"How Ultrasound-Guided Xeomin Injections Improve Treatment for Sialorrhea"

"Discover how ultrasound-guided Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA) injections are revolutionizing the treatment of sialorrhea (excessive drooling) in patients. Xeomin is a highly effective botulinum toxin therapy that works by temporarily reducing saliva production, helping patients who suffer from excessive drooling due to neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, ALS, and cerebral palsy.

In this video, we explore how the use of ultrasound guidance enhances the precision of Xeomin injections, ensuring accurate placement in the salivary glands for optimal results. Ultrasound technology allows healthcare professionals to visualize the target areas in real-time, improving the safety and efficacy of the treatment by minimizing risks of side effects and ensuring the right dose is administered.

You'll learn about the step-by-step process of Xeomin injections for sialorrhea, from preparation and ultrasound application to post-injection care. We also discuss the key differences between Xeomin and Botox, and why Xeomin may be the preferred option for patients with certain medical conditions or for those who have developed resistance to other botulinum toxin products.

This video also covers post-treatment expectations, including how long it takes to see results, the typical duration of the effects, and tips on how patients can maintain the benefits of the treatment for as long as possible.

Whether you’re a healthcare provider looking to improve your injection techniques or a patient exploring treatment options for sialorrhea, this video offers expert insights into the benefits of using ultrasound-guided Xeomin injections."