Botox Migraine

Treatment for chronic migraine

Recommended by NICE

Botulinum toxin Type A was recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) in June 2012 for the prevention of headaches in selected adults with chronic migraine.

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Botulinum toxin

What is it?

The toxin is a protein and is produced by a bacterium called Clostridium Botulinum. Botulinum toxin was first introduced in medical practice in the 1970s to treat squint and other eye disorders. Since then it has found uses in other areas of medicine and more recently in the treatment of chronic migraine. Only very small doses, enough to weaken but not paralyse muscles, are used medically. High doses of botulinum toxin are known to cause paralysis of muscles.

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Testimonials

What our clients say about this treatment

I’ve been seeing Julia for a few years, initially for migraine botox, she is so knowledgable and understanding, and always happy to accommodate me when I need to get topped up when my migraines are getting bad again. I trust her implicitly with any aesthetic treatments and she will never do anything that she doesn’t think is needed. Julia’s dedication to her clients comfort and safety is unbeatable.
SM

Professional, with excellent results, I would not go anywhere else. Julia’s knowledge & knowing what will be the best treatment is exceptional. I would give a million stars if I could. An amazing clinic. X

TG

I’ve been seeing Julia for around 4 years now, she is a wealth of knowledge and I always feel very safe in her hands. I’ve never looked over done with Julia, she always gives me very natural results that leave me feeling refreshed.

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