Hyperhidrosis Botox

Stay fresh and dry, head to toe.

60,000KRW~
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Hyperhidrosis Botox
WHAT IS IT?
By blocking the release of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter,
in areas with excessive sweating, the treatment temporarily reduces sweat gland activity.
Botox is injected into sweat-prone areas such as the face, scalp, hands, feet, and underarms
to reduce sweating and relieve discomfort.
Recommended for Those Who
  • POINT 1

    Those who want dry, sweat-free hands and feet.

  • POINT 2

    Those concerned about underarm sweat affecting their summer outfits.

  • POINT 3

    Those who want to reduce odor caused by excessive sweating with a simple injection treatment.

Treatment Q&A
  • Q. What is Hyperhidrosis Botox?
    Toxnfill Hyperhidrosis Botox blocks the release of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter, to temporarily reduce sweat gland activity. Botox is injected into sweat-prone areas such as the hands, feet, and underarms to reduce excessive sweating and relieve discomfort.
Precautions

Self-care is as significant as skincare for treatment effects.
Please read through cautions closely and follow them.

  • This treatment reduces sweat production, but it is not a procedure that completely inhibits sweating.
  • It is recommended to avoid heavy drinking, sauna/jjimjilbang visits, hot baths, and intense exercise for 3-7 days after the procedure.
  • Bruising and swelling may occur depending on your skin condition, but they are mild and will subside quickly.
  • Rarely after a hand hyperhidrosis treatment, there may be a slight decrease in grip strength. However, this is a temporary condition so there is no need for concern. If you need to perform detailed tasks with your hands, please keep this in mind.
  • If you experience severe itching or prolonged redness in the treated area, or any other unusual reactions such as inflammation, please contact the clinic.
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