Botox for hyperhidrosis

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Almaceti
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Botox for hyperhidrosis

Postby Almaceti » Wed Sep 01, 2021 9:37 am

Has anyone had Botox injections for hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)?
I’d be interested in hearing the pros and cons and also in any recommendations for clinics (local or central London)
Many thanks
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Re: Botox for hyperhidrosis

Postby mummyofIandH » Mon Sep 06, 2021 8:28 am

Sent you a PM
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Re: Botox for hyperhidrosis

Postby swl5432 » Mon Sep 06, 2021 1:50 pm

Yes, for underarm. Not explored re hands / feet / other areas of the body. Managed to get on NHS but understand that coverage under NHS is extremely rare. If you have the means, then MiraDry is the way forward. Not cheap (c. £1.2k) but most people only require one treatment in order to eradicate 85% of perspiration. Only avaliable for underarms though. Looking at it financially, the cost of one MiraDry treatment represents better value in the long term (vs multiple botox injections every 6 months or so, which quickly add up).
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Re: Botox for hyperhidrosis

Postby swl5432 » Mon Sep 06, 2021 1:57 pm

swl5432 wrote:
> Yes, for underarm. Not explored re hands / feet / other areas of the body.
> Managed to get on NHS but understand that coverage under NHS is extremely
> rare. If you have the means, then MiraDry is the way forward. Not cheap (c.
> £1.2k) but most people only require one treatment in order to eradicate 85%
> of perspiration. Only avaliable for underarms though. Looking at it
> financially, the cost of one MiraDry treatment represents better value in
> the long term (vs multiple botox injections every 6 months or so, which
> quickly add up).

I should have added:
Pros = quick, mostly pain-free, very small recovery window (matter of minutes!), low up-front cost (initially as compared other solutions), invisible, no material side effects, convenient as widely offered by private clinics
Cons = temporary, requires regular top-ups, more expensive in long term.
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Re: Botox for hyperhidrosis

Postby Almaceti » Mon Sep 13, 2021 7:24 am

Thank you so much swl5432! Hadn’t heard of Miradry but I’ve looked it up and it seems amazing !
@mummyofIandH: I can’t see your PM?
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