Patients use what is known as “Trap Tox” to combat neck pain by using injections. Botox In the trapezius muscles of the neck, to relieve tension resulting from constant bending towards Smartphones And tablets, according to the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”.
Ashwin Soni, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, says the number of patients seeking this treatment is constantly increasing, noting that he sees about 10 patients a month with this problem, most of whom are over the age of 40.
Botox injections work by paralyzing the nerve signals that cause muscle contraction, which helps improve neck movement.
These injections are also used to treat wrinkles, and the cost of a ‘tech neck’ treatment is up to £600.
This comes in light of a new study from King’s College London, which shows that the forward-bending position increases pressure on the spine by more than four times, causing pain and problems in the neck, including tension headaches and muscle spasms.
Although Botox is generally considered safe, it does have some side effects such as: Headache Pain and dizziness. Recommends Global Health Organization Children should spend less than an hour a day in front of screens, given the increased use of technology among younger generations.