I have plantar hyperhidrosis. Need help. How much would Botox cost?

Botox is a very effective way to quiet down the sweat glands in the feet, under the arms, on the face, and elsewhere. The cost varies by your geographic region and the amount of Botox used. Please note that it takes significantly more Botox to stop excessive sweating than it does to treat cosmetic issues. Please take your time to find a board-certified dermatologist who has expertise in treating plantar hyperhydrosis; it’s an advanced procedure.

Thanks a lot for this question. Regional hyperhidrosis is very common. Botox/Dysport/Xeonim can work to reduce the sweat in this area. It will likely be around $1000.00 dollars, but prices vary from place to place.Best wishes. Dr. ALDO 

Botox, Xeomin, and Dysport all work very well for hyperhidrosis and the cost will vary depending on the practice.  They last from 3 to 6 months. It can be life changing, but they need to be repeated to maintain their effect.

Botox combined with glycopyrrolate can be used to treat sweating in the plantar area. Treatment will last 3-6 months. Multiple areas may require nervous system surgical treatment.  Cost will vary. Please see an expert for evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer

Hello, thanks for sharing your query. The Botox for hyperhiderosis is effective treatment. For foot you may need 50-75 units. The costs vary depending on the center and physician. Consult a board dertified plastic surgeon.

Thank you for your question. Yes, Botox is good in treating hyperhidrosis of the feet however, the procedure can be very painful. When Botox is used in the feet it needs to be extremely diluted and I do not recommend more than 50 units per foot. The price of this procedure will depend on the area and expertise of the injector. I recommend having a consultation with an expert injector to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!

Hello djanezd,
Botox can be life changing for those suffering from excessive sweating of the feet, hands, armpits and head. Helping people with this problem is a very rewarding part of our practice.
The cost will depend on dose and frequency of the treatment you require. Many extended health benefit plans will cover a portion or all of the cost of the botox used in treatments like this, and some plans will even pay the doctor injection fee.
I recommend you start by finding an experienced physician; one way to do this is to inquire with your health plan regarding coverage.
You will need between 50 and 100 units per foot every 3 to 6 months. Larger doses last longer, and regular dosing will require less frequent treatments.
If your first treatment has inadequate response, try at least 1 or 2 more treatments in close succession before giving up. It isn't unusual for long time heavy sweaters to need this to get things under control.
We charge an injection fee of $250.00 (Canadian) for those who provide their own botox. Purchasing directly from our clinic will often provide a cost savings. Botox cost varies from province or state, so be sure to check the price with your injector at the time of consultation.
Good luck. For those suffering with hyperhidrosis, I definitely recommend giving botox a try - it works!

Botox works well for hyperhydrosis of the axilla, palms and feet. It usually last about 6 months. Most insurance companies will pay to have this done so your cost will just be your deductable. The key is to find an experienced physician who will get prior authorization from your insurance company.

Botox works very well for hyperhidrosis and the cost will vary depending on the practitioner but make sure you see a board certified dermatologist who is very experienced in treating this

Thanks for your question and we always recommend for something like this that you consult a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who does these types of injections – the costs will vary amongst providers but you want to make sure that you see someone that is reputable and actually does this type of treatment on a regular basis.