

What is Botox therapy?
Botox therapy is a type of outpatient treatment used to reduce muscle spasm, decrease pain, and improve muscle function.
What is Botox?
Botox is an injectable form of botulinum toxin, which acts as a neuromuscular blocking agent. It is used to treat excessive muscle activity in patients with movement disorders such as dystonia, hemifacial spasm, and blepharospasm.
How is Botox utilized in the field of Neurology?
Botulinum toxin is widely used to treat a range of neurological conditions, including:

The purpose of the therapy is to reduce muscle spasms, minimize pain, and restore a more functional state. By injecting a small dose of botulinum toxin into the affected muscle, the nerve signals that cause spasms can be blocked, reducing muscle contractions. In some cases, physical or occupational therapy may be recommended to further improve muscle function.
At a Botox clinic, Dr. Anand and his team will evaluate the patient’s condition to determine if Botox therapy is a suitable treatment option. If appropriate, they will then administer the appropriate dose of Botox and provide post-treatment care instructions. Regular follow-up appointments will also be scheduled to monitor the results and adjust the dose as needed.