Botox for the treatment of hyperhidrosis of palms, soles and underarms is a safe and effective treatment. It lasts anywhere from 4-8 months. Dysport may even be a better treatment due to its diffusion properties. I hope that helps!
Botox to eliminate sweaty feet?
My General Practicioner has a separate clinic where she does Botox. I have been approved by my insurance company for the procedure. I am a little frightened. I did have some put between my eyebrows a number of years ago and didn't have any reaction but that would have been a very small amount compared to the feet. Has anyone had experience with this? Any advice?
3 answers to “Botox to eliminate sweaty feet?”
A: Botox for sweaty feet
Botox typically works quite well for hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) on the palms, soles, under the arms, and on the face or scalp. Although it requires multiple small injections into the affected area, the results are usually relatively long lasting (6-12 months or even longer for some). This typically is... more
A: Botox for the feet
Botox is still safe at the doses used for hyperhidrosis (approx 50 units per foot). I would insist, however, on having nerve blocks performed prior to the Botox injections for your comfort. You can expect the results to last approx 6 months. Good luck.
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