Botox Injectable Treatments
Botox for Hyperhidrosis
Excessive sweating isn’t just inconvenient—it’s disruptive and confidence-draining. From clammy hands to soaked shirts and constant anxiety, hyperhidrosis can interfere with your everyday life. At Victoria Rose Aesthetics, we offer therapeutic Botox for hyperhidrosis to safely and effectively reduce excessive sweating in the underarms, hands, feet, and face.
Administered by Victoria Rose Cyr, an Advanced Practice Nurse and National Clinical Trainer in aesthetic injectables, your treatment is delivered with the highest standard of safety, precision, and professionalism. Victoria’s clinical background ensures you get results that are both effective and deeply respectful of your personal comfort.
Health Canada–approved, clinically proven, and expertly delivered—Botox can help you live drier, freer, and more confidently.
Health Canada–approved treatment for excessive sweating
Targets underarms, palms, soles, and facial areas
Results last up to 6–9 months
Non-surgical and quick—minimal discomfort, no downtime
How Botox Stops the Sweat—And Who It’s Meant For
Why It Works & Who It Helps
How it works
Botox treats hyperhidrosis by temporarily blocking the nerves that stimulate your sweat glands. When injected into the affected area, it prevents the release of acetylcholine, a chemical that tells your glands to produce sweat. The result? A significant reduction in sweat output—without interfering with your body’s natural thermoregulation elsewhere.
Who It's For
Botox is ideal for people who experience primary hyperhidrosis, meaning excessive sweating that’s not caused by another medical condition. It’s especially effective for the underarms, palms, soles of the feet, and facial zones. If antiperspirants, oral medications, or lifestyle changes haven’t worked for you, Botox may offer the breakthrough you need.
Health Canada Approved
Botox is approved by both Health Canada and the FDA for the treatment of severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis (underarm sweating). It is backed by extensive clinical trials and real-world success.
Effective and Efficient Results
Most patients begin to see results within 4 to 7 days, with maximum dryness achieved in 2 weeks. Results typically last 6 to 9 months, depending on the treatment area and severity. Regular treatments can help maintain dryness and boost confidence year-round.
The Victoria Rose Difference
Why Choose Victoria Rose Aesthetics
Botox for hyperhidrosis is a medical procedure—so it matters who performs it. At Victoria Rose Aesthetics, your treatment is led by Victoria Rose Cyr, an Advanced Practice Nurse and National Clinical Trainer in injectables.
Victoria has trained hundreds of medical providers across Canada in safe, effective Botox techniques. Her deep understanding of anatomy and nerve pathways ensures your hyperhidrosis treatment is targeted, safe, and customized to your needs. With her, you’re not just getting symptom relief—you’re receiving care that’s thoughtful, professional, and results-driven.
Treatment Process
Botox for Hyperhidrosis:
What to Expect
We begin with a medical history review, symptom assessment, and a discussion about which areas impact your daily life most. We’ll also perform a starch-iodine test (if needed) to precisely map sweat gland activity.
The procedure takes about 15–30 minutes, depending on the area. Using fine needles, Botox is injected into the skin where sweat glands are most active. For sensitive areas like the palms or soles, we offer numbing options to ensure your comfort.
You can return to your day immediately. Most patients experience no significant side effects beyond mild redness or tenderness at injection sites.
Avoid intense heat or strenuous activity for 24 hours. We’ll provide easy-to-follow aftercare instructions for best results.
Results last 6 to 9 months. We’ll schedule follow-up treatments based on your personal response, goals, and lifestyle demands.
The Clear Choice for Long-Term Sweat Control
Botox vs. Other Hyperhidrosis Treatments
Here’s how Botox compares to other common treatments for hyperhidrosis:
Botox for Hyperhidrosis:
- Directly blocks nerve signals to sweat glands
- Safe, fast, and highly effective
- Works on multiple body zones
- No daily maintenance required
Clinical-Strength Antiperspirants:
- Often ineffective for moderate to severe cases
- Can cause skin irritation
- Requires daily application
Oral Medications:
- May reduce sweat but carry side effects (dry mouth, blurred vision)
- Not always well tolerated long-term
Microwave or Laser Therapy (e.g., miraDry):
- Permanent for some, but limited to underarms
- Expensive and not suitable for all skin types
Iontophoresis Machines:
- Works for hands/feet but requires frequent, ongoing use
- Time-consuming and inconvenient
Why Choose Botox First:
Botox is the gold standard for non-surgical sweat control—with over a decade of proven safety and results. It’s discreet, fast, and performed by a qualified medical expert right here at Victoria Rose Aesthetics.
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Botox for Hyperhidrosis faq
Botox For Hyperhidrosis
Frequently Asked Questions
Most patients notice reduced sweating within 4–7 days, with full results in 2 weeks.
Results typically last 6 to 9 months, depending on the treatment area and individual response.
Common areas include underarms, palms, soles of feet, scalp, face, and groin. Ask us about your specific concerns during consultation.
Most patients tolerate the treatment well. For sensitive areas like palms or soles, we offer numbing cream or cooling to minimize discomfort.
No—you can return to your normal activities immediately after treatment.
Some extended health plans or health spending accounts may cover therapeutic Botox. We can help you with supporting documentation.
Botox is less invasive, works across more body areas, and has a longer track record of safety and success—especially when performed by a medical expert.
No. Botox only affects the treated area and does not cause compensatory sweating elsewhere in the body.
