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Is Botox FDA approved for migraines?

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Is Botox FDA approved for migraines?

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Not yet. The use of Botox for this purpose is called an “off-label” us of an approved drug. This means that any physician can us Botox if they think it is in the best interest of their patient. Off-label uses are recognized by the FDA as part of mainstream medicine. But Allergan, the manufacturer of Botox is in Phase III studies right now and they are proving very positive. What are the costs? The costs are $905.00 for the first injection. A complete vial of 100 Units is given. The injections after the initial visit depend on where the headaches reoccur. It is charged on a per unit basis and can be the same cost as the first visit. Insurance companies occasionally reimburse the patient for these costs. We can help you interact with your insurance companies but there is no assurance that they will pay you any amount at all.

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