Yes, sis—Botox isn’t just for the skin. It’s a secret weapon for your edges to stay dry and polished, too—especially if sweating is your struggle. Dr. Corey L. Hartman, founder of Skin ...

Medically reviewed by Casey Gallagher, MD Excessive sweating under the armpits, also called axillary hyperhidrosis (AH), is a ...

Although bothered by excessive sweating, patients often don't believe it can be treated and therefore do not seek medical help. Botox injections have been FDA approved to treat excessive sweating. In ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration empowered Botox 2004 to treat axillary hyperhidrosis (severe underarm sweating) for those not improved with antiperspirants. Since then, it has also become ...

Sandwiched between an armpit and a bulging backpack ... rather than the muscle to prevent activation of sweat glands. So, I got 60 units of Botox injected into various areas of my face.

When lifestyle changes aren’t sufficient, then Botox is a good option. It can be used to reduce the activity of the sweat glands in the armpit and it's also possible to reduce sweating in other ...

Treatment usually starts with topical antiperspirants and may also include oral medications, Botox ... focal hyperhidrosis occurs when you sweat excessively in areas like your armpits, feet ...

Botox can be injected wherever you have excessive sweating, usually in your scalp, armpits, groin, hands, or feet. "Sweating is controlled by glands that are wrapped in muscles so Botox touching ...