Potential migraine treatments range from pain medications and Botox injections to full-blown surgery. As founder of the American Migraine Center, Bahman Guyuron should know. But not all of his patients desire medication or are good candidates for surgical intervention. For those sufferers, the doctor has developed a portable heating and cooling device that relieves pain on contact. Along with Brad Pulver, the doctor founded Innovative Medical Equipment in mid-2009 to market SootheAway Thermal Therapy System. This small device -- it measures in at just 11 inches by four inches by four inches -- circulates thermostatically controlled water through therapeutic pads. Pads target specific areas of the body, such as the forehead, eyes and neck. The company also markets Laser-Seal, a gel-based wound dressing that Guyuron invented.