Mentioned 8 times on 3 shows. Most recently heard 29/10/2026.
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“Are they just going to have a fucking mask on? Well, it's the fillers. The fillers are the real problem. Botox is not great, but you're basically putting botulism in your skin, and it can also cause a bunch of other side effects. But I think the real problem is those fillers. Like some people have to get their face removed and scrape the fillers out.”
“do all the things. Eyebrow raise. I saw that. I know now I can actually eyebrow raise again because when you're pregnant, you can't get Botox. So it's a real tragedy. But the, like, it took me a long fucking time to take the risk. And I actually think that's totally fine.”
“in migraine therapy, including CGRP-targeted medications, neuromodulation devices, and even Botox, and when headaches may signal a secondary, more serious underlying condition.”
“I mean, it's just short-sighted, I think. Rounding out this list, calcium channel blockers and Botox, correct? Yeah. Yeah, let's talk a little bit about those two. So calcium channel blockers doesn't have as much data for prevention of migraine.”
“Right. Nothing comes without a side effect, but the side effect can often be well worth it. And then you mentioned Botox. Botox. See, when I think about Botox, I think about tension headaches, but does it also play a role in migraines and clusters? Surprisingly, Botox doesn't work well for tension type headache.”
“So that's where we're by people experiencing 15 to more days of headache per month. That's where Botox has mostly been studied and where it has the current FDA approval for that. And so it's not by cosmetic effects that it works, but actually it interferes with the release of certain SNER and SNAP proteins, certain proteins, and also involvement in CGRP, calcitonin gene-related peptide.”
“Because this would be even more expensive than monoclonal antibodies. I mean, Botox must be insanely expensive. So not necessarily relative to the monoclonal antibodies because the monoclonal antibodies.”
“preventive therapies and either try and fail or been poorly intolerant to them before they let me end up looking at Botox for prevention and chronic migraine. Got it. Okay, so let's talk about the rescue drugs.”