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Botox blocks nerve signals to muscles. As a result, injected muscles can’t contract (tense up). These effects are always temporary but can last for several months. The muscle injected depends on the primary area of concern. Several areas can be treated in one session. Botox cosmetic injections are used to address signs of aging. This treatment can smooth fine lines and wrinkles in several areas of your face, including your: Eyebrows. Forehead. Nose. Eyes (crow’s feet). Lips. Chin. Jawline. Neck. Botox has been used for decades in the medical industry. These injections may be recommended for the treatment of Crossed eyes (strabismus). Excessive muscle contractions (dystonia). Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis). Eyelid twitching. Chronic migraines. Overactive bladder. Pediatric upper limb spasticity. Adult spasticity. Blepharospasm. Cervical dystonia. Yes. Many healthcare providers recommend Botox for pain management. Botox blocks nerve signals that control muscle activity, resulting in relaxation and pain relief. Botox injections can be successful in treating: Back pain. Neck pain. Jaw pain. Nerve pain. Sciatica pain. Neuropathy (peripheral neuropathy). Pelvic pain. Chronic myofascial pain (CMP). Osteoarthritis. Joint pain. TMJ pain.

Reference Link: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/8312-botulinum-toxin-injections