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Complete Remission of Neuroleptic‐Induced Meige's Syndrome by Botulinum Toxin Treatment: A Case Report

Abstract: A botulinum A toxin injection has beneficial effects on patients suffering from facial and cervical spastic disorders. However, its effect almost completely disappears within three months. We have reported a case of a 23‐year‐old schizophrenic patient with severe neuroleptic‐induced Meige's syndrome in whom botulinum toxin treatment exerted a marked effect which lasted more than 15 months after the final injection of botulinum toxin in spite of continuous neuroleptic medication. It is concluded that botulinum can be recommended as a treatment of choice in neuroleptic‐induced Meige's syndrome.