Botox Therapeutic

BOTOX can be used in the treatment of pain.  Pain due to migraine, tension headaches, post-herpetic neuralgia, and also back and limb pain can be treated with BOTOX.  The amounts of BOTOX used to treat the pain are far less in most instances then it would be to treat muscle spasm and pain from more serious medical conditions such as cervical dystonias. 

Botox Therapeutic treatment

When injecting BOTOX for migraines, the treatment is done symmetrically in the facial area and using the technique of “following the pain” in the non-facial areas.  For example, the suboccipital musculature (muscles at the back of the neck), the trapezius’, the rhomboids, and also the internal pterygoids inside the mouth can be injected with BOTOX to relieve tension which may trigger or contribute to migraine episodes. 

Dr. Searles treats migraines and tension headaches, and muscles soreness or stiffness with BOTOX in his practice.

Other uses for BOTOX Therapeutic in the medical community are: benign essential blepharospasm, cervical dystonia, limb spasticity, anal fissures, over-active bladder and club foot.