Hyperhidrosis Treatment
Botox injections use the botulinum toxin to block the nerve signals responsible for sweating. This stops the sweat glands from producing too much sweat. Botox is a revolutionary treatment for excessive sweating and improves the quality of life for many patients. Botox for hyperhidrosis works well.
Botox is safe and in 2004 the FDA approved Botox for the treatment of severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis or excess sweating of the underarms. It works well for those who are unable to obtain relief using antiperspirants.
Hyperhidrosis Treatment
Botox injections use the botulinum toxin to block the nerve signals responsible for sweating. This stops the seat glands from producing too much sweat. Botox is a revolutionary treatment for excessive sweating and improves the quality of life for many patients. Botox for hyperhidrosis works well.
Botox is safe and in 2004 the FDA approved Botox for the treatment of severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis or excess sweating of the underarms. It works well for those who are unable to obtain relief using antiperspirants.
The use of Botox for hyperhidrosis is temporary and you will need more injections in the future. For underarm sweating, Botox injections may be needed every 7 to 16 months. Results do not last as long on the hands and feet and you may need to repeat your Botox treatments for these areas every 6 months.
You should start seeing results in 5 days and full results can be seen after 2 weeks.
The side effects following treatment, which only occur in 3 to 10% of patients, include injection site pain and bleeding, sweating in other parts of the body, flu-like symptoms, fever, headache, anxiety, and itching. Let your provider know if you do experience these side effects.
Unfortunately, Botox injection for underarm sweating treatment is not covered by insurance.
