When underarm sweating becomes a treatment concern
Underarm sweating is common, but some people experience sweating that is difficult to manage with clothing choices, antiperspirants or routine daily measures. Newline's Botox menu includes a hyperhidrosis row covering underarms and palms at 80U.
This page focuses on the underarm search intent. It does not claim that every patient has a medical diagnosis of hyperhidrosis; the clinician should assess the history, severity and whether another cause of excessive sweating needs to be considered.
Current Newline underarm Botox pricing
The supplied source lists 80U at ₩120,000 with Liztox and ₩160,000 with Coretox. A Xeomin price is not clearly listed for this hyperhidrosis row, so this page does not invent one. VAT is excluded according to the source material.
Ask whether 80U refers to the total treatment dose for both underarms or the clinic's standard row for the treatment category. The source itself does not provide a more detailed side-by-side allocation.
How underarm Botox differs from cosmetic Botox
Underarm Botox is intended for sweating control rather than facial-expression lines or muscle contouring. Jaw Botox targets the masseter muscle, calf and trapezius Botox target larger muscle groups, and Skin Botox is used in a different superficial skin-treatment concept.
This matters because dose numbers should not be compared across body areas as though they are equivalent. A larger unit number in the underarm does not mean the treatment is stronger or better than a facial Botox treatment; it reflects a different target and treatment pattern.
What to discuss before treatment
Tell the clinic how long the sweating has been a concern, whether it occurs on both sides, whether it also affects the palms or other areas, and whether there are any recent changes in general health or medication. The clinic can determine whether cosmetic treatment is appropriate or whether medical assessment should come first.
International patients should also ask about visible marks after injection, tenderness, deodorant use and the timing of exercise or sauna after treatment. The exact aftercare should come from Newline's treating team.
Expectations and maintenance
Botox effects are temporary, so underarm treatment should not be described as a permanent cure. The duration can vary between individuals, and repeat treatment may be considered when the effect diminishes.
A responsible page should also avoid guaranteeing complete dryness. The practical goal is reduction in excessive sweating to a degree that is useful for the patient, with response assessed after treatment.
