For hyperhidrosis (sweating) treatment in Turkey, Botox injections are the most effective options. They are FDA-approved & non-surgical solutions, so patients can benefit from them for underarms, palms, feet, and even scalp and face.
Turkey, and Istanbul in particular, has become the number#1 destination for cosmetic treatments due to its cost-effective prices, experienced dermatologists and ultra-modern clinics.
Hyperhidrosis (sweating) Botox cost in Turkey starts from $250, depending on the treatment area.
Hyperhidrosis treatment refers to the methods used to control excessive sweating. In essence, it is a condition in which the body produces more sweat than usual, which can impact the patient’s quality of life.
Hyperhidrosis:
In order to get rid of armpit sweat, hyperhidrosis injections can be the best solution.
Palmar hyperhidrosis botox can be injected intradermally in each hand.
It works by intradermal injection into the plantar skin, where it blocks acetylcholine released at sweat gland nerve endings.
Manageable with onabotulinumtoxinA injections, which cholinergic stimulation of eccrine glands, reducing sweating for up to 6 months.
Your doctor will inject Botox – Botulinum Toxin Type A into the excessive sweating area. Therefore, it blocks the nerves that activate sweat glands.
Professionals use it for underarms, but it is also beneficial on palms and soles, as well. You can see the results in 3 to 7 days and last up to 6 months.
Before determining the patient profile for treatment, clinicians need to learn the severity of daily sweating. Your medical past, clinical assessment and tools like the Hyperhidrosis Disease Severity Scale can be useful.
First, your doctor will use an iodine-starch test to identify the areas. Then, they will make several small injections into your skin with very fine needles. The procedure usually takes about 20 minutes or so.
| Treatment Area | Price Range (USD) |
|---|---|
| Underarms (Axillary) | $250 – $500 |
| Palms (Palmar) | $300 – $600 |
| Soles (Plantar) | $300 – $600 |
| Forehead / Scalp | $250 – $450 |
| Combined Areas | $600 – $900+ |
The side effects of antiperspirant treatment are no worse than sweating all year round. Too much sweating can cause personal discomfort, but don’t worry. You’re not alone. Excessive sweating is more common; in fact, around 5% of people have it in an advanced degree. After your treatment, you may experience these symptoms:
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Yes, Botox is a clinically proven and safe product when used by professionals. Turkey’s top dermatology clinics follow the international hygiene and safety codes. The International Hyperhidrosis Society says that people who get Botox injections have found that their excessive sweating goes down by more than 85%. Botox is used to treat various types of hyperhidrosis, but at the moment, it’s only FDA approved for excessive armpit sweating.
Your answers to the following questions will be decisive for determining the right treatment:
Underwarm sweating botox is usually permanent for a minimum of 6 months and a maximum of 8 months. Patients start to see the results of the treatment in an average of 5 days, after a week at the latest.
No it is not, it is an FDA approved safe treatment. Botulinum toxin therapy is great for reducing sweaty underarms by stopping the sweat glands in the skin from working. It also keeps the skin looking normal and doesn’t make you look sweaty. The procedure is usually done in a clinic setting under aseptic conditions. You won’t need any downtime, so you can get on with your day straight after.
ETS surgery is a permanent in most cases; stops palmar sweating byy severing sympathetic nerves. Despite that, 50 to 80% of patients develop compensatory sweating elsewhere. If you’re looking for semi-permanent options, you can give a chance to iontophoresis. But if you would like to try temporary solutions, botox, antiperspirants, and oral anticholinergics can control sweating, too.
Surgeons have not yet found a permanent solution for focal hyperhidrosis. However, we can largely control generalized hyperhidrosis with surgical or non-surgical sweating treatments.
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