Hyperhidrosis Help: How Botox Can Keep You Cool, Dry, and Confident

Medically Reviewed by: Kaya Merzlak, CRNP

Most people think of Botox as a cosmetic treatment for fine lines and wrinkles, but it's also an effective medical option for treating hyperhidrosis—excessive sweating that can interfere with comfort, clothing choices, and daily confidence. While it’s normal to sweat during a workout or on a hot day, individuals with hyperhidrosis experience frequent, unpredictable sweating—even when it’s cool or there’s no clear trigger.

How does Botox help?

• Targets overactive sweat glands by temporarily blocking nerve signals that trigger sweat production
• Most patients see an 80% + reduction in sweat in the treated area
• Results typically last 3-6 months

What is treatment like?

• Takes only 10-15 minutes
• Involves a series of small injections in the treatment area
• Minimal downtime—you can resume your day right after (just avoid exercise for the remainder of the day)
• A great option for those who haven't had success with prescription-strength antipersirants or oral medications

Why now?

As temperatures rise, now is the perfect time to consider Botox for hyperhidrosis. Whether you’ve got a summer wedding, vacation, or just want to wear your favorite shirts without worry, this treatment can help you stay dry with confidence.

Our nurse practitioner, Kaya, has seen incredible results with clients—helping them feel more comfortable and confident in both social and professional settings.

Call 724-933-4305 or complete our Book a Consult form to schedule your session with Kaya.

Take the first step toward a cooler, drier, more confident summer.