Pain from Botox Injected into Scar Tissue on Face for Migraines?

If the nerve had been injured you would be expected to have had pain since the treatment despite not having migraines.  The Botox is not an anesthetic so you would know if you had the nerve pain from Migraine treatment with Botox injections. See a neurologist. If you're still not sure...

The first factor for cost is how much the doctor is charging per unit or per area of injection. This can vary widely, depending on the expertise or geographic area. The second factor for cost is how much botox is being injected. The FDA officially recommends 155 units spread out throughout...

Treatment of migranes is a very individualized process.  The first step is to see a qualified plastic and reconstructive surgeon that can understand and guide you through the multiple surgical and nonsurgical options.  The patient must present with an active migrane.  Only...

Botox has been noted to help some patients with migraines, and other patients with tension headaches, especially those who get relief from injecting the glabella of the forehead (between the eyebrows) get relief usually within a few days of the Botox being injected.  They tend to konw when...

Treatment of unknown triggers for migraines with Botox may take some time to learn which are the key triggers.  Injecting all possilbe trigger zones can help the patient but it can also miss the exact area in which they are successful.

The temporal issue of noting your linear depression three weeks after Botox should not allow us to quickly dismiss the Botox treatment as a cause, but the Botox itself is not known to cause a depression.  So if not the Botox, what could this be? 1. Was there steroid in the injection...