Botox finds successful application in the treatment of various muscle contraction disorders, ranging from cerebral palsy to strabismus, and even conditions like migraines and constipation. Its ease of administration and ability to induce temporary, localized muscle paralysis make it a valuable tool in medical practice.

As an ENT specialist, I frequently use Botox injections to treat patients with teeth clenching issues by targeting the masseter, one of the jaw muscles. Additionally, I use Botox to prevent excessive sweating, reduce the frequency of migraines, and control saliva production following salivary gland surgeries.