Hi...I have been receiving Botox injections for severe migraines ( 18-21 a mth ) for 2 yrs now. For the last 10 months or so my hairdresser has voiced concern over severe hair loss. The loss of hair coincides with the injection sites ( above my right eyebrow is where all my migraines start ) the neurologist has me crinkle my forehead and puts 2 needles above that eyebrow to start. Then he starts above my right ear, along the hairline up over the top of my head at the hairline to just over my left ear. Then he goes to the back of the right ear moving over to the muscles that hold your head up, and goes down into my neck and the top part of my shoulders. He then does the same thing on the other side of my head. The relief I have experienced from these injections is life changing but....all of the hair thinning and loss is happening right along the hair line where the injections are taking place. I receive these injections every 3 mths and the thinning is getting worse each time. Can you please tell me honestly if the Botox could be the culprit. I have no other issues. Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Joanne