Hyperhidrosis Treatment Redlands CA | Botox for Excessive Sweating

Hyperhidrosis is a medical condition causing excessive sweating beyond what the body needs for temperature regulation. The underarms are the most common site, though hyperhidrosis also affects the palms, soles of the feet, and forehead. For many patients, the sweating is severe enough to affect clothing choices, social interactions, and quality of life.

Botox for hyperhidrosis works by blocking the nerve signals that activate sweat glands in the treated area. FDA-approved for axillary (underarm) hyperhidrosis, Botox injections typically reduce sweating by 80–90% and results last 4–7 months — significantly longer than the 3–4 months seen with cosmetic Botox.

Treatment at The Botox Spot Redlands involves a grid of small injections across the affected area. The procedure takes 20–30 minutes and involves minimal discomfort. Most patients are amazed at how dramatically their sweating decreases within the first two weeks.

What We Offer

✓FDA-approved Botox for underarm hyperhidrosis
✓Reduces sweating by 80–90%
✓Results last 4–7 months
✓Palms, feet, and forehead hyperhidrosis also treatable
✓Quick 20–30 minute treatment, minimal discomfort
✓Book at 914 Orange St., Suite E, Redlands

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Botox units are needed for hyperhidrosis?

Underarm hyperhidrosis typically requires 50–100 units per underarm (100–200 total). This is significantly more than cosmetic Botox, which is reflected in the treatment cost.

How quickly does Botox work for sweating?

Most patients notice a significant reduction in sweating within 1–2 weeks of treatment, with full effect by week 2–4.

Does Botox for sweating hurt?

The injections involve multiple small needle sticks in the underarm area. Most patients find it manageable. We use fine needles and can apply topical numbing cream to reduce discomfort.

Is Botox for hyperhidrosis covered by insurance?

Some insurance plans cover Botox for medically documented hyperhidrosis. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to check your specific coverage. We can provide documentation if needed.