Palmar Hyperhidrosis Treatment
Therapeutic Botox
Effective, Long-Lasting Relief for Excessive Hand Sweating
What is Palmar Hyperhidrosis?
Palmar hyperhidrosis refers to excessive sweating in the hands, which can impact daily activities and confidence. Botox is a proven treatment, offering 80-90% effectiveness in reducing excessive sweating.
How Does Botox Work?
Botox temporarily blocks the nerve signals that trigger excessive sweating in the palms. Treatment results typically last about 6 months, with repeat sessions needed to maintain dryness.
Injection Sites
Injections follow a grid-like pattern across the palm
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Interested?
Please book a free phone call to discuss your medical history and plan for the treatment. This will allow us to ensure all insurance paperwork is completed prior to treatment.
Book your Initial Consultation:
Cost: Free
Time: 10 minutes
Over the phone
Ready to book your In-Person Treatment?
In Person – First Treatment
With Extended Benefits: A prescription will be provided for the Botox drug, which can be filled at a local pharmacy. A $250 injection fee applies.
Without Insurance: $6 per unit, with no injector fee.
Time: 45 minutes - 25 minutes for numbing cream and 20 minutes for treatment
Follow Up
2 weeks after your injections, we will follow up to ensure the results are adequate and review any side effects.2 weeks after your injections, we will follow up to ensure the results are adequate and review any side effects.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
How Many Units?
Most patients require 100 units per palm (200 units total).
Dosage may vary based on hand size.
Does It Hurt?
A strong numbing cream is applied 30 minutes before treatment to reduce discomfort.
Your doctor may also use a nerve block or additional pain relief techniques to improve comfort.
Are There Any Risks?
Possible bruising and temporary discomfort.
Mild muscle weakness in the hands may occur but is usually temporary.
Cost & Coverage
With Insurance Coverage: Prescription provided for Botox, $250 injection fee.
Without Insurance: $6 per unit, no additional injection fee.