Why palm sweating needs its own page
Palm sweating affects a different functional area from underarm sweating. Even though Newline's source combines underarms and palms in one 80U hyperhidrosis price row, patients searching for hand sweating often have different practical concerns such as writing, phone use, handshakes, sports, instruments or work that requires grip.
This page therefore separates palm intent for SEO and patient education without inventing a new dose or a different price.
Current 80U price row
Newline's supplied August 2026 list shows the shared hyperhidrosis row at ₩120,000 for Liztox and ₩160,000 for Coretox. Xeomin is not clearly priced on that row. VAT is excluded according to the source.
Because the source does not explain how 80U is distributed across the palms, the final dose and injection pattern should be confirmed directly with the clinic.
Function matters more in the hands
The palms are involved in daily grip and fine motor tasks, so patients should discuss work, sports, instruments and other hand-intensive activities before treatment. Temporary tenderness or changes in how the hands feel after injection can be more disruptive for some people than visible facial bruising would be.
If you are traveling and need to carry luggage, drive, perform, work manually or use your hands intensively soon after treatment, mention this schedule during consultation.
Palm Botox versus underarm Botox
Both treatments may use botulinum toxin for sweating control, but the anatomy, injection pattern and practical recovery concerns differ. Underarm treatment is performed in an area where function is less dependent on fine muscle activity, while the palm is a highly functional surface.
That is why the website should not simply duplicate the underarm page word-for-word. The patient questions, work considerations and aftercare planning are different even when the source price row is shared.
Realistic expectations
Palm Botox should not be marketed as a guaranteed permanent cure for hand sweating. The effect is temporary and varies among patients. Some people may consider repeat treatment when sweating returns.
The clinic should also assess whether the sweating pattern suggests a broader medical issue. A cosmetic website cannot diagnose the cause of excessive sweating from a description alone.