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Botox is a great option and highly effective helping excessive sweating for underarms and the groin, the results typically last 3-6 months
Botox can be injected anywhere sweat is excessive--> this includes armpits and the groin. Dosage is typically dependent on the surface area being treated.
Botox is a very good option for underarm and pubic area sweating. It typically lasts 3-6 months depending on dosage. I would recommend that you go visit someone who is board certified and comfortable doing atypical areas such as the pubic region (hands, feet, etc.). The armpits are probably one of the most popular areas. Other great treatments such as miraDry and surgery exist for this area as well.
you're absolutely correct in thinking that botox may provide great relief in both the underarm area and in the groin...people often suffer in silence and assume they have to live with these problems...and relatively few people discuss groin sweating with their doctors...but the treatment works great and may last for a year of so...recommend seeing your doctor as soon as possible and begin enjoying life
Botox works well in the gluteal folds (below the buttocks), inner groins, groin crease, outside of the genitalia, beltline, mons pubis, etc. A hyperhidrosis expert can guide you through the process and should have some expertise in injecting these areas with Botox.
Botox works well in any of those area and will block the nerve stimulation of the sweet glands. Check with your doctor. The result will last at least 3 months
The reason why Botox works for sweat glands is that it stops the transmission of acetylcholine, which is released from a nerve, to turn on the sweat gland. Sweat glands are the same all over the body, so it will work in the pubic area as well. UPDATE: see link, this is becoming popular in the Hamptons
It is highly unusual for these side effect from occuring. Eye brooping more than likely occured because of the inaccurate placement of the product.
I assume you mean the crow's feet area. Usually I inject between 7.5-10 units per side to get the desired effect.
Treatment of the forehead and the glabella area varies from patient to patient. Assessment of what you need is performed during an evaluation.
It is highly unlikely that the botox caused intraocular muscle problems although it is possible. The effects will wear off , but you should check back with your doctor regularly.
Although uncommon, Botox and cause the eyes to appear puffy by several mechanisms. for example if injected in the muscles under the eyes (preseptal orbicularis) the muscle can relax and allow the fat pads to protrude temporarily also it can interfere with the normal lymphatic flow and cause...
I would say that if you had Botox more than a year ago, it is unlikely that your symptoms are related to Botox.
