Sweat gland Botox for the procedure you want!

Sweat Botox, Botox for excessive sweating—procedures I want to try!

 

The start of summer is not announced by hot weather!
It's not a mosquito!!
It's not the lengthening of the sun!!!

 

It's an immediate armpit sweat explosion💦💦
Lately, I've been so worried about it.
Even when buying workout clothes, I tend to choose colors that show less sweat stains.
Check if the white T-shirt has any discoloration.
Even if my body feels sluggish, I can't stretch happily...!!! Sigh,ㅠㅠ
There are more than one or two things that are bothering me.

 

So I looked into Botox because I just wanted to stop sweating for a few months.

 

#SweatBotox #SweatGlandBotox #HyperhidrosisBotox

 

The reason why Botox can block sweat
The sweat glands in the armpits secrete sweat through a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine, and Botox is said to block this acetylcholine.
In other words, receiving Botox > blocking acetylcholine secretion > suppressing signals to sweat glands > no sweating
It is.

 

✅Procedure method
First, apply anesthetic cream to numb the armpit area, then wipe it off.
Botox is injected in a grid pattern into the areas where sweating occurs.
They say they perform very superficial procedures.

 

Source: Cha & Park Dermatology Clinic website

 

It is recommended to have armpit hair removal before the procedure at this time!
Because it will be easy to check whether the injection was administered evenly and without omission.

 

The effects appear within a week and are said to last for about 3 to 6 months.
If I get it right now, I won't have to worry all summer, haha.
I need to go for a consultation right away.

 

✅Then, who needs it?
People who sweat especially a lot in their armpits
People who are concerned about armpit sweat
Everyone struggling with armpit sweat! I think it's all possible!

 

While researching sweat gland Botox, I looked for blog reviews from people who have actually undergone the procedure.
First of all, the bumpy, regularly raised bumps looked a bit creepy.
Since the swelling will subside after a while anyway, knowing beforehand will help reduce worry.
Compensatory hyperhidrosis can occur, but since it varies from person to person, you have to experience it to know.
And since it only lasts during the Botox maintenance period, it doesn't seem to be a major issue!

 

Then, for all of us to be neat and fluffy~!~!☁