Clinically Proven.
Say goodbye to embarrassing sweat marks, sticky palms, and damp underarms. FDA-approved Botox® (botulinum toxin) safely and effectively blocks overactive sweat glands—giving you 4–6 months of dryness in just one session.
Clinically proven
to reduce sweating by up to 87% in the treated area.
Fast results
in 2–5 days, full dryness in 2 weeks.
Effective
for underarms, palms, soles, scalp, and more.
Non-surgical
quick procedure: done in < 30 minutes.
Botox® (botulinum toxin) is injected into the skin in the affected area.
It works by blocking the nerves that stimulate your sweat glands, reducing perspiration without affecting body temperature regulation.
Results typically last 4 to 6 months, with many patients repeating 2–3x per year.
Treatment Areas
Underarms
axillary hyperhidrosis
Palms
palmar hyperhidrosis
Soles
plantar hyperhidrosis
Scalp
hairline
Face
forehead, upper lip
Ideal Candidates
- Experience excessive sweating that impacts daily life
- Have tried antiperspirants or medications with little relief
- Are healthy, not pregnant/lactating, and have no neuromuscular conditions
- Want a fast, effective, and non-invasive solution
PRE-TREATMENT
Eat a light snack or meal 30min- 1hr before.
*We don’t give treatment during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
AVOID
+ Alcohol for 24 hours before.
+ Caffeine on the day of treatment.
+ Aspirin or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
As Ibuprofen, Advil®, Motrin®, Aleve®, Fish oil, Gingko Biloba, St. John’s Wort, and high doses of vitamin E, unless medically necessary.
POST-TREATMENT
You may have small red bumps at the injection site that will disappear within the hour.
AVOID
+ Strenuous exercise for 24 hours.
+ Laying down for 4 hours.
+ Pressure to the treated areas (no hats on a treated forehead).
+ Facial massage or use of facial tools for 2 weeks.
+ Makeup over the injection site for 24 hours.
FAQ
Is Botox® safe for treating excessive sweating?
Yes. Botox® is FDA-approved for axillary hyperhidrosis and is widely used off-label for other areas.
How soon will I stop sweating?
Most patients notice a decrease in sweat within 2–5 days, with maximum dryness in 10–14 days.
How long do the results last?
Typical dryness lasts 4–6 months. Regular maintenance treatments help extend control.
Does it hurt?
The injections feel like tiny pinpricks. Numbing cream or ice can be used to enhance comfort.
What areas can be treated?
Most commonly: underarms, hands, feet, scalp, and face. We can assess less common areas too.
Will Botox® stop all my sweating?
It significantly reduces sweat in the treated area, but your body can still sweat elsewhere.
Is there downtime?
None. You can return to daily activities immediately—just avoid heavy workouts for 24 hours.
Are there side effects?
Mild bruising or tenderness may occur. In hand treatments, some patients report brief grip weakness.
Will I need to keep doing this forever?
You can stop anytime, but most patients choose repeat treatments every 6 months for continuous relief.
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