Hyperhidrosis Botox? Treatment is a method of treating hyperhidrosis, or the unusually high functioning level of sweat glands in certain parts of the body. If you find that you have parts of your body that produce uncontrollable or unusual amounts of sweat, you may have the condition hyperhidrosis. Oftentimes, depending upon where those parts of your body are located, you can make use of a Hyperhidrosis Botox? Treatment in order to fully eliminate the problem in general. Read on for a brief overview of the recovery process after you've had the Botox? treatment.
General Recovery Process and Duration
The sensitivity of the area of your skin will affect how long the recovery process will take exactly. Most patients find that it takes between two weeks and two months to fully heal from the Botox? treatment to the point where they can move around completely comfortably once again. The undersides of the feat and the underarms are generally the areas that provide the longest recovery procedures, due to the positioning of these parts of the body as well as the sensitivity of both of the areas.
Other Factors
You can help to speed up the recovery process after Botox? treatment. The most important thing that you can do to help with this is to follow your physician's orders for treatment and recovery. Treat the affected area with creams and other ointments as recommended by the doctor. Wear loose-fitting clothing, if possible, until the area has completely healed. Avoid contact with any other chemicals, including deoderants and certain types of soap as well.
