Migraine Botox
Migraine is a chronic condition characterized by severe headache attacks, the exact cause of which is not fully understood. Migraine attacks are different from regular headaches and typically occur on one side of the head. The duration of an attack can range from 3 hours to 72 hours. Migraine attacks, more commonly experienced by women, can involve serious symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, or vision loss. The intense pain associated with migraines can significantly impact a person's social life and work.
There is no definitive cure for migraines, and the medications or methods used aim to reduce the severity and frequency of the pain. In cases where the frequency or severity of pain does not decrease despite medication, Botox treatment can yield promising results.
Botox is an ideal treatment method, especially for individuals who experience frequent attacks and when medications are ineffective in treatment. Botox also improves disrupted sleep patterns caused by migraines, making it a preferred option for migraine patients experiencing nighttime attacks.
How Is Migraine Botox Administered?
Migraine Botox can be administered to specific areas such as the forehead, between the eyebrows, temples, back of the head, and neck. Similar to traditional Botox applications, migraine Botox is administered via injection, and topical anesthetic creams can be applied to patients sensitive to pain before the procedure. The application process typically takes around 10 to 20 minutes, and patients can return to their normal social activities on the same day.
The effects of the treatment last for approximately 4 months. While some patients may experience complete relief from attacks, others may see a significant reduction in their frequency.
Every individual's skin is unique. Therefore, providing personalized health solutions and medical support tailored to each person is crucial. Dr. Pınar Koç specializes in dermatological conditions, particularly in aesthetic and cosmetic dermatology, laser applications in dermatology, and hair diseases. For detailed information and consultation, feel free to contact us.
