Therapeutic Botox Treatment (Trapezius "TrapTox")

Trapezius Botox (often called TrapTox) is designed to relax overactive trapezius muscles that contribute to neck tension, shoulder tightness, muscular discomfort, or enlarged trapezius muscles. Treatment recommendations are based on your symptoms, anatomy, posture, muscle activity, and goals. Treatment Information: Botox temporarily relaxes portions of the trapezius muscles to decrease excessive muscle contraction. Average Treatment: 20–60 units Potential Benefits: Reduced neck tension - Relief of shoulder tightness - Improved comfort - Reduced muscle bulk - Cosmetic shoulder contouring (when appropriate) Pricing: Starting at $500–$1,100 Duration: Results generally develop over 1–2 weeks and last approximately 3–4 months. Common Side Effects: - Bruising - Mild soreness - Temporary neck discomfort Less Common Risks: - Temporary shoulder weakness - Neck heaviness - Reduced lifting strength - Difficulty swallowing (rare) Contraindications: Treatment may not be appropriate if you: - Are pregnant or breastfeeding - Have a neuromuscular disorder (e.g., Myasthenia Gravis) - Have an active infection at the treatment site - Have a known allergy to botulinum toxin or its ingredients - Take medications that may interact with treatment (to be reviewed during your consultation) Insurance Coverage: Some extended health benefit plans may provide coverage for Trapezius Botox Treatment. If you intend to submit your treatment for reimbursement, please let us know before your appointment so we can prepare the appropriate documentation, prescription, and medical receipt. Coverage varies by insurer and individual policy. Patients are responsible for confirming: - Eligibility - Pre-authorization requirements - Required documentation - Coverage limits - Reimbursement amounts