Excessive Sweating

What Is Excessive Sweating?

Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, goes beyond what the body needs to stay cool—it can happen anytime, even in air-conditioned rooms or while at rest. This condition commonly affects the underarms, hands, feet, and face, often leading to embarrassment, discomfort, and interruptions in daily life. Simple activities such as shaking hands, wearing certain fabrics, or even holding a phone can become frustrating. While antiperspirants and lifestyle changes may offer temporary relief, they often fail to provide long-term control. Fortunately, advanced medical treatments can help manage excessive sweating, allowing you to feel comfortable and confident in any situation.

What Are the Causes of Excessive Sweating?

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau last for excessive sweating?
Results typically last four to six months, with many patients returning for maintenance treatments to sustain dryness and comfort.
All three work by blocking nerve signals to sweat glands, reducing excessive sweating. Botox is the most well-known, Dysport spreads easily in larger areas, and Jeuveau may work faster for some patients. Your provider will recommend the best option for you.
Most patients see a reduction in sweating within five to seven days, with full results in about two weeks. Jeuveau may take effect slightly faster, but all three treatments provide long-lasting results.
Yes, as the neuromodulator effect fades, sweat gland activity will gradually resume. However, with regular maintenance treatments, most patients experience progressively longer-lasting results over time.
No, Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau only target the specific overactive sweat glands in the treated areas, allowing the body to continue sweating normally in untreated regions to regulate temperature.