Botulinum toxin, also known as Botox, is a medication best known for its ability to smooth wrinkles. However, it is also extremely effective in reducing sweating under the armpits, on the palms, feet, and more. Botox works by temporarily blocking chemical signals that instruct glands to produce sweat. It does not affect touch or sensation in the underarm area.
The unpleasant smell of sweaty armpits is caused by bacteria that thrive in warm, moist places. So if you eliminate sweating, the smell will go away too. However, injecting Botox under the armpits doesn’t mean you have to give up using deodorant or antiperspirant completely. The aim of Botox injections is to reduce excessive sweating to a normal or slightly less than normal amount.
Sweating is necessary for cooling the body. So, if you get Botox injections to stop underarm sweating, does it prevent your body from cooling down? No, because each area of the body that sweats contains only a fraction of your total sweat glands. Your armpits contain 2% of them. Reducing sweating in smaller areas will not affect the body’s ability to cool itself. Another concern people have is that less sweating in one part of the body will cause more sweating in other parts. However, this does not happen.
To effectively reduce sweating with Botox, you only need one office visit.
1. Pre-treatment consultation:
You will discuss your wishes and expectations with your doctor. The doctor will answer all your questions in detail and provide you with information about the procedure itself and any risks. This preliminary interview is crucial for your understanding and safety throughout the process.
2. Preparing for the treatment:
There is no special preparation before the treatment, the area to be treated can be clean and free of cosmetic products.
3. Procedure:
The doctor applies an anesthetic cream and marks the areas where Botox will be injected. The area is marked with small dots to evenly cover the entire area we will treat. The doctor will use a thin needle to inject Botox into the subcutaneous layer at precisely determined points on the skin.
4. Post-treatment instructions:
After the procedure, we recommend that you preventively reduce physical activity in the first few hours. The effects of the medication are not immediate but develop gradually over several days after the procedure. The final effect is seen after 10-14 days.
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