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Treating shin splints with cosmetic Botox isn't practiced in our facility-and isn't something I've read or ever heard of. Rest is what I would recommend.
There is no scientific articles that suggests that Botox can be used for shin splints. i suspect it would be prohibitively expensive and not necessary. Leg rest and orthotics and RARELY surgery helps
I cannot see this being a good idea, not to mention the cost would be outrageous! Ice, compress, and rest is what I'd recommend.
In general, it is important to have your injections performed by an experienced specialist. A board certified plastic surgeon, facial plastic surgeon, or dermatologist are all great choices. Injecting Botox in the wrong quantity and/or wrong area can result in a poor outcome. The Botox will last...
When performed properly by a board certified physician, Botox is safe and can yield a great result. It will not cause any permanent bruising or destruction to muscle. When looking to have Botox, be sure to choose an experienced and board certified plastic surgeon, facial plastic surgeon, or...
Botox is exceedingly effective. The challenge in patients with headache is to determine the proper location in which to place the Botox and the amount of Botox to use in each site. There are well accepted guidelines based upon experience and many studies and so we would usually start with a...
