Hyperhidrosis Botox | VANNY Seoul, Gangnam

Hyperhidrosis Botox

Helps reduce excessive sweating

About this treatment

This procedure reduces sweat gland activity and relieves excessive sweating by injecting Botox into the armpits, hands, feet, and hairline. By suppressing areas that sweat excessively, it has the effect of reducing odor, controlling sweat volume, and improving lifestyle. Daily activities are possible immediately after the procedure, and the effects appear 2 to 7 days later.

Treatment considerations

  • Not only during the hot season, but also when you are very uncomfortable due to sweat in everyday life
  • If you are concerned about underarm sweat or odor
  • When slipping/shaking hands/work is uncomfortable due to sweaty hands or feet
  • When makeup falls apart due to perspiration on the bangs or hairline
  • Stressed due to frequent sweat marks on clothes

Treatment process

  • Check sweat distribution
  • Local anesthetic cream or cooling
  • Inject small amounts of Botox into the concentrated area of sweat glands
  • Brief soothing care before you go home

Treatment schedule

  • Duration: 4 to 6 months
  • Cycle time: Most stable at intervals of 6 months

Aftercare

  • Avoid saunas, steam baths, excessive exercise, and alcohol on the day of the procedure
  • Avoid pressure or strong friction on the area for 24 hours
  • Temporary pain or heaviness may occur during hand and foot procedures
  • Bruising and swelling are a natural progression

Treatment options

  • Hyperhidrosis Botox (Korean-made)

    250,000 KRW

  • Hyperhidrosis Botox (CoreTox)

    330,000 KRW

  • Hyperhidrosis Botox (Xeomin)

    400,000 KRW

  • Hyperhidrosis Botox (Allergan)

    500,000 KRW

Frequently asked questions

Can it help with underarm odor?

Reducing perspiration may also reduce underarm odor. Severe underarm odor may require separate assessment and treatment.

Does Botox for hands and feet hurt?

Hands and feet can be sensitive. Anesthesia and cooling are used to help reduce discomfort.

Does sweat move to other places?

Only sweat gland function in certain areas is suppressed, and there is almost no “compensatory sweating,” where perspiration in other areas increases excessively.

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