Say goodbye to chronic head pain with FDA-approved Botox treatment.
Chronic migraines don’t just interrupt your days—they disrupt your quality of life. At StudioMD Midtown NYC, we use FDA-approved Botox protocols to help reduce the frequency, severity, and duration of migraine episodes. Our goal is to deliver long-lasting relief with minimal discomfort and a treatment experience tailored to your needs.
COST
Botox for migraines is a therapeutic injectable treatment that targets the nerve pathways responsible for chronic headache pain. By reducing the release of pain-signaling neurotransmitters, Botox helps calm overactive nerves and prevent migraine episodes before they begin. It is the only FDA-approved treatment for chronic migraines and is clinically proven to decrease headache days per month.
Botox blocks the release of chemicals involved in pain transmission within the trigeminal nerve pathway. By calming these signals, the injections help prevent chronic migraine cycles from forming, resulting in fewer and less severe headache days.
A very fine needle is used to place small amounts of Botox in targeted sites across the forehead, temples, head, and neck. Most patients describe the sensation as quick pinches with minimal discomfort. The full session typically takes only 10–15 minutes.
Botox is administered every 12 weeks, and most patients begin noticing improvement within 2–3 weeks after the first session. For optimal relief, treatments are performed consistently, allowing the therapeutic effects to build over time.
Botox is FDA-approved for adults experiencing chronic migraines, defined as 15 or more headache days per month, with at least eight being migraine days. It is especially beneficial for individuals who have not responded well to medications or prefer a non-systemic treatment option.
Use code NEWGLOW at checkout
*valid online or in-store
New client discount cannot be combined with other promotions or discounts
Only applicable for first-time clients on services where the discount is displayed on our website
Enjoy 15% Off
New Client Promotion
Use code MEMBER20 at checkout
*valid online or in-store
Discount valid for members only. Use at checkout to unblock savings.
Not a member? No problem! Purchase the offer now and sign up for a membership ($99 one time fee) in-store before your treatment.
Enjoy 20% Off with
Classic Membership $99 one-time fee for 9 months
There is little to no downtime after Botox for migraines. Most patients return to work and normal activities immediately. Mild swelling or tenderness around the injection sites may occur, but it typically resolves within a few hours. Avoid strenuous exercise, heat exposure, and massaging the treated areas for the first 24 hours. As your body adjusts, you may notice a gradual reduction in the intensity and frequency of migraine episodes.
Most patients begin to experience meaningful relief within 10–14 days, with full therapeutic benefit typically reached by the second or third treatment cycle. Results usually last an average of 12 weeks, after which maintenance injections help sustain consistent migraine control. Over time, many individuals report fewer flare-ups, shorter episodes, and a significant improvement in quality of life.
32 Court St #1104,
Brooklyn, NY 11201
65 Wendt Ave, Ground Floor,
Larchmont, NY 10538
100 Garden City Plaza, Suite 105,
Garden City, NY 11530
7 W 51st St, Floor 6,
New York, NY 10019
150 Spring St Floor 2,
New York, NY 10012
16 Church St,
White Plains, NY 10601
5 Cold Hill Rd S Unit 26,
Mendham Borough, NJ 07945
1101 Post Road,
Darien, CT 06820
736 Baltimore Pike, Ste 8,
Glen Mills, PA 19342
Botox is administered every 12 weeks to maintain consistent relief. Skipping treatments can allow nerve activity to return, reducing the long-term effectiveness.
Yes. While FDA-approved for chronic migraines, many patients also experience improvement in tension-type headaches since Botox reduces muscle tightness in the forehead, scalp, and neck.
When performed by skilled injectors, migraine-protocol injections do not overly freeze the face. They are placed strategically for therapeutic purposes and can also serve as a secondary cosmetic benefit, helping to soften lines.
A typical migraine protocol uses 155–195 units, depending on your symptoms and treatment areas. During the consultation, we will create a customized plan tailored to your headache pattern.
Yes. Botox is often used in conjunction with lifestyle changes, supplements, or prescription medications. We will review your current regimen to ensure safety and compatibility.
