Underarm Sweating Botox is an aesthetic medical treatment for hyperhidrosis, which is the condition of excessive sweating. It involves precise injections of botulinum toxin into the underarm area to temporarily block the nerve signals that stimulate the sweat glands, significantly reducing perspiration.

Botox works by inhibiting the release of acetylcholine, a chemical messenger that signals your sweat glands to activate. When injected into the underarm area, it temporarily deactivates the overactive sweat glands in that specific region, leading to a dramatic reduction in sweat production.

Clients typically begin to experience a significant reduction in sweating within a few days to a week after the treatment, with optimal dryness usually achieved around two weeks. The effects typically last between 6 to 9 months, though some individuals may experience relief for up to a year. Regular maintenance treatments are recommended.

Yes, Botox has been widely studied and is an FDA-approved, safe, and effective treatment for hyperhidrosis. Our experienced aesthetic nurses at Look Glowing adhere to the highest clinical standards to ensure your safety and comfort throughout the procedure.

No, a common misconception is that blocking sweat in one area will cause you to sweat more elsewhere. This is not the case. Your body will continue to regulate its temperature normally through the millions of other sweat glands located across your body. The amount of sweat produced by other glands does not increase.