Treatment for international patients

The first step is a consultation, a review of your history and an evaluation of your available medical records. Based on this, the doctor decides when to start treatment and whether migraine-related medications should be stopped.

Some medications may be tapered slowly if needed. Patients on long-term opioids should complete detoxification before treatment, and patients on blood thinners may pause them for 72 hours in consultation with their primary physician.

If you have active craniofacial pain, you may be scheduled for the next day or within the following days. You will follow a simple scalp and hair washing routine, then lie comfortably on the treatment table while the treatment is administered.

Many patients feel relief right away. The pain usually eases quickly, with complete relief expected within 48–72 hours.

Some insurers decline coverage because this is a new, uncoded form of treatment. Costs are kept affordable, payment plans are accepted, and touch-up treatments are free. Follow-up visits may be billed to insurance.

Health savings accounts and other providers may cover the full cost. The clinic can provide a treatment protocol, receipt and clinical data for you to submit, but cannot bill your insurer directly.

Migraine does not discriminate between age or gender, and patients of all ages are accepted. Acceptance depends on how long you have had migraine and facial pain. The treatment is recommended for patients aged 12–86.