Botox Procedure for Axillary Hyperhidrosis


A video of botulinum toxin being injected into underarms in treatment of axillary hyperhidrosis. Source: www.hyperhidrosis.ca

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  1. chipsnlemonade Says:

    You must be brave! I had this procedure done today and it was really quite painful! I didn’t have any anaesthetic but I’ve noticed my sweating has stopped already! I only had it done about 5 hours ago!

  2. sarahcutie2006 Says:

    i got botox and the treatment worked fantastically for me. It hardly hurts at all, the needle is tiny, and I got it free on the NHS. It’s all over in about 5 minutes. I’d seriously adivse you to get it done.

  3. maximusmom1 Says:

    CALL YOUR DERMATOLOGIST AND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT!
    this procedure is covered by most insurance companies now call your carrier. I have blue cross and i don’t have to pay anything for this not even a copay!

  4. Brazilianjj Says:

    Painful..? its a tiny ass needle.. and maybe the results for you were minimal. some people completely stop sweating… so don’t give false info.

  5. ballin28coug Says:

    i had the same procedure.
    for the Botox it was about $1,500.00
    it was REALLY painful and the results are minimal.
    wouldnt recommend.

  6. daihatsusirion Says:

    It depends how much you want/need. I get 100 units, equals around $900AUD, but lasts for around 8/9 months. I still use a bit of deoderant, because a small amount of odour comes through, this can’t be stopped, it’s not bad, but I still use a bit.

  7. elanoann Says:

    if have this botox how much will it cost?and do you still need to use deodorant?pls respond bcuz i want to try the botox

  8. sweaty53 Says:

    yah drysol worked for me pretty well, you just have to be really persistent

  9. grenouil1970 Says:

    Salut – Vous parler français ???
    Je reste au Québec…
    Bonne Journée

  10. lisamar22 Says:

    nothing works…you need to get botox =(

  11. miamipacheco Says:

    facial blushing and auxilary are the worst!!!
    any recomendations?? like anti-perspirants that work?

  12. david1137444 Says:

    how is the botox going?

  13. bilbilin Says:

    there is a procedure in japan called Inaba surgery for axillary hyperhydrosis.

  14. grenouil1970 Says:

    Désoler… :o (
    Bonne journée

  15. slipperybananas Says:

    oops, made a typo. i meant DRYSOL – try drysol before trying botox. it’s a super-antisperant you apply at night. it doesn’t make it go away 100%, but helps a lot, but you need to apply it every night!

  16. slipperybananas Says:

    i’ve had this exact procedure done on the underarms, and it wasn’t painful, painful, just more of an annoying kind of painful, i guess? theres constant poking, i think the nurse said she did over 100 needles under each arm. anyways, long story short, it worked for 2 weeks, and then the sweating started again. 2 weeks cure was not worth the 600 dollars. try botox before doing this.

  17. daihatsusirion Says:

    I was using Driclor, but it was way too itchy, i also tried Prantel Powder, it wasn’t as effective. The botox is still going strong after about one and a half months. When they injected it under my arm, it was just a straight injection, there was no anesthetic cream or anything before hand. It only took about 5 minutes, and the needles didn’t look very big. I would definatley recommend it!

  18. MaybeMemories1 Says:

    Yeh It Wud B Helpful In English Lol. I Havent Had The Treatment But The Armpits Aren’t Suppose To Hert That Much But The Feet And Hands Are… Alot. Im Using Driclor And Starting Iontophoresis Instead Atm Holly x

  19. VelikajaKatja Says:

    what were they injecting it with? and did you get anesthesia? I read somewhere about MED-JET…its this really thin needle thats supposed to be pain free…

  20. daihatsusirion Says:

    I actually had it done in my armpits on the weekend. It didn’t hurt me (very small sting), but the armpit isn’t as sensitive as the hands. It’s day three and the sweating has stopped! I’ll see how long it lasts!

  21. notmomo Says:

    but in this video they do it in the armpit i had it done in my hands

  22. notmomo Says:

    ive had it done several times they just shoot botox straight into your hand, yes it hurts ALOT and its not very effective in my case

  23. daihatsusirion Says:

    Can some-one breifly translate in english what the patient is saying? Is it hurting him?

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