Botox for Migraine in New Delhi

You qualify if you are 18 or older, have headache on 15 or more days per month (with migraine features on at least 8 days), and have tried at least two preventive medications without adequate relief.

The PREEMPT protocol uses 31–39 small injections across the forehead, temples, back of the head and neck. The full procedure takes about 15–20 minutes in clinic.

Some patients notice improvement within 2–4 weeks after the first session, but expect the full benefit after 2–3 treatment cycles spaced 12 weeks apart.

Botox for migraine is repeated every 12 weeks (about 4 times per year). Missing a cycle can allow headaches to return — stay on schedule with your neurologist.

Common side effects include mild neck stiffness or temporary eyelid drooping. Serious complications are rare when performed by a trained neurologist using the approved protocol.

Yes — Botox is often combined with oral preventives and acute treatments. Your neurologist will adjust your full plan so treatments work together, not against each other.

Coverage varies by insurer and policy. Your clinic can provide documentation of chronic migraine diagnosis and prior medication trials to support insurance claims.

Migraine Botox uses a medical dosing pattern focused on pain pathways, not cosmetic wrinkle treatment. Most patients notice headache relief, not a dramatic change in appearance.