across set muscles of the forehead, temples, scalp, upper neck and shoulders. Each injection interrupts the nerve signals reaching those muscles and reduces activity in the pain pathway running alongside them, so the sensitized network that keeps restarting attacks is calmed. The treatment is preventive and is given on a 12-week cycle, and the effect builds across several cycles before it is fully established. Chronic migraine, meaning 15 or more headache days a month, is an FDA-approved indication for Botox.


















