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I hear that dentist now are allowed to give-inject this treatment and can be covered by OHIP. All you have to say is for tension headache or TMD treatment.

Anyone has experienced with Botox?. I am getting a few wrinkles and was thinking, why not. I would even pay cash.
 
I tried Botox a few years ago for migraines (didn't help) but I did see the effect on wrinkles on my forehead. Since the skin is basically paralyzed, you don't get wrinkles forming. Can't say it was an unpleasant experience, but it was a bit unnerving for the first while.

AFAIK it's totally safe, but not sure I would trust my dentist to stick the needle in my forehead! He has enough trouble finding the right tooth sometimes! :biggrin2:
 
SillyGirl said:
However, I wouldn't have it done at the dentist. What you want is a dermatologist or a plastic surgeon.

Wrong there my dear friend. Been analyzing alternatives and Dentist is the best way to go. As long as they have their licence.
 
SillyGirl said:
https://www.webmd.com/drugs/drug-63....aspx?drugid=63955&drugname=Botox+Cosmetic+IM


I've been getting one wrinkle botoxed two or three times a year for six or seven years. Only once have I had any issue, and that was only an eyebrow spike, nothing medical.

However, I wouldn't have it done at the dentist. What you want is a dermatologist or a plastic surgeon.


SillyG, please ensure the needles aren't going into your backside .....sheeeeeesh, you're damaging all my chairs!
 
PussyScientist said:
For those with chronic headaches, this is for you.

Nope. If you read my earlier post you'll see it didn't work for me. Nor several other migraine/severe headache sufferers I know.

As a matter of fact, I can't think of one person or one study showing botox helps headaches. You don't suppose....:no:
 
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