Therapeutic Botox
When sweating goes far beyond what your body needs to cool itself — soaked shirts, slippery palms, a dripping forehead or scalp — it stops being a quirk and starts running your life. Hyperhidrosis is a real, treatable medical condition, not a hygiene problem.
A localized injection with a neuromodulator like Botox® temporarily "turns off" the sweat glands in the treated area. It's Health Canada approved, simple, and quick — a few minutes of mild discomfort in exchange for months of relief. Common treatment areas include the underarms, palms, forehead, and scalp.
BOTOX® Therapeutic for hyperhidrosis may be covered up to 100% by many private insurance plans — patients with coverage often pay only an injection fee. It's worth checking your plan before assuming this is out of reach.
For patients with dysautonomia — common alongside hypermobility and EDS — temperature regulation and sweating can be unpredictable. Treatment is planned with that context in mind, focusing on the areas that affect your daily life most.
Therapeutic Botox appointments are available at both clinics. Many private insurance plans cover BOTOX® Therapeutic — often patients with coverage pay only an injection fee.