Yes, treating migraines with botulinum toxin is a proven and effective method approved by international neurological associations.
Small doses of the drug are injected into areas of tension—the forehead, temples, back of the head, and neck. This relaxes overworked muscles, reduces pressure on nerve endings, and prevents the onset of the pain cycle.
The procedure takes 15–20 minutes and can provide relief for up to 4–6 months. The method is particularly effective for chronic migraines and can significantly improve quality of life without the need for constant medication.