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February 2026
Board-Certified Providers
Trained in hyperhidrosis protocols
FDA-Approved Treatment
Neurotoxin therapy for excessive sweating
4-6 Month Results
Dry underarms, palms, or soles
You avoid certain colors or fabrics because of visible sweat marks.
Your palms sweat during handshakes, meetings, or first dates — and you're tired of hiding it.
Prescription antiperspirants aren't working, and you want a solution that actually lasts.
Neurotoxin injections block the nerve signals that trigger overactive sweat glands. The result: months of dryness, comfort, and confidence.
A quick in-office treatment, tailored to your daily life.
Underarms
The most common hyperhidrosis treatment. A single session delivers 4-6 months of dryness, so you can wear what you want.
Palms
Reduce hand sweating that interferes with work, handshakes, and everyday tasks. Results typically last 3-6 months.
Soles of Feet
Stop sweaty feet that lead to odor, discomfort, and damaged shoes. Lasting results in a quick office visit.
Forehead & Scalp
Targeted injections reduce sweating that ruins makeup, fogs glasses, or interferes with your day.
Transparent Pricing
A single in-office session per area. Your provider will recommend what fits your needs.
I was very comfortable immediately upon meeting Liz. Her set up was clean, simple, and comfortable. Liz did a great job of explaining what she was going to do and making sure I was comfortable with each step. I received the treatment as a gift, and will look forward to going again.
Anne S.
Brooke was amazing , this was my first ever procedure , she made me feel at ease and explained everything in detail !
Rae B.
Sarah was absolutely amazing and made the whole experience so comfortable.
Kimberly L.
Ashlyn was amazing, she was very thorough and professional. Highly recommend.
Megan B.
Kim is the best! She’s accommodated me in so many ways. Scheduling, my discomfort with people being too close to my face. She’s very aware and kind. I love her. And obviously she does an incredible job navigating what your Botox needs are!
Brittni D.
Convenient, clean and very professional. I highly recommend Jennifer for any onsite services!
Apryl G.
Brooke was awesome! Always super knowledgeable and made me feel very informed with my skin concerns. She’s the best!
Katie S.
Check in was easy, information about the product was informative, identifying the areas of concern was helpful. The procedure went well, fairly painless.
Michelle H.
YOUR TREATMENT, STEP BY STEP.
Your provider uses a simple starch-iodine test (if needed) to identify the most active sweat zones.
A series of small, superficial injections blocks the nerves that activate sweat glands. Numbing is used as needed.
You'll start to notice reduced sweating within 3-7 days, with full results in 2 weeks. Enjoy 4-6 months of dryness.
Yes — neurotoxin for hyperhidrosis is FDA-approved and clinically proven. Most patients see an 80–90% reduction in sweating.
Typically 4–6 months for underarms, slightly less for palms and soles. Some patients find the effect lasts longer with consistent treatment.
Underarm injections are well-tolerated. Palm and sole treatments can be more sensitive — we use ice, numbing cream, or vibration tools to keep you comfortable.
Sometimes — particularly for documented severe hyperhidrosis after failed prescription antiperspirants. Your provider's office can help you explore coverage.
No — neurotoxin provides temporary results lasting 4–6 months. Treatment is repeated to maintain dryness. Some patients, over many treatment cycles, notice that the effect gradually extends as the sweat glands become less active.
Yes. While underarms are the most common treatment area, neurotoxin can reduce sweating on the forehead, scalp, palms, and soles. Technique and dosing vary by location — your provider will customize the approach.
Yes — and many patients use both. Prescription antiperspirants can continue during the treatment cycle. Once the neurotoxin takes full effect, most patients find they no longer need the antiperspirant.
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