Neurology and Movement Center of Texas | Neurology & Movement Disorder Specialist
Neurology and Movement Center of Texas | Neurology & Movement Disorder Specialist
For patients with chronic migraines, Botox can help reduce both the number of headache days and the severity of headaches. If medications haven’t been enough, this may be a good next step. We offer personalized evaluation and treatment to help you take back control of your migraines.

If you’re dealing with frequent migraines that aren’t improving with medications, Botox may be an effective next step. This FDA-approved treatment is designed to reduce how often migraines occur and how severe they feel over time.
At Neurology & Movement Center of Texas, we take a personalized approach to migraine care—making sure Botox is the right fit for you and integrating it into a broader treatment plan tailored to your symptoms and goals.
We care for patients across Katy, Cinco Ranch, Cypress, Fulshear, and West Houston, helping you regain control and get back to your daily life.

Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) is an FDA-approved treatment for adults with chronic migraine, defined as headaches occurring 15 or more days per month, with at least 8 migraine days.
Botox works by reducing overactive pain pathways involved in migraine generation.

You may be a candidate if:
• You experience 15 or more headache days per month
• Migraines significantly impact daily life
• Preventive medications have not provided sufficient relief
• You cannot tolerate certain oral medications

Botox injections are administered in specific areas around the head and neck using a standardized protocol.
• Treatment takes 15–20 minutes
• No downtime
• Typically repeated every 12 weeks
Most patients begin to see improvement after the first or second treatment cycle.
Many patients notice improvement after the first treatment cycle, but optimal results are often seen after the second or third cycle.
Botox is typically administered every 12 weeks.
Botox is generally well-tolerated when administered by an experienced neurologist. Side effects are usually mild and temporary.
Most insurance plans cover Botox for chronic migraine when the criteria are met. Our office assists with prior authorization.
Yes. Botox is often used as part of a comprehensive migraine treatment plan.
If you experience chronic migraines that disrupt your daily life, specialized neurology care can significantly help in migraine management and improve your overall quality of life. Schedule your appointment today to discover if Botox treatment may assist in managing your chronic migraine symptoms.
Neurology and Movement Center of Texas
1331 West Grand Parkway North, Suite 320, Katy, TX, USA
We are committed to providing accessible, responsive neurological care for patients in Katy, Cinco Ranch, Cypress, Fulshear, and West Houston.
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