Botox for Excessive Sweating in Texas Summers

Alright, guys and gals. Let’s talk about something… not so cute for a minute. Are you an excessive sweater 💦? Like, are you afraid to take off your jacket during a date because your pits are looking like they’ve sprung a leak? Oh my gosh, this reminds me of that scene from the tv show, Will & Grace, when Grace’s water braw springs a leak in an art gallery 🤣. It’s ok, I feel you, and I have a solution! As a top injector of Botox and Fillers in Dallas, Texas, I’ve had the opportunity to treat many patients for hyperhidrosis, AKA Excessive Sweating. Botox has literally changed lives for patients who have always been extremely insecure about their sweat glands acting up in public. Most people think of Botox strictly as an anti-aging treatment, but it was originally designed to treat patients with chronic migraines and hyperhidrosis. The sad thing is that even the anxiety about excessive sweating in public can lead to even more sweating 😭. Lemme help, lemme help 🙋🏼‍♀️!

Why Do I Sweat So Much?

Let’s dive in, shall we? Hyperhidrosis is the medical term for excessive sweating and it’s actually pretty common. Many people around the world suffer from this uncomfortable disorder. At times it can be brought on by stress, anxiety, heat, or certain fabrics that don’t breathe well. But it can also strike at the most unusual times and circumstances. Some people’s pits unleash Niagara Falls while sipping an iced tea under the AC vent. Other causes of hyperhidrosis are:

• lung disease
• heart disease
• cancer
• menopause
• hyperthyroidism
• Parkinson’s disease
• adrenal gland disorder

Where Can Excessive Sweating Occur?

Most people suffer from excessive sweating in their underarms and the palms of their hands. It can also occur on the forehead, scalp, and feet. 30 – 50% of people who suffer from hyperhidrosis actually have a family history of relatives that suffered from varying degrees of this disorder. Hyperhidrosis usually kicks in after puberty and into young adulthood.