How Do I Get Botox Injections for Migraines?

Botox is quite effective at reducing the severity and frequency of migraine headaches.
We ask that patients first have a workup by a neurologist. You would not want to get Botox for headaches caused by a brain tumor or aneurysm!
Botox treatments are then best optimized to the patient's physiology over time with a single caring attentive physician.

Botox works very well for the treatment of many migraines, especially those that are triggered by muscle tension.

The most common areas treated are those in originating in the occipital, temporal, frontal and glabella regions.

I agree that insurance coverage is most easily achieved by visiting a Neurologist.  However, interestingly, many neurologists in our part of the country refer these patients for treatment.

Most of the other disciplines you mentioned who perform Botox treatments can of course treat you as well.  It really becomes more a matter of your insurance company covering the treatment.