BOTOX® prevents headaches in adults with Chronic Migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 or more hours. BOTOX® is not approved for 14 or fewer headache days a month. Prescription only.
Proven for Chronic Migraine for nearly 15 years*
BOTOX® is the #1 prescribed branded Chronic Migraine preventive treatment.†
*Since FDA approval in 2010.
†Based on IQVIA data from May 2018-May 2024.
Proven for Chronic Migraine for <over 13> years.*
BOTOX® is the #1 prescribed branded injectable preventive Chronic Migraine treatment.†
*FDA approved, 2010.
†2023 Based on IQVIA data from May 2018 to June 2023.
*2023 BOTOX® Chronic Migraine Patient Market Research BOTOX® Current Users (n=78).
†Based on IQVIA data from May 2018 to June 2023
Hear from a Chronic Migraine expert
Chronic Migraine is more common than you may think.
Hear from a Chronic Migraine expert
Chronic Migraine is more common than you may think.
Just 4 treatments a year
(once every 12 weeks),
each taking about
10 minutes†‡§
Administered by a specialist.
Over 1 million patients have treated their Chronic Migraine with BOTOX®‖
BOTOX® injections prevent, on average, 8 to 9 headache days and migraine/probable migraine days a month (vs 6 to 7 for placebo)
Over 1 million patients have treated their Chronic Migraine with BOTOX®‖
In a survey, 99% of current BOTOX® users said they plan to keep using it#
Over 1 million patients have treated their Chronic Migraine with BOTOX®§
*Based on IQVIA data from May 2018-May 2024.
†Starts with 2 treatments 12 weeks apart, then 1 treatment every 12 weeks thereafter (or as recommended by your doctor).
‡BOTOX® injections are given by your doctor.
§Data on file, AbbVie Inc. REF-89020.
‖As of June 2023.
#2023 BOTOX® Chronic Migraine Patient Market Research BOTOX® Current Users (n=78).
Questions about BOTOX®?
We’ve got answers.
BOTOX® is a treatment that is prescribed by your doctor. It prevents headaches and migraine attacks* before they even start.†
If you don’t get 2 treatments 12 weeks apart, you may not get the full benefit of BOTOX® treatment at week 24.
The most common side effects in clinical trials were neck pain (9% or 9 out of 100 people taking BOTOX® vs 3% or 3 out of 100 people taking placebo) and headache (5% or 5 out of 100 people taking BOTOX® vs 3% or 3 out of 100 people taking placebo).
BOTOX® is injected using small needles. Injections are shallow and are administered in muscles, just beneath the skin. The injections take about 10 minutes‡, every 3 months, and are done right in your doctor’s office.
*BOTOX® prevents, on average, 8 to 9 headache days and migraine or probable migraine days a month, vs 6 to 7 for placebo.
†Data on file, AbbVie Inc. REF-89746.
‡Data on file, AbbVie Inc. REF-89020.
Please see Important Safety Information, including Boxed Warning.
The most common side effects in clinical trials were neck pain (9% or 9 out of 100 people taking BOTOX® vs 3% or 3 out of 100 people taking placebo) and headache (5% or 5 out of 100 people taking BOTOX® vs 3% or 3 out of 100 people taking placebo).
People also experienced other common side effects less often than neck pain. If you have any questions about BOTOX® side effects, talk to your doctor.
Please see Important Safety Information, including Boxed Warning.
Eligible, commercially insured patients may pay as little as
for
BOTOX®
treatments.*
*Please see full Terms and Conditions at
BOTOXSavingsProgram.com/
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