Hyperhidrosis
Treatment
Botox for excessive sweating. A quick visit calms overactive sweat glands so you can stop planning your outfits around sweat marks.
Injected by Dr. Kat.
Every injectable at Renewal is done by Dr. Kat Lofley, a doctor of nursing practice. She studies how your face moves before she treats it, so results look like a rested version of you, never frozen.
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Where we treat it
Botox® blocks the signal that tells your sweat glands to work overtime. These are the areas we treat. Tap one to see what to expect.
The most popular area by far. Most people notice they stay much drier within a week or two.
Calms sweating in your hands, so handshakes, writing, and holding your phone feel easier.
Reduces sweat on the soles of your feet, which can help with slipping in shoes and odor.
For sweat that runs down your face or soaks your hairline. We’ll map the area with you at your consult.
Not sure if it’s right for you? That’s exactly what the consult is for.
More than staying dry
Wear light colors and silk again without checking your underarms all day.
Treatment takes about 30 minutes and you can go straight back to your day.
Many people stay drier for 6 months or more from one treatment.
No more crossing your arms in meetings or wiping your hands before a handshake.
What to expect, week by week.
Tap through the timeline. Sweating drops off over the first two weeks.
We numb the area and place tiny injections across it. The visit takes about 30 minutes.
Loved by our patients
“Dr. Kat is an artist and truly the best in UT.”
“Incredibly knowledgeable and kind. I felt so comfortable talking with her about my struggles.”
“She worked with me to figure out my hormones and get these regulated.”
Myth vs. fact
Tap a card to flip it. These are the things we hear most from first-timers.
Before & after care
A few simple steps help you get the best possible result.
For a few days before, avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and fish oil when it’s safe for you, to reduce bruising. Check with your doctor first.
For underarms, shave a day or two before rather than the morning of your visit.
Come with clean, product-free skin in the treatment area.
General guidance only. We'll give you personal instructions at your visit.
Good questions
Still wondering about something? Call us at (385) 758-7844.