Two months ago (mid December 2018), I received 100 units of Botox for Hyperhidrosis, the Botox didn’t completely get rid of all sweating but, it did reduce to very little sweating. Two months down the line, it is now ineffective and I am sweating excessively again. My doctor informed me that it would last between 6-12 months, any idea why it has only lasted two? Thank you!
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Well it is very rare to have skin lumps after Botox for hyperhidrosis armpit.
And need to assess whether it is inflammatory or non inflammation type. Advice to have examination done by the same doctor whom should able to diagnose the possible causes
Botox in the forehead can control sweat along your hairline if you have hyperhydrosis, which is medical condition in which you sweat profusely. The lip area is a little trickier, because too much Botox could interfere with your mouth’s function. However, we’ve treated many patients at our cen...
Thank you for your question. Botox can be used for decreasing sweat on the nose but should be diluted and used in micro-injections. Choose an experience physician injector because this technique is considered advanced. Best regards, Dr. Bector
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