Does Botox Have Hormones or Cortisone?

BOTOX is formulated with botulinum toxin, a substance that is able to interfere with the transmission of signals sent to glands and muscles. There are no hormones or cortisone in the product.

Botox is a medicine that is injected.  It blocks the receptor for the muscle around the sweat glands.  This reduces the sweating.  Botox does not contain hormones or cortisone.  Most of our patients have tried dry sol and other treatments.  We usually put topical numbing medicine on the patient and then give around 50 units to each arm pit.  It usually lasts around 6 months.  Each patient is different so results will vary.  These are some of our happiest patients...

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Botox is a protein which is not hormone or steroid (cortisone). It does not have any effects similar to the hormones. It has paralytic effect on muscles but will not alter the regular body hormones.
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Botox does not have any steroids or hormones in it. It is very minute quantities of a particle that attaches to the neuro muscular receptor sites to block the message from the nerve to the muscle. It works in the axilla by blocking the smooth muscle contraction of the sweat glands. It does work in the majority of patients.

Botox is a protein formulated from botulinum toxin. It does not contain cortisone or hormones. It is a great treatment option for excessive underarm sweating. It functions by blocking neurotransmitter signals to sweat glands that would normally tell those glands to release sweat. Without these signals to your glands your  skin will remain dry. I've created a video that reviews treating the underarms with Botox. I hope you find this information helpful in your research!