Botox®
Migraine care with Botox®
Preventive treatment for eligible chronic migraine—discussed medically at Dr. Hesham Haddad’s private practice in Bonn
At a glance
Uses
Chronic migraine in patients who meet criteria—after medical assessment
Duration
30–45 minutes
Anaesthesia
Usually not required
Aftercare
Follow the aftercare sheet; report unusual symptoms; next session timing per protocol
Back to routine
Same day for most people
Effect
Benefits build over several cycles
Cost
from €300
What is migraine treatment with Botox®?
For selected patients with chronic migraine, Botox® is used in a fixed protocol around the head and neck to reduce headache days. Suitability, diagnosis, and follow-up are medical decisions.
How it works (overview)
Botulinum toxin is injected at specific sites. The goal is fewer headache days and less severe attacks over time—not instant relief of a single attack.
Why it matters
For the right patients, preventive treatment can mean fewer migraine days and better quality of life alongside your existing care plan.
Frequently asked questions
Migraine
Am I a candidate?
We take a full history and may coordinate with your GP or neurologist. Not everyone with headaches is suitable.
How often are sessions?
Typically every 12 weeks when treatment is indicated—your doctor will confirm.
Does it replace tablets?
Not automatically. We discuss medication and lifestyle as part of overall management.
Book a medical assessment
If you have diagnosed chronic migraine, ask whether the Botox® protocol could be appropriate for you.