Therapeutic Injectables – Migraine Treatment

Do you suffer from migraine headaches? Therapeutic Botox has become a common treatment for migraine headaches as an add-on or replacement for traditional oral medications. Botox is injected into very specific areas to the face, head, neck, and shoulders to minimize the negative feedback of pain to the brain when a migraine happens. This often will result in fewer and less intense migraine headaches.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you offer complimentary consultations?

    Yes! Before any treatment, we offer a complimentary consultation during which we discuss your concerns and goals, outline treatment options, and develop a customized treatment plan.

  • Do I need a referral from a doctor?

    No, a referral is not required to meet with our clinic’s doctor.

  • Will this treatment be covered by Alberta Health Services?

    If your condition is deemed a medical issue, it may be covered by Alberta health care. Since every patient is unique, your physician will determine whether you qualify during your consultation.

  • How often do I need to get Botox injections?

    Together, you and your physician will determine if the therapy is effective for you. If so, you may continue this therapy. We recommend most patients experiencing migraines get Botox injections every 12 weeks.

  • How is this treatment administered?

    Your physician will determine the number of injections and the sites required to treat your specific condition. Botox is then injected by needle into the muscles located in the head and neck that may be causing or contributing to your migraines.

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