Hyperhidrosis treatment area
Sweaty Palms Treatment in Williamsburg, VA
Sweaty palms treatment at Williamsburg Med Spa uses Xeomin® placed at mapped points across the palms to reduce the nerve signal that drives overactive sweating in the hands.
Jenny Brady, MSN, RN, CPNP, PMHS reviews how sweaty hands affect your work and daily life, your health history, and what you have already tried before recommending treatment.
Pricing
Sweaty palms treatment pricing
From $1,000 cash · $1,030.18 card/online
Hyperhidrosis treatment starts at $1,000 in cash or $1,030.18 online by card, paid in full for one treatment visit.
When sweaty hands affect work and social confidence
Sweaty palms can get in the way of handshakes, phone and keyboard use, writing, gym workouts, and precision work. For many patients the worry is as frustrating as the moisture.
If antiperspirants and home strategies have not been enough, a targeted treatment plan for the palms is worth discussing.
How treatment works for palmar hyperhidrosis
The treatment map and injection pattern are adapted for palm anatomy and symptoms. Both palms are commonly treated in the same session when clinically appropriate.
Treatment is localized to the palms, so your body can still sweat normally in other areas.
Sweating reduction usually builds over days rather than appearing instantly, with fuller response reviewed after the treatment has had time to settle.
What to expect
1. Symptom review
Jenny reviews severity, triggers, daily impact, and prior therapies to decide whether palm treatment is a good fit.
2. Mapped palm treatment
Treatment is done in the clinic with a mapped approach for both palms.
3. Follow-up
Your response is reviewed after treatment so future sessions can be adjusted.
4. Maintenance scheduling
A maintenance interval is based on how long relief holds and how quickly sweating returns.
Side effects and safety
Temporary injection-site tenderness, bruising, or localized weakness can happen. Jenny reviews medical history, treatment area, and risk profile before recommending care. For palm treatment, that localized weakness can be temporary weakness in the hand muscles, so ask Jenny about timing around work that needs a firm grip or fine hand control.
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