Does Botox for hyperhidrosis work?

As you can see, there is a 100% positive response to the Botox treatment for "sweaty armpits" or axillary hyperhydrosis. My personal techniques is to use 100 to 150 units per axilla in a circumferential pattern of injection with 30 gauge needles. The longevity  of result is from 6 months to a... more

YES. Botox injection of the areas producing the sweating results is a long (10-12 months) relief from sweating with barely any side effects. It is a great procedure that produces long lasting relief. Peter A Aldea, MD

Botox does have FDA clearance for use in patients with hyperhidrosis. It works by blocking the transmission and release of acetylcholine at the neural synapse of the eccrine glands. Consult with our office to discuss options for your particular case.

Yes it works and it is FDA approved for hyperhidrosis! Injecting Botox into the affected areas is the newest treatment option. Similar to its effect on frown lines, Botox relaxes nerve endings and decreases the transmission of the nerve impulses to the sweat glands. Several injections of Botox are advised for... more

I love Botox for hyperhidrosis.  I use it only under the arms, since injecting the hands and feet is way too painful.  Under the arms it works like a charm and lasts 6  months or better in most patients.  Good news is most insurance companies are now covering this procedure with a... more

Botox for hyperhidrosis works very nicely and successfully. It is most ideal for hyperhidrosis of the underarms, less desirable and more painful for hyperhidrosis of the hands and feet. For obvious reasons, people are reluctant to have Botox injected into the palms and soles of the feet - which are sensitive... more

Yes, Botox does indeed work very well for hyperhydrosis.  It is necessary to use a larger quantity than for other purposes so cost is greater but it does tend to last longer.  Regardless, it works.