Hyperhidrosis Tox in Palestine, TX

Antiperspirants work at the skin's surface to physically block sweat glands, and their effect wears off daily. Hyperhidrosis Tox works underneath the skin, blocking the nerve signals that tell your sweat glands to activate in the treated area, so the reduction in sweating lasts for months rather than hours. For people who've already tried clinical-strength antiperspirants without enough relief, this addresses the problem at a different level.

Most people notice a reduction within the first few days to two weeks as the treatment takes full effect. The change tends to be fairly noticeable, since the nerve signal to the treated sweat glands is significantly reduced rather than gradually softened.

All three are treatable — underarms are the most commonly requested area, but hands and feet are also treated for people dealing with excessive sweating in those areas. Each site is priced individually, and your provider will talk through what to expect for the specific area you're treating, since hands and feet can involve a different injection experience than underarms.

In some cases, hyperhidrosis treatment can be covered by insurance when it's tied to a diagnosed medical condition, so it's worth checking with your insurance provider if excessive sweating significantly affects your daily life. The pricing listed on this page reflects our self-pay, cosmetic rate; a formal diagnosis and insurance billing would be a separate conversation with your insurance carrier.

Like every botulinum toxin product, Tox carries an FDA boxed warning: its effects can spread from the injection site and cause muscle weakness, drooping eyelids, double vision, or trouble swallowing, speaking, or breathing, hours to weeks after treatment. Swallowing or breathing problems can be life-threatening, so contact us or seek urgent care if you notice any of these.