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Axillary Botox

Axillary Botox

Targeted Underarm Sweat Reduction with Botulinum Toxin

Underarm Botox is a botulinum toxin treatment used to reduce excessive underarm sweating in selected patients. The injections temporarily reduce nerve signalling to sweat glands in the treated area.

Before treatment, the severity and pattern of sweating should be assessed and other possible causes considered where relevant.

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What is Axillary Botox?

Axillary Botox involves small botulinum toxin injections across mapped areas of the underarm. The treatment temporarily reduces the nerve signals that activate sweat glands.

The effect is temporary and the dose, injection pattern and expected duration vary between individuals.

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Axillary Botox

Multi-Step Treatment Framework

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  1. Step 01

    Sweating Assessment & Mapping

    Reviews the severity, distribution and daily impact of underarm sweating.

  2. Step 02

    Skin Preparation

    Cleanses the treatment area and confirms there is no active irritation or infection.

  3. Step 03

    Targeted Micro-Injections

    Administers measured botulinum toxin injections across the mapped sweat zone.

  4. Step 04

    Post-Treatment Guidance

    Reviews expected onset, duration, aftercare and symptoms that require medical review.

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When to Consider Axillary Botox at Ageology

Axillary Botox may be considered for:

  • Persistent excessive underarm sweating
  • Sweating that affects clothing, comfort or daily activities
  • Patients who have not had enough benefit from topical antiperspirants
  • Patients suitable for botulinum toxin treatment after medical assessment
  • Focal underarm sweating where another medical cause does not require separate treatment
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Discuss Axillary Botox at Ageology

Ready to discuss whether underarm Botox is suitable for excessive sweating? Request a consultation at Ageology.

Frequently Asked Questions

Temporary tenderness, swelling, bruising or injection-site discomfort can occur. Other botulinum toxin-related effects are less common but possible.

Botulinum toxin temporarily blocks nerve signals that activate sweat glands in the treated area.

Cost depends on the dose, number of units and treatment area. Fees should be stated factually if published.

No. It is a medical treatment and side effects can occur. Suitability should be assessed before treatment.

The effect is temporary and varies between individuals..

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