Botox for Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis can cause bothersome, potentially debilitating pain that can interfere with your life. Botox and Dysport injections provide a quick and minimally invasive treatment option that can effectively minimize these symptoms.
Common Causes
Plantar fasciitis can result from wearing high heels, intense exercise, or prolonged standing. These activities strain the plantar fascia, leading to inflammation and pain.
How does it work?
Botox, when injected into the plantar fascia, paralyzes the surrounding muscles. This deactivates Substance P, a pain-related neurotransmitter, and reduces inflammation, leading to less pain, swelling, and redness.
Effectiveness
Botox injections can significantly reduce plantar fasciitis pain and improve foot function. A 2017 study found that patients treated with Botox experienced significant pain relief and improved mobility compared to those given a placebo. Botox can be an effective alternative to steroid treatments, especially when combined with stretching exercises. Consult Dr. Amir Mortazavi to see if it's right for you.
Duration
Results are noticeable within 24-48 hours and can last up to four months. Further treatment can be discussed with Dr. Amir as needed.
Plantar fasciitis can cause bothersome, potentially debilitating pain that can interfere with your life. Botox and Dysport injections provide a quick and minimally invasive treatment option that can effectively minimize these symptoms.
Common Causes
Plantar fasciitis can result from wearing high heels, intense exercise, or prolonged standing. These activities strain the plantar fascia, leading to inflammation and pain.
How does it work?
Botox, when injected into the plantar fascia, paralyzes the surrounding muscles. This deactivates Substance P, a pain-related neurotransmitter, and reduces inflammation, leading to less pain, swelling, and redness.
Effectiveness
Botox injections can significantly reduce plantar fasciitis pain and improve foot function. A 2017 study found that patients treated with Botox experienced significant pain relief and improved mobility compared to those given a placebo. Botox can be an effective alternative to steroid treatments, especially when combined with stretching exercises. Consult Dr. Amir Mortazavi to see if it's right for you.
Duration
Results are noticeable within 24-48 hours and can last up to four months. Further treatment can be discussed with Dr. Amir as needed.
Plantar fasciitis can cause bothersome, potentially debilitating pain that can interfere with your life. Botox and Dysport injections provide a quick and minimally invasive treatment option that can effectively minimize these symptoms.
Common Causes
Plantar fasciitis can result from wearing high heels, intense exercise, or prolonged standing. These activities strain the plantar fascia, leading to inflammation and pain.
How does it work?
Botox, when injected into the plantar fascia, paralyzes the surrounding muscles. This deactivates Substance P, a pain-related neurotransmitter, and reduces inflammation, leading to less pain, swelling, and redness.
Effectiveness
Botox injections can significantly reduce plantar fasciitis pain and improve foot function. A 2017 study found that patients treated with Botox experienced significant pain relief and improved mobility compared to those given a placebo. Botox can be an effective alternative to steroid treatments, especially when combined with stretching exercises. Consult Dr. Amir Mortazavi to see if it's right for you.
Duration
Results are noticeable within 24-48 hours and can last up to four months. Further treatment can be discussed with Dr. Amir as needed.
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We use Botox, Dysport and Daxxify.
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Re-treatment is typically needed in three to four months.
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You will notice the results within 1-2 weeks.
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A consultation is required to determine the exact number of units. This purchase cannot be used for any other area.
What it treats:
Botox injections can significantly reduce plantar fasciitis pain and improve foot function.
How it works?
Botox, when injected into the plantar fascia, paralyzes the surrounding muscles. This deactivates Substance P, a pain-related neurotransmitter, and reduces inflammation, leading to less pain, swelling, and redness.
