Botox®, also known as botulinum, has been used successfully in aesthetic medicine for many years. It is particularly popular for reducing wrinkles and slowing the skin's ageing process. However, Botox® can also help in the treatment of migraine. Treatment involves injecting Botox® into specific muscle groups in the face and neck. Typical injection sites are the forehead, frown lines, crow's feet, temples/temporal region and neck. Benefits of treating migraine with Botox® include relief from pain attacks by blocking pain transmission in the superficial skin areas, a reduction in facial wrinkles, and smoother, firmer skin in the treated areas.

Migraine botulinum (Botox® for migraines) by Aesthetify
Migraine Botox® is a promising treatment option for people who suffer from chronic migraine. Migraine is characterised by recurring headaches, sensitivity to light and nausea. Many people who suffer from migraine are looking for an effective treatment option to relieve their symptoms. One possible treatment option is migraine botulinum toxin, in other words Botox® for migraine.
Migraine botulinum toxin: all the facts at a glance
Clearly defined, individually tailored and medically sound – the key facts of your migraine treatment with Botox® at Aesthetify at a glance.
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Your doctors for migraine treatment with botulinum
At Aesthetify, you are treated by experienced doctors* who specialise in Botox® treatments and functional indications.
FAQ
Everything you should know before your migraine treatment with Botox®: from how it works and the right timing to the question of how quickly the treatment takes effect.
Pain medication usually only works in the short term for migraine. A long-term alternative is Botox® for migraine.
Botox® can be considered as a treatment option for chronic migraine. Chronic migraine is defined as headaches occurring on 15 or more days per month for at least 3 months.
The effect of botulinum toxin in the treatment of migraine can vary from person to person. As a rule, an improvement in migraine symptoms can often be noticed as early as one week after the treatment. Some patients also report a faster effect, while for others it can take longer.






















