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Hyperhidrosis Botox

Hyperhidrosis Botox

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Reducing excessive sweating for more comfortable everyday life

About Procedure

About Hyperhidrosis Botox

Hyperhidrosis Botox is a treatment in which botulinum toxin is injected into the skin layer where sweat glands are located to temporarily inhibit the nerve signal (acetylcholine) that stimulates them.

It is used when excessive sweating in areas such as the underarms, hands and feet causes discomfort in daily life or social situations, and it may help reduce sweating with a short treatment time.

At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, after discussing where you sweat, how widely and how much it bothers you, we plan a 50 U or 100 U dose according to the area, and with a choice from Korean-made to German and US imported toxins, we inject evenly across a wide area.

Features

Key Features of Hyperhidrosis Botox

01.

Works by inhibiting nerve signals to the sweat glands

02.

Tailored treatment for underarms, hands and feet

03.

Choice of 50 U or 100 U depending on the area

04.

Product choice from Korean-made to imported toxins

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Injected evenly at regular intervals

06.

Daily activities possible the same day after a short treatment

Who Needs It

Recommended For

  • Those bothered by sweat stains from the underarms

  • Those whose sweaty hands make work or writing uncomfortable

  • Those whose sweaty feet make wearing shoes uncomfortable

  • Those whose daily life is uncomfortable due to summer sweat and humidity

  • Those who find sweat odor and sweat marks a burden in social situations

  • Those who want to prepare before an important event or summer

Treatment Time
Approx. 15–30 min (numbing time separate for some areas)
Treatment Interval
Every 3 months recommended
Recovery
Daily activities possible the same day
Process

Treatment Process

STEP01

Consultation and diagnosis — We check where and how much you sweat, and the discomfort it causes.

STEP02

Area and dose selection — The treatment range, toxin type and dose are decided.

STEP03

Disinfection and design — The area is disinfected and injection points are marked.

STEP04

Injection — Toxin is injected into the shallow skin layer at regular intervals.

STEP05

Aftercare guidance — When the effect appears and the precautions are explained.

Treatment Area

Treatment Areas for Hyperhidrosis Botox

Underarms
Palms
Soles
Precautions

Before & After Care

For satisfying results, please review the following.

Please avoid saunas, strenuous exercise and alcohol on the day of treatment.

On the day of underarm treatment, please avoid using deodorant and similar products.

Please do not rub or massage the treated area firmly.

After hand treatment, your grip may temporarily feel weaker.

After treatment, sweating in other areas may feel increased; please consult us if anything seems unusual.

A prior consultation is required if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or have a neuromuscular disorder.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  Will I stop sweating completely?
It does not eliminate sweat gland function; the aim is to reduce excessive sweating. The degree of reduction varies by individual.
Q.  When does the effect appear and how long does it last?
The effect usually appears within 1–2 weeks and repeat treatment is recommended every 3 months. It may vary depending on the area and individual.
Q.  Is palm treatment painful?
The hands and feet are sensitive areas, so you may feel more pain than in other areas; we take steps to reduce pain during treatment. The degree of pain varies by individual.
Q.  How is 50 U or 100 U decided?
It depends on the sweating area and how much you sweat. For example, both underarms and the palms may need different doses, which we explain during consultation.
Q.  When should I get it?
Because it takes 1–2 weeks for the effect to appear, we recommend getting it well ahead of summer, when sweating increases, or before important events.
Q.  Do I need it every year?
The effect lasts for a certain period and then gradually wears off, so repeat treatment is considered when the discomfort returns. The cycle differs from person to person.