Treatments
Dr. Park treats pain at the nerve with targeted, in-office procedures. Here is what each one is, what it is used for, and what to expect.
- Occipital nerve blockAn occipital nerve block is a small injection of numbing medicine near the nerves at the back of your head.
- Trigger point injectionsTrigger point injections place numbing medicine into tight, tender spots in the muscles of your head, neck and shoulders.
- SPG blockAn SPG block delivers numbing medicine through your nose to a bundle of nerve cells that plays a part in head and face pain.
- Peripheral nerve blocksA peripheral nerve block is a small injection of numbing medicine near a nerve in your scalp or face, such as at the temples or above the eyebrows.
- Botox for migraineBotox (onabotulinumtoxinA) is a set of small injections around the head and neck, given about every 12 weeks, to help prevent chronic migraine.
Which treatment fits you is decided with Dr. Park at your new patient visit. Prices are on the services and fees page.