How Medical Botox Can Help Treat Migraines, TMJ and Hyperhidrosis

Botox is often associated with cosmetic treatments to prevent an aging appearance, however there are a range of medical applications that are able to significantly improve quality of life. Conditions including migraines, temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD/TMJ), and hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) can be treated successfully with Botox, and provide long-lasting relief from chronic discomfort.

Botox for Migraines

For those who suffer, Migraines are more than just headaches. They can be debilitating, affecting daily life with symptoms including throbbing pain, nausea and light sensitivity. Medical Botox has been proven to be a highly effective treatment for chronic migraines, particularly for those individuals experiencing migraines on a regular basis.

How it Works: Your medical practitioner will inject Botox into specific areas around the head and neck. This then works by blocking neurotransmitters that carry pain signals, reducing both severity and frequency of migraine attacks. The treatment usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes, with results lasting up to three months.

Botox for Teeth Grinding and TMD/TMJ

TMD, more commonly known as TMJ disorder, is a condition which affects the jaw muscles along with the joints that connect your jawbone and skull. Symptoms include jaw pain, tension headaches and teeth grinding – which can lead to discomfort in the long-term.

How it Works: Your practitioner will inject Botox into the jaw area to directly treat the overactive muscles, this will relax them and reduce the tension that causes both pain and grinding. This is a simple, non-invasive procedure which typically takes only a few minutes. Patients often notice a reduction in symptoms within a few days. Results last for several months, and allow the jaw to relax and function naturally.

Botox for Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating, is a condition where the body produces more sweat than is required to regulate temperature. It will often affect the underarms (armpits), groin, hands and chest cand those with hyperhydrosis often feel discomfort and embarassment.

How it Works: Botox is able to target sweat glands by blocking the nerve signals that trigger the production of sweat. The injections are delivered to the affected areas which then reduces the overactivity of the sweat glands. Results are long-lasting, typically from 6 to 8 months, and give patients relief from excessive sweating, helping to restore confidence.

Why Choose Botox to Treat These Conditions?

• Non-Invasive: All three treatments are quick procedures requiring no recovery time.
• Proven Results: Botox is FDA-approved for medical use, offering trusted results in treating these chronic conditions. At 111 Harley St. we have a proven track record with patients who have life-changing results following their treatments with our Aesthetic Doctor, Dr Ivy and Aesthetic Nurse Prescriber, Claudia.
• Long-Lasting Relief: Patients typically experience relief for several months before needing a follow-up treatment. You will be advised of this during your consultation and at your treatment appointment.

At 111 Harley St., our team of specialised doctors and nurses are trained to administer Botox with precision and care to ensure the best possible outcome. Whether you’re dealing with chronic migraines, jaw discomfort from TMJ and teeth grinding, or the challenges of hyperhidrosis, medical Botox offers a reliable solution to help manage these conditions.

Book a consultation today to  discuss how Botox can improve your quality of life.