Underarm sweat Botox, do you differentiate between concerns regarding sweat and odor during consultations?

Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Bucheon Branch

I am curious about the criteria used to begin a consultation when someone is looking into Botox due to underarm sweating. I think I need to differentiate between sweat produced on hot days or during exercise and the uncomfortable, repetitive sweating that occurs during daily life. Rather than simply stating that I feel the amount is excessive, I would like to know what specific situations and information I should prepare to be helpful.

Should I record the same details, such as how noticeable it is on my clothes, the times of day when it is particularly uncomfortable, and whether both sides are similar? I am also wondering if it is important to differentiate between situations where I sweat when I am nervous and situations where I sweat even normally. I would like to know when the change started and if you check for any recent changes in my lifestyle or medications I am currently taking.

I would like to ask if concerns about reducing sweating and body odor can be considered the same treatment goal. I do not think that I should expect the same degree of change from a single method just because I am concerned about both. I am curious if, during the consultation, you will first identify my biggest concerns before providing an explanation. I would like to hear a clear distinction between what I can expect and what is difficult to resolve.

Would it be helpful to mention during the consultation whether I use underarm deodorant or antiperspirants, or if I have undergone hair removal? I would like to confirm first whether the treatment date needs to be rescheduled if my skin is red or irritated after shaving. I would also like to be advised on whether I need to shave before booking and what skin condition is appropriate for the visit.

If I am considering the procedure, I am curious how the area of ​​sweating is assessed and what situations are compared when evaluating its effectiveness. Rather than judging based solely on a single day after my clothes have dried, I think it is necessary to observe changes in environments where I usually feel uncomfortable. I would also like to know about individual differences in the duration of the effect and the criteria for deciding on the next treatment. I am also curious if it is decided from the start to repeat the procedure at fixed intervals.

I would like to inquire if a consultation regarding Botox for underarm sweating is available at the Bucheon branch. If skin condition or other checks are required first, I would like to be guided through that process. I would also like to know when I can resume exercising, showering, and using my usual products after the procedure. I have organized my questions because I believe the consultation will differ from that for facial wrinkle Botox. I would appreciate it if you could let me know the available consultation topics and what I need to prepare.