Should the tech have rubbed my armpits with alcohol rubs after Botox for hypohidrosis?

Cleaning and rubbing alcohol to your underarms after treatment would not have any effect on your results

It should be okay. You can talk about it with your injector next time you see them, but I wouldn't be too concerned.

No need to worry - for hyperhidrosis, rubbing the axilla after treatment with Botox will have no effect on the result

The rubbing that would occur from using alcohol swabs to clean the area after a Botox treatment to your underarms should not cause any problems. Your final result should not be affected.

Alcohol is sometimes used to clean before and even after an area is treated to clean the area and minimize any risk of infection, and to remove blood (e.g. when used after). It will have ZERO impact on the Botox and your hyperhidrosis treatment result.

It is perfectly normal to clean the skin after Botox Therapeutic for hyperhidrosis and no problem if the areas were rubbed.  Rubbing may give a more even spread of the Botox which is preferable in the underarm area.  You should not rub Botox Cosmetic done in specific areas of the face since we do not want to spread the Botox in this type of treatment.

First you have HYPERhidrosis, not HYPO. Hypo would mean that you don't sweat enough. Second, we tell people not to rub their faces and press on the injected areas after Botox injections. The injections are done differently when they are done into the underarms for hyperhidrosis. Cleaning the area afterwards is just fine - it won't affect your results. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot
be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person
treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."