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No, it is unlikely that Medicaid will cover Botox. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. It takes 1-2 weeks for final results with Botox. Best, Dr. Emer
Botox and Xeomin are both indicated for Torticollis. I would suggest seeing a neurologist who should be able to write a prior authorization for treatment. Since this is a medical necessity I would expect it to be covered under your insurance plan. It is important that you are treated by a physician with experience in the treatment of Torticollis and is familiar with the large doses and the placement of botulinum toxin in the neck muscles.All the best from Gig Harbor WA
At one day post treatment it is fine to shower normally as well as put on cosmetics. Do not put heavy pressure or vigorously massage the treated areas. Regular exercise routines can resume the day after injections as well. Contact your provider for more information.
Hi and thank you for your question. The muscles return to their normal function, once the botox has gone away. Thank you and best of luck!
Possible. It is the reaction of the nerve being affected by the neurotoxin, although is it possible that the neurotoxin was injected into a small artery. It will pass. Temporary effect only.
