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Underarm sweating treatment

Non-invasive solution
Stop excessive sweating in its tracks

No matter how common you’ve been told it is, there’s no denying that excessive sweating can disrupt your daily life. Excessive sweating affects the underarms, palms of your hands, soles of your feet, or even your face, not to mention your mental health. But don’t sweat it—there are treatment options available.

Did you know that excessive sweating—a condition called hyperhidrosis—affects about 3% of the population? If your forehead, hands, feet, and underarms are constantly moist—even when you aren’t exercising—then you may be living with this condition. No one’s sure what actually causes it, though many researches believe there is a correlation between stress and sweat. While sweating too much can be awkward, especially when it comes to managing sweat in social situations, the treatments to minimize it are highly effective. Injectables like Botox® Therapeutic are some of the best treatments for excessive sweating.

But you don’t need to let excessive sweating control your social life any longer. Learn more about our hyperhidrosis treatments and say goodbye to sweaty palms, underarms, and feet and hello to a new, more confident you.
What is
Sweat Reduction?

Did you know that excessive sweating—a condition called hyperhidrosis—affects about 3% of the population? If your forehead, hands, feet, and underarms are constantly moist—even when you aren’t exercising—then you may be living with this condition. No one’s sure what actually causes it, though many researches believe there is a correlation between stress and sweat. While sweating too much can be awkward, especially when it comes to managing sweat in social situations, the treatments to minimize it are highly effective. Injectables like Botox® Therapeutic are some of the best treatments for excessive sweating.

But you don’t need to let excessive sweating control your social life any longer. Learn more about our hyperhidrosis treatments and say goodbye to sweaty palms, underarms, and feet and hello to a new, more confident you.

Technology

Botox® Therapeutic is a type of product designed for anyone grappling with hyperhidrosis in areas like the forehead, feet, and underarms. The treatment is covered by many private insurance plans. It’s quick, straightforward and delivers promising results. Your Victoria Park Medispa expert will inject the product into the targeted areas. Strategically placing the neuromodulator near your sweat glands diminishes sweat production to provide lasting relief.

Sweat reduction

Before the treatment

Sweat reduction therapy is a quick and easy solution to get you feeling confident and ready to tackle anything. Book a consultation at Victoria Park Medispa to find out if this treatment is right for you. Individual results may vary, however many of our patients have been pleased with the outcome of their procedure. 

During your initial consultation, your Victoria Park Medispa expert will be able to help you decide whether hyperhidrosis therapy is the right path for you based on your aspirations.

During the treatment

Overall, the sweat reduction procedure is relatively quick—it only takes about 15 minutes to a half an hour from start to finish. Small needles are used to administer injections. While most patients liken the feeling to a small pin prick sensation. For further comfort, a numbing cream may be applied to the treatment area.

After the treatment

The effects from Botox Therapeutic are usually first noticed as early as three to four days following injection, with full results observed within two weeks. These results should last for approximately six to eight months, but in some instances, patients can go a full year before needing to return for another round of sweat-blocking injections.

Related Conditions

Sweat reduction injections are a great option for anyone who might be:

  • Looking for excessive underarm sweating solutions
  • Unresponsive to nerve-blocking medications for sweating
  • Needing a solution that goes beyond temporary fixes like antiperspirants or wearing sweat-proof clothing and fabrics
  • Distracted and deeply affected by sweat, and who just want to stop sweating so much and focus on other parts of life

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FAQ

Got questions about sweat reduction? We’ve got your answers here.
What’s the cost of Botox® Therapeutic for hyperhidrosis?

Treatment for excessive sweating with Botox® typically starts at $1,000. This procedure is frequently covered by private insurance — we encourage you to check with your provider to confirm coverage.
To make treatment even more accessible, flexible financing with low monthly payments is also available. Book a consultation to receive a personalized care plan.

Is hyperhidrosis therapy safe?

Yes. The use of BOTOXⓇ for treatment of excessive sweating is safe, and has been approved for use by Health Canada.

Where does the sweat go?

With BOTOX hyperhidrosis treatments, many of our patients are surprised to learn that the sweat doesn’t return back into the body or get backed up. Simply put, this treatment makes it so that your body isn’t producing excessive a mounts of sweat. It works by temporarily intercepting the chemical signals from the nerves that stimulate sweat glands. When the sweat glands no longer receive chemical signals, it reduces sweat production. 

Why do my feet sweat excessively?

If you find that you’re experiencing excessive sweating in your feet, this is a condition known as plantar hyperhidrosis. Sometimes caused by extreme stress, extreme foot sweat can hinder athletic performance.

Do natural remedies for sweaty palms work?

Some drugstore antiperspirants and other products claim to work for extreme sweating, but only a non-surgical sweat reduction solution actually treats the cause from within.

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