[trixy]

trixy on November 4, 2018 at 3:27 am #6710

Hi everyone,

Botox injections work well on the head and face but the injection technique requires skill so patients should seek an experienced practitioner. A potential side effect of Botox injections in the face as a treatment for sweating is asymmetry, particularly of the forehead. This can happen if some of the Botox diffuses into the facial muscles. Such asymmetry, however, is temporary and can, if necessary, be balanced-out by additional Botox injections. Working with an experienced dermatologist can minimize these risks. Hope this would help. Thanks.

 

trixy

      

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[sally]

sally on November 11, 2018 at 7:36 am #6762

Hi,
Have a really bad sweat problem. I take a shower every day in the morning before I leave the house to go to school and have found that this doesn’t work. I have tried using various types of deodorant, none being effective whatsoever. Apart from one which was no use really because the smell of the deodorant was very noticeable. I tried lots of treatments for severe underarm sweating. The only thing that works for me is the Botox. I would recommend that anyone suffering badly sees their GP about getting Botox. It really has changed my life. The discomfort of the treatment is far outweighed by the benefits!!

      

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[deseery]

deseery on November 11, 2018 at 7:36 am #6761

Hi,
Since I was 13, my armpits start sweating and smell. It is really embarrassing and I have resorted to wearing men’s t-shirts so as to stop sweat patches being visible. It is also a trouble at work, where I must wear a white shirt I have considered quitting and getting a job Then I thought shave the hairs can be help, but it even worst then before. Beside my skin become black as well. When I feel nervous, it sweats much more. If I take the Botox injection, can it help my skin back to normal color or have any medical that can help for my skin?
I need some suggestions for this kind of problem. Thanks.

      

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[Marivic]

Marivic on October 6, 2019 at 11:44 am #7982

I got signs of allergy after treatment and this includes pain at the injection site. I also had dry mouth, fatigue, headache and neck pain. Did anyone here experience the same?

      

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[Mitch Nelson]

Mitch Nelson on November 10, 2019 at 3:58 am #8164

I have been dealing with excessive sweating since I was fifteen and I have decided that it’s time to finally do something about it. So I talked to my dermatologist at my yearly check up about different options for the excessive sweating under the arms. He told me that I needed to try Drysol before thinking about doing Botox treatments. But I cannot find it in any pharmacy, so we proceed on the Botox treatment.

The only side effect I experience was pain at the injection site, swelling and redness. As for the effectiveness, during the two months I’ve had Botox, I have rarely reached for the deodorant. Even when I go to the gym, I don’t worry about applying a product. But while my underarms are relatively dry, that doesn’t stop me from sweating in other places like down my back and under my boobs.

      

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[Olivia Thoma]

Olivia Thoma on June 27, 2021 at 7:26 am #16151

Botox treatment can impose some risks & side effects on individuals taking Allergen Botox, just like any other medical treatment.
A person’s response to treatment with Botox is unpredictable. The explanation for the person’s injection and reaction to Botulinum toxin therefore leads to some unforeseen and undesirable consequences, such as:
Face dryness during use of cosmetics
• Moderate discomfort around or swelling of the injected site
• Temporary debility
• Urinary concerns
• Aggravation as a neuromuscular condition
• Upset stomach
• Headaches
• Numbness
Any other adverse effects can also be found, in addition to the above-mentioned side effects. If you believe the condition is becoming uncontrollable, seek medical attention immediately.
It is recommended that individuals who are resistant to or allergic to Botox should avoid using it. If you have an infection at the injection site, you can also stop using Allergan Botox.
And after seeing the negative signs, you can still encounter breathing problems if you are not vigilant.

      

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[James Hill]

James Hill on April 10, 2022 at 8:51 pm #24827

I have been experiencing a not so normal amount of sweating since I was ten. And it became worse when I joined our school’s basketball team.
Having an active lifestyle, (frequent working-out, trainings, and basketball practices) excessive sweating has become a very big problem of mine.
I already tried different kinds of antiperspirants but unfortunately, none of those products were able to help me.
I didn’t want it to get in the way with what I love doing, that’s when I started doing research about treatments for Hyperhidrosis.
I learned that Botox is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat excessive sweating of the underarms.
After my Botox Treatment, I was advised not to apply any products in my underarms and not to go for any heavy exercise and activities for at least 24 hours.
I just felt burning pain and headache after the treatment that lasted only for few days. Lucky enough, I didn’t suffer or experience any other severe negative side effects.

      

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