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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients notice decreased sweating within 3–7 days, with full effect by about two weeks. Response varies by dose, anatomy, and activity level. We’ll explain your expected timeline during consultation and adjust treatment at follow-up if needed.
Results commonly last three to six months, though duration varies with metabolism, activity, and dose. Regular maintenance treatments can extend control. We’ll recommend a personalized follow-up schedule based on your response and goals.
Discomfort is usually minimal — brief pinches during injections. Topical numbing cream or ice can be used for added comfort. The procedure is quick, often under 30 minutes, and most clients tolerate it well without sedation.
Side effects are typically mild and temporary, such as bruising, soreness, or minor swelling. Rarely, temporary local muscle weakness can occur. Our clinicians review risks at consultation and tailor injection placement to minimize effects on surrounding tissues.
Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications for 48 hours before treatment if safe for you. Arrive with clean underarms (no lotions or deodorant). We’ll review your medications and medical history to ensure safe, customized care.
Certain conditions—pregnancy, breastfeeding, neuromuscular disorders, or active infection at the injection site—may preclude treatment or require precautions. Inform our team of all medications and medical history so we can determine safety and alternatives during consultation.