
Med Spa · Centennial · $1,000per treatment · free consultation
Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Denver & Centennial, CO
Botox for excessive sweating. Stop the sweat. Start living confidently.
Excessive sweating of the underarms, palms, soles or face is treatable in one 30-to-45-minute visit. A grid of tiny Botox injections switches off the overactive sweat glands in that area for four to six months, without touching your body’s ability to keep itself cool. Results show within days. Wear what you want again.
The consultation is free, takes about 30 minutes, and is with the same injector who performs the treatment.
Rated 4.8 on Google · Injected by Elvira, our aesthetic injector, under medical supervision
The basics
How Botox Stops Excessive Sweating
Sweat glands switch on when a nerve tells them to. In hyperhidrosis that signal fires far more than your body needs — in a cool office, at a desk, before a handshake. Botox placed shallowly in the skin blocks the signal where it arrives at the gland, so the glands in the treated area simply stop responding. The rest of your skin keeps sweating normally, which is why treating the underarms does not make you overheat.
It is the same product as cosmetic Botox and a completely different treatment: a different depth, a grid across the whole sweaty area rather than a few muscle points, and a much larger dose — which is why we price it as a treatment, not per unit. Botox is FDA-approved for severe underarm sweating that antiperspirants have not controlled; palms, soles and the face are treated at the injector’s discretion after the consultation.
Fast relief
A noticeable reduction within three to seven days, full effect by two weeks.
Long-lasting
Four to six months of relief per treatment, often longer after the first few.
Non-surgical
A 30-to-45-minute visit, no downtime, back to normal life the same day.
Confidence back
Grey shirts, handshakes, sandals, hot rooms — none of them a calculation any more.
Treatment areas
Underarm, Hand, Foot & Facial Sweating
Hyperhidrosis is usually focal — one or two areas, not the whole body — and each area is mapped and dosed on its own. Most clients start with the underarms; many come back for the hands.

Underarms
Axillary hyperhidrosis
The most common request and the area Botox is FDA-approved to treat: sweat marks through shirts, ruined fabric, changing twice a day. Underarm Botox is a 20-minute visit with results that typically hold four to six months.

Palms
Palmar hyperhidrosis
Sweaty hands that make handshakes, paperwork and touchscreens a daily problem. The palms are more sensitive than the underarms, so numbing is discussed at the consultation; grip strength is unaffected.

Soles
Plantar hyperhidrosis
Sweaty feet that slip in shoes and go through socks. Treated the same way as the palms, with the injections mapped to where you actually sweat.

Forehead & face
Craniofacial hyperhidrosis
Facial sweating that beads on the forehead and hairline in any warm room. Small, precise doses across the forehead reduce the sweat without freezing your expression — a different map from cosmetic Botox.

Is it for you
Excessive Sweating Treatment in Denver: Who It Helps
If you have searched “how to stop sweating so much” more than once, tried the clinical-strength antiperspirants, and still plan your wardrobe around it, you are the person this treatment was made for.
Botox is the right answer when
- • The sweating is in one or two areas — underarms, hands, feet, forehead
- • It has been going on for years, often since your teens
- • Antiperspirants, including prescription ones, have not controlled it
- • It happens regardless of heat or exercise — a cool room, a calm day
- • You are otherwise well and it is affecting work, dating or what you wear
See your physician first when
- • The sweating started suddenly as an adult
- • It is all over your body rather than one area
- • It wakes you at night (night sweats)
- • It came with weight loss, fever, palpitations or a new medication
That pattern can point to a thyroid, hormonal or medication cause that needs treating at its source. We will say so at the consultation rather than treat around it.
The consultation is free, takes about 30 minutes, and is with the same injector who performs the treatment.
What to expect
Your Hyperhidrosis Treatment, Step by Step
Three parts, and the first is free. Nothing is injected until you understand the plan and the price.
Free consultation
Thirty minutes with the injector who performs the treatment. Which areas trouble you, how long it has been happening, what you have already tried, and a check that this is primary hyperhidrosis rather than sweating with another cause. You leave with the areas, the dose and the price.
Treatment, 30 to 45 minutes
The sweat-prone area is mapped, then treated with a grid of tiny, shallow injections — a light pinch each. Underarms need no numbing; palms and soles usually get a numbing step first. No downtime: you can go back to work or the gym the next day.
Results in days, relief for months
Most clients notice a clear reduction within three to seven days, with the full effect by two weeks. Relief typically lasts four to six months, sometimes longer, and the next treatment is booked when the sweating starts to return.
Aftercare
- • Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas and hot yoga for 24 hours.
- • Do not rub or massage the treated area the same day.
- • Everything else — work, driving, showering, deodorant the next morning — carries on as normal.
- • Judge the result at two weeks, not two days: the sweat glands switch off gradually.

