Botulinum Toxin (Botox) Treatment | Treatments

Service Area: Neurology

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Brain & Nervous System

Neurology

Movement Disorders

Parkinson's Disease

An effective therapy for movement disorders, chronic migraines and more

Botulinum toxin can be used to treat a diverse set of conditions

The treatment process for migraine patients

The doctor injects botulinum toxin into specific muscles

Treatment process for movement disorder patients

The doctor injects Botox into specific muscles or glands

Improving your symptoms with botulinum toxin

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Committed to your safety, dedicated to helping you find relief

Life-changing care for brain and nervous system disorders

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Botox is not only used for wrinkles. Consider UW Health's highly experienced care team, which uses Botox for patients with a variety of medical conditions, including migraines, drooling, and movement disorders (such as involuntary blinking, facial movements, or muscle twitching around the eye or face)

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