Hyperhidrosis Treatment
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Created 9 months ago
“Hyperhidrosis Treatment - Wauwatosa, WI”
Worth It
Spent: $1,000 in Wauwatosa, WI
I was recommended to Dr. D for Hyperhidrosis treatment. This is Botox injections to the underarm to prevent excess sweating. I was pleasantly suprised with the longevity of the results. Although said to last 4-6 months, mine has lasted much longer. I highly recommend this procedure. It has...
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Updated 22 months ago
“Botox for Hyperhidrosis - Fantastic Results but Expensive”
Worth It
Spent: $800 in Raleigh, NC
I've been a heavy sweater all my life, and it's something that has gotten worse with age. While I can save my winter clothes by stocking up on undershirts and garment shields, neither work well with summer clothes in the South.
Last May I broke down and got Botox injections under my...
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Updated 30 months ago
“Botox for Hyperhidrosis - Compensentary Sweating”
Not Worth It
Spent: $1,000 in England
I had botox hyperhidrosis under my arms about 16 months ago 50 units each arm) and although was great in dramatically reducing sweat in this area, the moment I start to exercise (I'm a boxer) enormous amounts of sweat just pour from my hairline, face, neck and back which is much more...
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Updated 32 months ago
“Botox Between my Eyes ("11s") and for Hyperhidrosis at Age 32”
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Spent: $1,000 in Laguna Niguel, California
Hi! I love botox. I have had it injected in my forhead and in my 11's (between my eyes) and it has given me a softer, smoother appearance.
I also suffer from hyperhydrosis and have exhausted all options regarding over the counter deoderants and prescribed medications. My underarms were...
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Hyperhidrosis Treatment: was it worth it?
Hyperhidrosis Treatment Information
Hyperhidrosis (often spelled "hyperhidrosis") is the condition of excessive sweating. Although sweating is a normal body function intended to cool your body temperature when exposed to heat or activity, those suffering from hyperhidrosis experience an abnormal amount of perspiration frequently, suddenly, or for no apparent reason.
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