Botox to Decrease Sweating

Fortunately, Botox is a relatively simple solution to get a handle on sweating. Botox injections block nerve signals that cause sweating. It stops your sweat glands from over-producing sweat. People also report that Botox can help rebalance gland secretions and reduce the smell associated with strong armpit odor. When you can prevent bacteria from growing on the surface of your skin, it ultimately improves your overall body odor.

Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, creates negative life experiences, poor self-image, and a loss of confidence. Studies show that 69% of participants said they’re constantly worried about noticeable sweating or experience sadness, anger, and hopelessness. The statistics are grim, with 75% of study participants reporting they find it challenging to be in public view, 63% saying sweating interferes with their performance, and 33% choosing careers to accommodate their sweating.

Underarms are usually the culprit of excessive sweating for most people, but other problem areas are to consider. Our backs, feet, palms can also produce uncontrollable amounts of sweat. Talk to the team at Just Aesthetic Nursing to discuss your hyperhidrosis and how to best use Botox to address your needs.

Botox to decrease sweating can take just 30-minutes or less, depending on the areas you want to address. It’s a relatively painless experience that helps get your sweating under control. The procedure is done on an outpatient basis, and you can go home immediately afterward. The recovery time is also short. You may experience some bruising or discomfort, but it generally doesn’t interfere with your day-to-day.

Botox to decrease sweating usually lasts 4 to 6 months as your nerves regenerate and start producing sweat again. Over time, many people report being able to go longer between appointments. Getting regular maintenance appointments keeps excessive sweating at bay and prevents unexpected mishaps. Don’t wait until the effects of Botox wears off entirely and sweating sneaks back into your life.

Yes., Botox to decrease sweating is safe. Although Botox is a neurotoxin created from botulism, it’s appropriate to use when administered appropriately by a medical professional. However, it’s essential to choose a reputable team and understand their credentials. Our team of nurses has worked with some of the best medical professionals in the industry to bring you the safety and satisfaction you should expect in the aesthetic industry. We are committed to bringing you quality results while providing a rewarding experience.

Are you ready to empower yourself and explore how to use Botox to decrease sweating? Contact the team at Just Aesthetic Nursing to discuss your goals and take control of your life again.