Hyperhidrosis

Effective treatment to control excessive sweating and improve everyday comfort.

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Condition Overview

Hyperhidrosis is a condition characterized by excessive sweating beyond what is needed for normal temperature regulation. It commonly affects the underarms, palms, soles, and face, and can impact comfort and quality of life.

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Signs & Symptoms

  • Excessive sweating

  • Damp skin without triggers

  • Interference with daily activities

  • Visible sweat on hands or clothing

Why It Happens

  • Overactive sweat glands

  • Nervous system stimulation

  • Genetic predisposition

  • Hormonal influence

Available Treatments

BOTOX®

Precise BOTOX® to smooth lines and preserve natural expression.

From $

14/unit

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BOTOX®

Precise BOTOX® to smooth lines and preserve natural expression.

From $

14/unit

Learn More

This May Be Right For You

Sweating

You experience sweating beyond normal levels that affects comfort.

Sweating

You experience sweating beyond normal levels that affects comfort.

Visible Moisture

Sweating is noticeable on hands, feet, or clothing areas.

Visible Moisture

Sweating is noticeable on hands, feet, or clothing areas.

Confidence Impact

You want to feel more comfortable and confident in social settings.

Confidence Impact

You want to feel more comfortable and confident in social settings.

Active Treatment

3–6 Months

Most patients see visible improvement, with consistency key to lasting results.

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What to Know Before Your Visit

Is hyperhidrosis dangerous?

No. Hyperhidrosis is not harmful, but it can significantly impact daily comfort and quality of life.

Is hyperhidrosis dangerous?

No. Hyperhidrosis is not harmful, but it can significantly impact daily comfort and quality of life.

How long does Botox® last for sweating?

Results typically last 4–6 months, with repeat treatments helping maintain improvement.

How long does Botox® last for sweating?

Results typically last 4–6 months, with repeat treatments helping maintain improvement.

What areas can be treated?

Common areas include the underarms, palms, soles, and face, depending on your symptoms.

What areas can be treated?

Common areas include the underarms, palms, soles, and face, depending on your symptoms.

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First Step

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