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Applying a topical anesthetic cream or ice for several minutes prior to the treatment will effectively numb the area. When the Botox is injected, you may feel a slight stinging sensation that quickly subsides. Once the injection is complete, the nurse applies an ice compress and the discomfort disappears.
