Will Botox for Migraines Provide Cosmetics Benefit As Well As Possible Migraines Relief?

It is entirely possible.  It all depends on where you receive the injections.  Injections in the forehead for tension headaches, for example, may provide for improved cosmesis.

   If the injector for migraines injected into the facial mimetic musculature at areas of dynamic wrinkling, then you will likely see a benefit in those areas.

It is very difficult to answer your question without first knowing where you were injected and how much Botox was used.

Botox does help with migraines in some people, and depending on exactly where it is injected on the face, it may give a cosmetic benefit as well.  

Patients that receive Botox in the temples, forehead comment that they do see some cosmetic relief from wrinkles in the crow's feet and forehead/corrugator areas respectively.

If the Botox is given in a place where you normally have wrinkes from expression you may have a more relaxed appearance.

Depending on the sites of your Botox injections, you may see cosmetic improvement of dynamic wrinkles.

Many patients who receive Botox for their cosmetic needs often report that they get fewer migraine and tension headaches. When Botox is placed specifically for the prevention of migraine headaches by a neurologist, there may be a benefit cosmetically, but it depends entirely on where the Botox is placed. If your primary problem is headaches, seek help from a neurologist first. If you are mainly concerned about cosmetic improvement and happen to have headaches, seek help from an experienced physician who does cosmetic Botox treatments, and you may co-incidentally get improvement in your headaches.

I have had many patients whose migraines have improved after Botox. Depending on the injection site there can be considerable cosmetic benefit.

Some of the areas that are injected with the usual migraine protocol will relax some forehead wrinkles but do not target all of the areas that a cosmetic injector would go after. If you have lines that you are concerned with two weeks after injection for headache, see a cosmetic injector for a "touch up"