Prevention & Diagnostics
Botox and neurology
Botulinum toxin has been used successfully for decades in many neurological conditions.
Relieve symptoms effectively.
It works where medication reaches its limits — precise, local and effective.
Neurological fields of application:
- Spasticity: after a stroke or in multiple sclerosis – Botox relaxes overactive muscles, improves mobility and makes care easier.
- Dystonia: in torticollis (cervical dystonia), blepharospasm (involuntary eyelid spasm) or writer’s cramp — Botox relieves uncontrollable muscle contractions.
- Chronic migraine: when nothing else helps – Botox can markedly reduce the number of migraine days.
- Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating): Botox helps when sweating becomes a burden.
- Teeth grinding (bruxism): muscle tension in the jaw – Botox can help and even prevent damage to the teeth.
Benefits of the treatment:
- Acts specifically where it is needed
- Local – without side effects in the body
- Combination with other therapies possible
- Well tolerated — including with long-term use
How long does a treatment last?
As a rule 3–4 months; the therapy can then be repeated.
Does the health insurance fund cover the costs?
Yes, if medically indicated – please contact us!
Botox is more than a beauty trend – it can give quality of life back.
Talk to us – we will be glad to advise you in person.