The Science & Procedure

Botox is an FDA-approved therapy utilized by medical professionals globally. It is an injectable version of botulinum toxin, a protein derived from the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. When injected into the targeted area, Botox temporarily inhibits the nerve signals responsible for muscle contractions. This leads to decreased muscle activity, alleviating symptoms and delivering substantial relief. Although Botox is primarily known for cosmetic applications, it also helps alleviate muscle spasms, chronic pain, and various other conditions.

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Conditions We Treat

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Migraine Headaches

Botox has been FDA-approved to treat chronic migraines. Patients experience fewer and less severe headaches after treatment, leading to improved daily functioning.

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Excessive Sweating (Hyperhidrosis)

Botox can block the nerve signals responsible for excessive sweating, providing long-lasting relief for underarms and hands.

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Cervical Dystonia (Neck Spasms)

Botox injections can help alleviate the painful muscle spasms and twisting associated with cervical dystonia.

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TMJ or Jaw Pain (Temporomandibular Joint)

Botox can help reduce pain and tension in the jaw area, providing relief from TMJ symptoms like jaw clenching, teeth grinding, and facial pain.

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Muscle Spasms / Myofascial Pain

Botox treats spasticity and muscle tension, relaxing tight muscles to improve mobility. It can alleviate muscle tension, trigger points, and pain, especially if linked to tension headaches. It can also slim or reduce muscle bulk (also known as TrapTox).

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