Pricing
Hyperhidrosis Treatment Cost in Denver
$1,000per treatment, and the consultation is free. Sweating needs far more Botox than a forehead does — which is why it is priced as one flat treatment rather than at our $13-per-unit cosmetic rate, and why the flat price is the better deal.
Both underarms is the usual treatment. Palms, soles or the forehead are quoted at the consultation once the injector has seen the area, so there is never a surprise on the day. A treatment typically holds four to six months, so most clients budget for two or three a year.
The consultation is free, takes about 30 minutes, and is with the same injector who performs the treatment.


Why LNO Boutique
Why Choose Our Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Centennial
One injector, start to finish
Elvira, our aesthetic injector, does the consultation and the treatment under medical supervision — the person who maps your sweating is the person who treats it.
Priced as a treatment
$1,000 flat, quoted before anything is injected. No per-unit surprises.
Honest about fit
Focal, long-standing sweating is what Botox is for. If your pattern says physician first, we tell you at the free consultation.
A calm place to have it done
A private treatment room in a day spa, not a clinic corridor — with free parking at the door, just off I-25 at Dry Creek Road.
Where we are
Hyperhidrosis Treatment Near Me: Serving Centennial, Denver & Beyond
LNO Boutique is at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Suite F102, Centennial, CO 80112, just off I-25 at Dry Creek Road with parking at the door. If you have searched “excessive sweating treatment near me” or “underarm Botox near me” from anywhere in the south Denver metro, we are a short drive.
- Centennial
- Denver
- Highlands Ranch
- Greenwood Village
- Lone Tree
- Parker
- Englewood
- Littleton
- Aurora
- Park Meadows
- DTC
We welcome clients from Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Greenwood Village, Lone Tree, Parker, Englewood, Littleton, Aurora, Park Meadows, the DTC and the surrounding Denver area. Read more about us or contact the spa.
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Hyperhidrosis Treatment FAQs
What is hyperhidrosis?
Hyperhidrosis is sweating well beyond what your body needs to cool down — underarms that soak a shirt in a cool office, palms that leave paperwork damp, feet that slide in shoes, a forehead that beads in any warm room. Primary hyperhidrosis usually starts in the teens or twenties, runs in families, and is not caused by another illness. It is common, it is treatable, and it is not a hygiene problem.
Does Botox really stop excessive sweating?
Yes. Botox blocks the nerve signal that tells sweat glands to switch on. A grid of tiny injections across the sweaty area turns those glands off for months, without affecting your body's ability to regulate temperature — the rest of your skin sweats normally. Botox is FDA-approved for severe underarm sweating that antiperspirants have not controlled; palms, soles and the face are treated at the injector's discretion.
How long does hyperhidrosis treatment last?
Typically four to six months, sometimes longer, from a single visit. Results begin within three to seven days and are fully in by about two weeks. Repeat treatments are booked when the sweating starts to return, so most clients come in two or three times a year.
How much does Botox for sweating cost in Denver?
At LNO Boutique the hyperhidrosis treatment is $1,000 — a flat price for the treatment rather than a per-unit bill, because sweating needs far more units than a forehead does. Both underarms are the usual treatment; palms, soles or the face are quoted at the free consultation. The consultation itself is free and commits you to nothing.
Does it hurt?
The injections are shallow and quick — a light pinch each, and the whole underarm treatment takes about twenty minutes. Palms and soles are more sensitive, so a numbing step is used there. There is no downtime; you leave with nothing more than a few small marks that fade within the hour.
Can you treat sweaty hands and feet, or just underarms?
All of them. Underarms are the most common request and the FDA-approved area; palms and soles are treated the same way, with numbing first and the injections mapped to where you sweat. Facial and forehead sweating is treated with small, precise doses that do not freeze expression.
Is Botox for sweating the same as cosmetic Botox?
Same product, different map and different dose. Cosmetic Botox relaxes a muscle; hyperhidrosis Botox is placed shallower, in the skin, in a grid across the whole sweaty area, and uses considerably more units. That is why it is priced as a treatment rather than per unit, and why it is worth having it done by an injector who does both.
When is excessive sweating a doctor's question instead?
If the sweating started suddenly as an adult, happens all over rather than in one area, wakes you at night (night sweats), or came with weight loss, fever or a new medication, see your physician first — that pattern can point to a thyroid, hormonal or medication cause that needs treating at its source. Botox is for primary hyperhidrosis: focal, long-standing, otherwise well. The consultation is where we make sure that is what you have.
Where in Denver can I get hyperhidrosis treatment?
LNO Boutique is in Centennial at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd, Suite F102, just off I-25, with free parking at the door. We treat clients from Denver, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker, Greenwood Village, Englewood, Littleton, Aurora and the DTC. Book the free consultation online or call us.

Ready to stop excessive sweating?
It starts with a free consultation, so the first visit costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If you go ahead, the treatment is $1,000, takes under an hour, and gives you months of dry.
The consultation is free, takes about 30 minutes, and is with the same injector who performs the treatment.
LNO Boutique · 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Suite F102, Centennial, CO 80112 · (720) 967-0000
Find Us in Centennial
We’re just off I-25 at Dry Creek Road, a short drive from anywhere in South Denver — with parking right outside, which is more than downtown can offer.
7200 E Dry Creek Rd Ste F102Centennial, CO 80112