"Freezing" feeling after Botox injections for headaches

Hi and thank you for your question! I don't think that the sound of injection or the feeling following the procedure can be an accurate indicator of the proper treatment. Also please keep in mind that being worried too much about the procedure might also have a negative effect on the headaches ...

Thank you for your question.  There are a couple of reasons why you can get droopy eyelids (ptosis) after Botox injection to the forehead and the space between your eyebrows (glabella) in the area above your eyes.   The first way this can happen is if the Botox...

It is fine for you to get a massage three weeks after your Botox treatment. Your Botox treatment results will not be impacted one way or another by the massage at this time. See your injector for any concerns.

As long as you are cleared by your Doctor, this should be fine. Treating migraines with Botox generally means Botox can be injected into the forehead, around the ear, back of the head, and neck muscles. Keep in mind, it takes 1-2 weeks for final results with Botox and results gradually re...

Botox has been shown to be an effective treatment to relieve the discomfort associated with TMJ and migraines. The treatment is done in the office with no down time. See an experienced injector for treatment. I've included a video on how neuromodulators like Botox work that I hope you find...

The use of Botox injections for migraines during breastfeeding is unlikely to cause any harm to your baby. I recommend you to wait couple of hours after the treatment