Sweating Botox
Requirement of sweating botox application Sweating is a physiological event for the body. When we are stressed, in a hot environment or with hormonal effects, sweat glands in the body are activated. This situation also plays an important role in the water balance of the body itself, the body temperature and the moisture balance of the skin. However, the work of these sweat glands can sometimes be more than normal. This condition is called excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis. The most common areas of excessive sweating are palms, soles, armpits and forehead. Excessive sweating can be very uncomfortable for a person in public. Excessive sweating in these areas can cause the clothes to get wet and look bad. In particular, this situation can negatively affect both the social and business life of the person.
The underarm area is the area most frequently applied for excessive sweating. Underarm sweating occurs in everyone. But the problem is the excessive sweating of this area. Sweating botox application to these areas is the simplest treatment method. Botox temporarily stops or reduces the activity of sweat glands. The person feels comfortable in public in stressful situations or while giving a presentation.
Sweating botox under the armpit is simple. Armpits are cleaned. The sweaty area is framed. In necessary cases, the sweating area is determined exactly with the iodine-starch test. This area is then marked with 2 cm intervals. 3 units are applied to each area. In total, 1 vial of 100 units is sufficient for both armpits. If dysport is to be applied, 150-200 units should be applied. The event usually lasts 6 months. Repeated doses ensure the continuity of the effect.
Just like under the armpits, excessive sweating of the palms and fingers is also an annoying condition. Getting everything handled wet or not even holding a pencil is an uncomfortable situation. This situation negatively affects the daily activities of the person in social environments.
Hand botox is similar to underarm sweating botox. With the iodine-starch test, the areas that sweat the most are determined on the inner surface of the hand and fingers. 100 units or 200 units of dysport are distributed to these regions. It is prepared in a 66% more diluted form compared to aesthetic applications. This diluted ingredient allows better penetration into the areas around the application point. The effect starts on Day 3 and reaches maximum effectiveness on Day 7. This activity continues for about 6 months.
Foot sweating is also a separate problem. Excessive sweating can create a very uncomfortable feeling due to the smell and slippery feeling on the feet. This situation can cause a lot of trouble for the person, especially in shoeless environments, during home visits. Excessive sweating is seen on the feet, especially on the soles of the feet and the undersides of the fingers. The treatment of these areas is the same as in armpit and hand sweating botox applications. The administered dose, method of administration and duration of action are the same. Preventing excessive sweating in the foot area eliminates the person's hesitations in society and contributes to feeling more comfortable.
Excessive sweating in the body is not limited to the armpits, hands or feet. It can occur in any part of the body. Excessive sweating is most common in the forehead area. Aesthetic applications on the forehead are not very effective in reducing forehead sweating. Because the botox applied to the forehead is applied deeper, that is, into the eyebrows. Therefore, this application only affects the muscles, not the skin.
For those who sweat excessively, perspiration botox should be applied into the skin so that it affects the sweat glands in the skin.
Therefore, if it is to be applied to the forehead area for sweating treatment, the application should be made into the skin and in more diluted concentrations. In this way, excessive sweating on the forehead is treated. The application dose is 25 units and 75 units for dysport. The duration of the activity lasts up to 180 days.
