Prevention & Diagnostics
Botox and orthopaedics
Botox can be used for various musculoskeletal problems, in particular for:
Botox: your solution for painful muscle tension and overload.
When can Botox help?
- Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylopathy)
- Golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylopathy)
- Plantar fasciitis / heel spur
- Muscle tension after overuse
- Trigger points and myofascial pain
- Spasticity or faulty loading of the musculoskeletal system
Off-label use
Please note that in these indications Botox is used “off-label” – that is, outside the uses for which it was originally authorised. Treatment is based on clinical experience and studies showing that a targeted injection can often be very effective.
How does the treatment work?
- Short outpatient procedure
- Targeted injection into the affected muscles or tendons under ultrasound guidance
- Effect after approx. 5–14 days
- Lasting pain relief for 3–6 months, depending on the indication
Your benefits
- Gentle, minimally invasive treatment
- Reduction of pain and muscle tension
- Improved mobility and greater ease in everyday life
Advice & making an appointment
Together we will discuss whether Botox is appropriate for your symptoms and draw up an individual treatment plan.