What it can help with
- Excessive underarm sweating (hyperhidrosis)
- Sweaty palms
- More comfort and confidence in daily life, work and social situations
- Reduction in sweat marks on tops / shirts
- Longer-lasting sweat reduction
Hyperhidrosis • Underarms & palms
Botox for excessive sweating
Reduces excessive sweating in targeted areas such as the underarms and the palms of the hands.
Doctor-led
Personalised approach
Clifton, Bristol
At a glance
Duration
Underarms: 40–60 mins • Palms: 40–60 mins.
Downtime
Little to no downtime.
Results
Typically within 3–14 days.
Longevity
Usually 9–12 months.
Comfort
Mild–moderate. Topical numbing cream is applied prior to treatment.
Hyperhidrosis
About this treatment
Botox can be used to reduce excessive sweating by blocking the signals that stimulate sweat glands in targeted areas such as the underarms and palms. This typically gives a marked and dramatic reduction in sweating and lasts longer than other areas, with most people finding it efficacious for around 9–12 months.
Common areas
Underarms
Palms
Safety & suitability
Suitability is confirmed during consultation. Botox may not be suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with certain medical conditions/medications, or with an active infection at the treatment site.
Results you can feel confident in
A small selection of recent transformations.
Aftercare basics
- Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours
- Avoid alcohol for 24 hours
- Avoid heat, saunas, steam rooms and hot yoga for 24 hours
- Don’t massage or apply strong pressure to the treated area for 24 hours
- For palms: avoid heavy gripping or pressure for the rest of the day
What to expect
01
Consultation
02
Treatment
03
Aftercare
04
Follow-up
Results vary. Suitability for any potential treatment is established during your consultation.
Quick FAQs
How long does it take?
Underarms usually ~30 minutes. Palms can take ~45–60 minutes depending on treatment points.
Does it hurt?
Underarms are usually very well tolerated. Palms can feel more sensitive; numbing cream can be applied.
Is there downtime?
Little to no downtime; most people return to normal activities the same day.
When will I see results?
Many people notice improvement within 3–7 days, with full effect usually at 10–14 days.
How long do results last?
Typically 9–12 months depending on area and individual response.
Side effects/risks?
Temporary redness, swelling or mild bruising. For palms, temporary grip weakness is also possible.
Am I suitable?
May not be suitable during pregnancy/breastfeeding or with certain conditions/infections.