Insurance may cover the treatment after precertification and usually reimburses at a contracted rate. Patients not using insurance are charged a discounted rate of $900 for both underarms. Other areas ...

“It's typically around 50 units per armpit, but your dosing may vary depending on how much you sweat and your individual anatomy.” Botox for armpits isn’t a permanent solution, so you’ll ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration empowered Botox 2004 to treat axillary hyperhidrosis (severe underarm sweating) for ...

It also treats extreme underarm sweating. While experimenting, researchers began to figure out that Botox could be used on other areas of the body, especially areas in danger of extreme sweating.